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james
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Member Since Mar 14th, 2009

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ASUS to launch Eee-book reader this year?

Aug 27th 2009 11:47AM on Engadget

It's all going to be about two things....

1. Price point.
If they can do what they did with "netbooks" and bring the price way down (sub - $100) then these things have a chance to fly off the shelfs.

2. DRM.
If these devices can read all formats and not just some "special" or locked in format then more people will want them.

Rugged Duros 8404 tablet PC: now with Atom, sunlight-viewable LCD

Jul 22nd 2009 11:14AM on Engadget

Would love something like this for On-Site Service calls.
I go through laptops like crazy.

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LG GD910 to start shipping in July

Jul 18th 2009 1:47PM on Engadget Mobile

Ok, just too damn cool.
Perfect geek toy.

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Amazon remotely deletes Orwell e-books from Kindles, unpersons reportedly unhappy (update)

Jul 17th 2009 9:30PM on Engadget

Big brother is watching us, lol
This is going to be a problem we see more and more of when "cloud" computing takes off.
You keep all your photos on somebody else's server and then they decide you should not have access to them any more.
What do you do?

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eMachines offers up stylish, underpowered EZ1601-01 all-in-one PC

Jul 14th 2009 10:48AM on Engadget

As always they are offering up a underpowered with a lower price point to get people to buy them.
I get emachines in all the time for repairs and in most cases I just tell my customers to buy a "real" computer.

Insignia NS-HD01: first-ever portable HD Radio on sale at Best Buy

Jul 12th 2009 2:23PM on Engadget

Pretty cool if you ask me.

Let's see if it matches it's hype.

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Amazon Kindle DX review

Jun 20th 2009 10:52AM on Engadget

One thing need to happen before this idea is ready for prime time.

Price change!
This needs to come way down in price before most people and even authors jump onto the bandwagon.
If they hit about $100 to $150 with it then this thing will fly off shelfs and they will make their money in volume sales.

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Babyglow temperature sensing clothing: because you're dumber than your newborn

Jun 18th 2009 11:18AM on Engadget

Are you kidding?
Parents don't know how to put their hands on their baby's head anymore and need help?

If you that lazy you don't belong having a baby.

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iPhone 3GS review

Jun 17th 2009 3:53PM on Engadget

same ol same ol.
What's the point?

Wow it has a compass.
Oh wait I can go to the cornor drug store and buy a real one for 5 bucks.

Nothing new here.
Just the same ol buy me now cycle.

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ASUS 'Seamless Experience' is the best conception of the future we've seen in the past five minutes

Jun 14th 2009 6:14PM on Engadget

very very cool.
You should see something like this become pretty common in the future.
If not on a table top perhapes you toss a itme next to your tv and the same information pops up.

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