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The Bill Day giveaway (part 1) - Toshiba Gigabeat T400 {Engadget}
Jun 28th 2008 7:42AM My XBox 360
The Bill Day giveaway (part 4) - Windows Vista Ultimate {Engadget}
Jun 28th 2008 7:40AM XBox 360
The Bill Day giveaway (part 3) - Zune 80GB (black) {Engadget}
Jun 28th 2008 7:39AM XBox 360
The Bill Day giveaway (part 2) - Office Ultimate 2007 {Engadget}
Jun 28th 2008 7:38AM Xbox 360
The Bill Day giveaway (part 1) - Toshiba Gigabeat T400 {Engadget}
Jun 28th 2008 7:35AM The XBox 360 is my favorite MS product.
Kaiser killer? i-mate's Ultimate 9502 reviewed {Engadget Mobile}
May 30th 2008 10:10AM How's the Bluetooth on it and the GPS, does the ATT Navigator work well on it?
Redesign giveaway: HTC's new Shift UMPC {Engadget}
Apr 10th 2008 5:59PM Just Browsing engadget
Verizon adding 335 jobs to handle rapid FiOS growth {Engadget HD}
Feb 20th 2008 12:39PM 1. The service works great, never had a problem, just their wireless router has a weak signal.
2. Customer Service is the worst, they simply a horrible company who likes to abuse it's customers.
3. Michael Bay is annoying, if we lucky he will be shocked by that button.
HD DVD deathwatch: we're making it official {Engadget HD}
Feb 16th 2008 9:19AM 1. HD-DVD is a better format, what kills Blu-Ray is that some of the players are not upgradeable so you can not take advantage of the 2.0 profile if your player is a 1.1 player (non-upgradeable). Though the PS3 is firmware upgradeable. So out of the gate HD-DVD is a completed format and Blu-Ray is now catching up with the 2.0 profile to offer the same content.
2. The real difference between both formats is so small that the average human can not really detect the difference. Though the younger generation and those in IT are so wrapped around this that they believe they can see a difference. If you look closely the edges are the only difference in the formats, and you gotta be close enough to see them, so in the end who cares, both formats are a step up from DVD.
3. I think alot of people will stick with the DVD format, because Blu-Ray is so damn expensive, in their eyes, they do not want to be the first to have it. I think will get to the point that Blu-Ray will make in ground but not like DVDs, because downloadable content will begin to dominate. While I understand that most of the older generation does not like it downloadable content, the younger ones do and know very little anything else (they download movies, CDs, etc), so it will soon become a downloadable world, and the older generation will be buying DVDs. Now if Sony subsidizes the movies and the players more so they drop more in price they will make more headway into the homes.
HD DVD deathwatch: we're making it official {Engadget}
Feb 15th 2008 5:31PM Well looks like it's time to sell off all my DVDs and HD-DVDs and not buy anymore, if I need it I'll rent it from now on or stream it, on to the next generation of technology.
