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Windows 7 install roundup {Engadget}
Jan 20th 2009 11:17AM SO...where did the background come from...exact URL location??:) This background I must have.
Comcast building a 500TB TV Warehouse to keep viewer data {Engadget HD}
Jan 12th 2009 10:53AM Pushing Daisies...its sad ABC is doing this again to an amazing concept ahead of its time with elaborate sets...ala Battlestar Galactica(1978), main reason from ABC for cancellation was cost overruns for both of these series they aired.
Verizon gets official with $28 billion Alltel acquisition {Engadget Mobile}
Dec 10th 2008 6:30PM This just sucks for Central and South Florida because the three largest metro areas in Florida have both Alltel and Verizon with large subscription base numbers in Miami, Tampa, and Orlando. Particularly Tampa because of the decades of monopoly from Verizon(then Peninsular Telephone Company/GTE) and has moved from the leading land line carrier to the fastest growing fiber to the home based services. Check one off in Central Florida for compeition, before sooner than later it will be a big 3 situation with AT&T, Verizon, and Clearwire....
Sony's PlayTV DVR for PlayStation 3 gets unboxed {Engadget}
Aug 20th 2008 2:41PM I am sure we will be seeing a US version of the DVR option for the PS3 as soon as CableCard technology is launched around the same time as the February analog broadcast cutoff and Digital broadcasts only. Sony has to use an this card for the SDV solution in the US because of the bandwidth limit issues over fiber/copper hybrid plants to deliver HD channels and eventually hopefully a 1080p video-on-demand solution instead of the current 1080i/720p HD on-demand solution already offered in most urban centers of the United States, not to mention the ever increasing speed of their Internet solutions competing with true fiber to the home solutions already offered. I am paying for a 20Mbps/5Mbps service that costs the same as a service over half that speed just a year ago. Thank you for the competition....we went from one monopoly to 8 competing large companies all installing a fiber solution to serve the 8.5 million residents of the I-4 corridor
