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Alienware curved display rocks Crysis at 2880 x 900

Jan 7th 2008 3:04PM on Engadget

This has already been done..
http://www.seamlessdisplay.com/index.html

Hands-on with Pioneer's extreme contrast concept plasma

Jan 7th 2008 3:00PM on Engadget

I think my Bravia just killed itself.

Creative's inPerson video conferencing clam gets official

Jan 7th 2008 2:50PM on Engadget

..And why would I want this when any laptop could do the job?

Optimus Maximus: 113 keys, ready to pre-order

May 20th 2007 1:04PM on Engadget

Has anyone here actually preordered one?

T-Mobile's unlimited $5.99 mobile web not unlimited?

May 10th 2007 7:06PM on Engadget Mobile

Be happy. In Canada there is no unlimited data.

Sidekick iD finally launches

Apr 13th 2007 12:29AM on Engadget

Let's see.. I'm 14 and it doesn't appeal to me. Lack of Bluetooth is unacceptable and no camera won't appeal to any teen, let alone a geek like me.

WEP security gets busted yet again

Apr 4th 2007 4:47PM on Engadget

Greatest movie ever. I have the DVD.

The Helio Ocean

Mar 26th 2007 1:21PM on Engadget

Now if Helio could come to Canada I'd be happy.

Microsoft's useless "Designer Series" USB Hub mousepad

Mar 20th 2007 7:00PM on Engadget

It seems unusually small too.

mobiBLU shows off A3 / A5 DAPs at CeBIT

Mar 18th 2007 4:09AM on Engadget

Horrible build quality. Look at the LEDs underneath the controls.

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