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Words have always been considered powerful, mystical things–the story of the Golem is merely one example …
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Continue reading Wall of Sound is loud, prohibitively expensive, and somewhat defeats the purpose
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The media-rich LG PS80 is also one of the most stylish plasmas we've seen this year.
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When LG announced its LG PS80 series of plasma TVs at CES 2009, the series earned one of our three nominations for Best of CES in the TV …
Continue reading Lenovo’s all-in-one ThinkCentre gets official, becomes A70z
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Your mobile devices’ wireless LAN is about to get significantly better.
Atheros, a mobile Wireless LAN (WLAN) chip maker, announced Monday the lauch of its newest and possibly the industry’s highest performance mobile WLAN chip, the the ROCm single-chip 11n AR6003 family.
The new AR6003 mobile WLAN chip is …
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I didn’t have any intentions of putting together a portable version of this Release Candidate build for Firefox 2 Beta 1 but there have been several people asking and emailing me about it. Just to let everyone know I am also working on an article for tomorrow that will walk you through some of the new features and how to change them around, like the Session Restore and scrolling tab bar. I guess you can consider it a guide to prepare yourself for the Official Beta 1 release. Now onto the portable version…
All you have to do is download the Portable Firefox 2.0 Beta 1 (Release Candidate) file below. Then you unzip the file and browse for the file PortableFirefox.exe. Just execute that file and you will be running Firefox 2.0 Beta 1 (Release Candidate)! The profile is kept with the PortableFirefox folder so you don’t have to worry about messing up your other profile and the uninstallation process is simple…just delete the folder!
| Update: | A new Portable Firefox 2.0 Beta 1 Release Candidate 2 is available. I have also put together a nice guide for those people looking to tweak Firefox 2 Beta 1. |
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Stay tuned for the network’s latest DVR strategy: acceptance. Armed with the latest Nielsen data, ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox are rushing to tell advertisers that even with a set-top box and its bevy of pauses, fast forwards and 30 second skips at the ready — we’re guessing this doesn’t apply to Media Center users on automated setups — most viewers simply settle in and watch the commercials anyway. The New York Times breaks down the commercial-plus-three ratings system the networks initially opposed that could end up saving shows like Heroes from cancellation — though a return to the old way of thinking might be worthwhile if it means an end to that show’s now pitiable existence.
Are DVRs actually going to save the network TV model? originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 02 Nov 2009 17:29:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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If Japan-based NEC has its way, people who act as language translators could one day be replaced with head-mounted displays that project translations onto a retinal display. Come again?
The Tele Scouter system is composed of an eyepiece with a front-mounted camera and a mic that picks up …
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Continue reading Sony VAIO L touchscreen humiliates presenter on live TV (video)
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