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Kindle firmware update promises 85 percent battery boost, native PDF reader

Nov 25th 2009 3:22PM on Engadget

@ZeroCorpse The original Gameboy Color wasn't like your typical LCD. It had no backlight. I can't say for sure that it's e-ink but it had color. Reading a comic book on a HVGA screen is ridiculous when a single panel can span 2 full pages.

Kindle firmware update promises 85 percent battery boost, native PDF reader

Nov 24th 2009 5:47PM on Engadget

Why don't they "borrow" the technology from the original Game Boy Color (in at least 24bit color)? This way comic books could officially go digital. I would definitely get back into comic books.

HTC HD2 can be coaxed into doing 802.11n, if you know how to sweet-talk it

Nov 24th 2009 11:48AM on Engadget

@MeanSpyvie Exactly my thoughts. Wireless G is more than enough until your ISP gives you more than 54Mbps bandwidth. N is only great when you want to send/receive a bunch of media files locally.

Hasselblad intros 50 megapixel H3DII-50 MS with multishot

Nov 19th 2009 12:30PM on Engadget

Is this the replacement for the Hubble Telescope?

NVIDIA's Fermi-based GeForce 100 GPU makes a Twitter appearance

Nov 18th 2009 12:34PM on Engadget

Nothing runs Crysis on all settings maxed out.

Intel shells out $1.25 billion to settle all AMD litigation

Nov 12th 2009 12:40PM on Engadget

Jeez, can I get just $1 million out of that? I'm sure no one will miss it.

Sprint cutting up to 2,500 more employees from the payroll

Nov 10th 2009 10:55AM on Engadget

Sprint is the only company I've ever been with. At first getting a signal was rough in many places. Their coverage was very "spotty". Now I can't tell when last I've had a poor signal and I travel alot more now. Their data network is also second to none. Unlimited tethering, faster network speeds, great selection of phones and cheaper plans. I really can't think of why they lose so many customers.

Analyst estimates 100,000 DROID smartphones sold in first weekend

Nov 10th 2009 10:16AM on Engadget

I remember all the sad Motorola faces that used to show up on this site. I'm definitely happy for them now. This may not be anywhere as successful as the RAZR was back in the day but they have proven that they can hang with today's demands.

NPD: Windows 7 sales 234% higher than Vista's first few days

Nov 5th 2009 6:00PM on Engadget

Saweet! Now if they could just kill 32bit the world would be a better place.

The Collectors, and the enemies of Mass Effect 2

Nov 5th 2009 5:54PM on Joystiq

Good sci-fi is so rare, I must say ME has one of the most compelling sci-fi universes. This thing completely immerses me. The truth about the Reapers blew me away in the original and I can't wait to see what's in store in ME2.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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