Recent Comments:
As the 3G iPhone draws near, what's your plan of attack? {Engadget}
May 14th 2008 10:14PM yes, but only on SoftBank, since they're 2100Mhz UMTS.
As the 3G iPhone draws near, what's your plan of attack? {Engadget}
May 14th 2008 9:45PM @iofthestorm: does he mean a really old Nokia flip phone, or a Nokia clamshell?
Alienware to launch low-cost, AMD-based gaming rig {Engadget}
May 13th 2008 7:22PM compare that to some lame Celeron-based "gaming" PCs that computer stores here in Brazil build (they say it's a gaming PC just because it has a dedicated GPU, even if it's a low-end model from ages ago, and a steering wheel), and it will look like at least mid-range.
Dell dropping XPS, focusing on Alienware -- Dell says no {Engadget}
May 12th 2008 10:19PM so, will they launch Alienware in Brazil? (even with the absurd price tag, since higher-priced PCs don't have some tax reductions or exemptions that sub-3000BRL-or-so PCs have)
Circuit City looks for a suitor, Blockbuster likely to be it {Engadget}
May 11th 2008 8:36PM here in Brazil, Lojas Americanas, a major department store chain, bought the Blockbuster license, converted nearly every Blockbuster to smaller Americanas Express stores (still featuring a Blockbuster), and added Blockbusters to its bigger stores.
LG's 47-inch Scarlet 47LG60 LCD HDTV gets reviewed {Engadget HD}
May 9th 2008 8:57PM they're black so the picture stands out.
it's all a thing of contrast.
Mobo gets rebadge happy with two new low-cost subnotes for Brazil {Engadget}
May 7th 2008 7:14PM remember, there are too much taxes here in Brazil.
but Positivo PCs do sell well here.
Mobo gets rebadge happy with two new low-cost subnotes for Brazil {Engadget}
May 7th 2008 7:12PM at least it's cheaper than an Eee on those computer stores on the infomercials. (and they don't know the power of the Eee brand, they just call it an ASUS)
Deutsche Telekom looking to pick up Sprint? {Engadget}
May 3rd 2008 7:27PM Vivo (a joint venture of Portugal Telecom and Telefónica) already does this thing here in Brazil. Consumer services are mostly GSM-based, while business and data services are CDMA-based, at least until they launch their UMTS/HSDPA networks, later this year.
Deutsche Telekom looking to pick up Sprint? {Engadget}
May 3rd 2008 7:22PM maybe it would simply be NASCAR T-Cup (all Deutsche Telekom divisions are T-Something: T-Mobile, T-Home, T-Systems...)
but would you rather have a teacup, or a T-Cup?
