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McIntosh powers up its MPC1500 conditioner {Engadget HD}

Jul 19th 2008 12:42AM That is so fvcking hot...

But why does the voltage scale start at 0? How about 90-150 or something useful, with 120 being at the top (like the temp gauge on most cars being at some sort of normal 'middle' position, and anything outside of that is something to pay attention to).

Samsung's IFA lineup of HDTVs emerges {Engadget HD}

Jul 18th 2008 11:57AM Mmmmm, the 950 looks nice. Can it please come in something bigger than 46/52" Maybe a 57"?

VIDEO: Watch your height... {Autoblog}

Jul 17th 2008 12:53PM If you have ever driven large trucks + trailers, you can both laugh at the stupidity, but also feel sorry for him.

When towing something large, you don't realize how difficult driving becomes. Something trivial in a car requires some effort, and difficult stuff demands 100% of your concentration.

Its amazing this sort of stuff does not happen more often.

Expect The Dark Knight's IMAX sequences on Blu-ray {Engadget HD}

Jul 17th 2008 12:50PM That is Hong Kong in the pic, BTW (I know I will get voted down for making this comment, but at least Jesus won't hate me...right!!!???)

Sony's $400 BDP-S350 Profile 2.0 Blu-ray player now shipping {Engadget HD}

Jul 16th 2008 7:15PM Not sure to mark you - for being a D-bag, or + for doing a danm fine impression of nfinity.

Klipsch adds six models to its Palladium speaker lineup {Engadget HD}

Jul 13th 2008 4:06PM *Awaits the Klipsch haters*

Charter sends contest winner two smaller TVs, plays "miscommunication" card {Engadget HD}

Jul 9th 2008 8:30PM Nevermind, saw it was a flat panel.

Charter sends contest winner two smaller TVs, plays "miscommunication" card {Engadget HD}

Jul 9th 2008 8:29PM Remember, 65" HDTV probably means a 65" Mitsubishi DLP, which can be had for under $2,000 - not a 65" Sharp LCD or Panasonic plasma.

The HD Guru puts Pioneer's Pro-111FD plasma to the test {Engadget HD}

Jul 9th 2008 11:59AM $1000 difference, or less.

You can get the Pioneer at Best Buy for $3600 (or less), and this is putting it against Amazon's Panasonic price.

That said, both of these units rock.

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