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HP to, like, totally launch PC line for teens {Engadget}

May 17th 2008 11:49AM Maybe HP is trying to corner the future retro market. Doomed to failure now, but a hit on Ebay in thirty years.

Fraunhofer says HD-ACC will make CDs "obsolete" {Engadget}

Jan 8th 2008 2:04PM I've read about a couple of blind mp3 hearing tests, one by Maximum PC, with at least some people who thought they had trained ears, and no one could consistently tell the difference between somewhat higher variable bit rate mp3's (I think at least 160 kbps) and lossless audio files. So I think the recommendation was to use 192 vbr mp3's and don't worry about it. I know I can't tell the difference between a 192 vbr mp3 and the cd it came from using decent headphones through a good stereo.

Phosphor E Ink watch giveaway (part 2) {Engadget}

Dec 20th 2007 1:59PM I use a monkey.

Win yourself some Shure headphones! {Engadget}

May 24th 2007 5:50PM I will listen to Clark Terry, Nina Simone and Ry Cooder. Oh yeah, and to Greg Brown. Greg Brown the most. Plus others.

Ask Engadget: SD and MP3-friendly portable audio recorder? {Engadget}

Apr 28th 2007 8:54PM I'm guessing that the IAudio D2 might be nice with an external microphone (it has a built in one, likely just good for memos and such, and a line-n with direct encoding to mp3). I used to listen to a podcast called Bikescape, and he did (maybe still does) all his interviews with an IRiver 799 and external microphone, similar to the D2 in some ways but without the SD cards. But if you want something just for interviews probabaly something like the Microtrak would be superior (although I noticed it doesn't take sd cards).

Engadget HD giveaways: win another Philips 42PF9631D 42-inch plasma! {Engadget HD}

Oct 14th 2006 5:07PM No cable card. Cable is like having a non-stop supply of icecream in the freezer. My brain would get fat and sluggish, as would my rear-end.

Engadget HD giveaways: NeoDigits Helios X3000 {Engadget HD}

Oct 14th 2006 2:48PM I use a tried and true twenty foot Radio Shack mini-plug to rca jacks cable strung through a hole in the floor and over to my stereo via the crawlspace.Works like a charm and sounds great, especially with my new X-fi sound card. Not techically streaming, I suppose, though I do "stream" lots of internet radio this way. I don't care about video streaming yet, not until my DSL speed increases by a factor of 10 or so.

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