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Engadget's recession antidote: win a Sonos Multi-Room Music System Bundle 150 {Engadget}
Apr 29th 2009 12:57PM Certainly would be nice to have something like this as opposed to just have a whole mess of receivers scattered about my house!
Movea's Gyration Air Music Remote doubles as a wireless mouse {Engadget}
Sep 9th 2008 8:22AM I have the older version of this, the one without that screen at the top, and I absolutely love it. The mouse works so much better than the bluetooth one it replaced, that piece of crap Logitech would never stay paired.
As for the iPhone remark, perhaps some people are in the market for a decent remote for their Media Center PC as opposed to a fashion statement made by a company that seems to pride itself on having a cult of lemming-esque followers.
Ford to meet with dealers about future products, try to close stores {Autoblog}
Aug 28th 2008 7:40AM What about those of us who aren't able to fit (literally) into small cars? At 6'6" some of us just aren't cut out for a Civic, Yaris or Corolla. I don't drive a compact (early 90s Maxima) and yet I get very good gas mileage, mid 20s around town and high 20s/low 30s on the interstate. Even fully loaded up with four people and luggage I get around 26/27mpg on the highway. Tell me again why I should get a smaller car?
More details on Kyocera's K323 for Verizon {Engadget Mobile}
Nov 28th 2006 12:21PM Does this remind anyone besides me of an Audiovox CDM-9500 from 2002?
Engadget's relaunch giveaways: let's start with a Zune {Engadget}
Sep 24th 2006 9:34PM "Company" by Third Eye Blind
Princeton professor sez cracking HDCP is "eminently doable" {Engadget}
Apr 15th 2006 12:22AM "2) If successful, his method makes it out through the geek grapevine to irresponsible dork B who develops the method into a cracking application which he then releases into the wild so that...
3) total lamers n can make and distribute free copies of $20.00 movies."
I'm going to have to disagree with you there Torontoguy. Just because a few people circumvent copy protection schemes for monetary gain doesn't mean that everyone does. VLC Media Player depends on circumventing DVD copy protection to play DVDs from all regions and it's not only probably the best media player out there, it's free/open source. Also, like OMAC said, why would a computer science professor be working on a cure for cancer? (By the way, some cancers already can be treated/cured)
