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Best Buy aims to match Walmart's HDTV prices while sprucing up stores

Mar 17th 2009 3:38PM on Engadget HD

Anybody who pays a whopping $150 for an HDMI cable obviously deserve to be ripped off. I paid $7 for my HDMI cable. Even at Wal Mart the cables are a rip off.

Kaleidescape still on track to deliver a pricey Blu-ray player this year

Mar 3rd 2009 1:03AM on Engadget HD

I've never even heard of Kaleidascape. Or any of the other 3 "high-end" companies that Casey made mention of in his post. Besides I doubt the supposed better av quality is that discernable to the eyes & ears.

What exactly is better about the picure from a Samsung BR player and a Kaleidascape BR player???

Walmart downsizing shelf space for music CDs, giving more to Blu-ray

Nov 4th 2008 1:03AM on Engadget HD

I've had my Blu-Ray player since June and I still haven't bought one single BD disk at a local retailer, they're just too, too much. I do all my BD buying on either Amazon or ebay, no taxes on top of the price, plus orders over $25 have free shipping with Amazon. So no business for either Wal Mart or Best Buy from me, seems like Best Buy is way, way more expensive, like $8 difference with Amazon.

Casio's 8.1 megapixel W63CA with 480 x 800 pixel OLED flips out in Japan

Oct 27th 2008 9:15AM on Engadget Mobile

Is it GSM? Ooh I'd like to get it unlocked! I used to own a Sharp V903 that was unlocked. Now I use an unlocked Nokia N95-3.

Are BD-Live download times bogging down your Iron Man experience?

Oct 1st 2008 3:46AM on Engadget HD

I have the Samsung P1500, and have no internet hooked up to my BD player, so therefore I shouldn't have a problem, right?!!!!?

I orded mine from Amazon, and haven't recieved mine yet.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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Verizon down in Midwest and California, how're things for you?

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