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Nanovision's MIMO 720-S USB secondary display is slim yet touchable

Aug 10th 2009 11:24AM on Engadget

Anyone know who is the touch technology from? A sleek Synaptics module or a home-grown solution?

LG's 240Hz LH90 LED TV series priced, global release dates still a mystery

Apr 22nd 2009 3:13AM on Engadget

hey, surely you're not allowed to say the f word?? ...unless its in relation to korean babes !!!

LG's 240Hz LH90 LED TV series priced, global release dates still a mystery

Apr 22nd 2009 2:50AM on Engadget

ha ha
she's kneeling anyway

say, is there an Engadget hall-of-fame tech-babe photo ranking anywhere? ...now that would be good!

Tesla Model S priced just under $50K, rest of car still shrouded in mystery

Mar 24th 2009 9:58AM on Engadget

if only the bearded dude unveiling the automobile had been a cute korean chick in a bikini this comment thread would have been a lot more fun! :P

....anyone with awesome photoshop skills out there?

Tesla Model S priced just under $50K, rest of car still shrouded in mystery

Mar 24th 2009 9:45AM on Engadget

The use of a double negative in a sentence about "knowing nothing" was hopefully for comic effect?

Tesla Model S priced just under $50K, rest of car still shrouded in mystery

Mar 24th 2009 9:05AM on Engadget

i think its a great price. My cayenne turbo cost several times more

Tesla Model S priced just under $50K, rest of car still shrouded in mystery

Mar 24th 2009 8:58AM on Engadget

...and once those goodly folk have blazed a slightly cleaner environmental trail of compressed hydrogen and no-rust plastics, the bulk of the infrastructure costs and the price of the vehicles themselves will have come down enough to allow even the common people to afford them. So plenty of time for you to save up for one Techguy.

Tesla Model S priced just under $50K, rest of car still shrouded in mystery

Mar 24th 2009 8:51AM on Engadget

techguy - nice comment!

- fortunately its a general trend that the richer people are the more altruistic their mind-set

- implying that you are selfish as well as poor (a truely admirable combo!)

But to answer your question, this will be bought by 1. tree-hugging hippies and 2. folk with so much cash they already have a fleet of cars with far more ho'power.

Large Hadron Collider restart delayed till September

Feb 10th 2009 12:17PM on Engadget

i'm surprised color matters to you so much
the world is filled with ass holes

Canon EOS 5D Mark II unboxed

Dec 3rd 2008 4:40AM on Engadget

Does the "large sensor" mean that a fisheye lens will work to its full glory? My current Kiss only has a small sensor ("suck my kiss"?) so doesn't give the full effect. :P

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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