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eMagin's SXGA OLED-XL microdisplay: perfect for night vision goggles, HMDs {Engadget}
Oct 23rd 2008 7:41PM I want my full hd video glasses. Damn it, how long I should wait?
Western Digital intros 2.5-inch 10,000RPM VelociRaptor HDD {Engadget}
Jul 27th 2008 5:25AM This is plain wrong that no current hard drive does not go over USB 2.0 speed limitation.
These drives in the article definitely do and also new 1 TB drives from Samsung and WD do also (I do not have experience with others).
60 MB/sec that is upper limit for USB 2.0 is minimum read speed for new drives.
BDA gloats over selling 2 million Blu-ray Discs in Europe {Engadget HD}
Feb 14th 2008 5:06AM Wow! Big percent of nothing. Meanwhile billions of DVD titles were sold.
But this is not surprise when we consider HD title prices in Europe: 26 to 30 euro are normal HD retail prices when DVD prices are between 12 and 20 euro (and promotions reach bellow 10 euro). In one shop I saw Shooter HD-DVD for 40 euro. I wonder that they even sell one of this title there.
But then, when I sent my HD-DVD player free movies coupon and got no reply for many weeks and when I asked by email, what is the status, then I got reply that they are unable to process my request jet and it will take another weeks because they got unsuspected rate of requests.
Internet privacy vs. law enforcement {Download Squad}
Oct 20th 2006 7:03AM Do not fear them. Fear your own goverment that want's too much control over you.
Leica M8 combines old-world charm with new-world tech {Engadget}
Sep 15th 2006 7:57AM This is not first digital rangefinder camera!
First digital rangefinder is made by Epson. It is Epson R-D1.
http://www.dpreview.com/news/0403/04031101epsonrd1.asp
Google showcases banned books {Download Squad}
Sep 14th 2006 2:00PM Wow then. It is curious that Orwels 1984 is banned. It describes really good how was the life in Soviet Union.
Or maybe it is not curious because at all because it also describes what will life in America look like soon (or is already).
Please read it and recommend it to your children.
Google showcases banned books {Download Squad}
Sep 14th 2006 10:39AM Erm, please explain. Who is banning those books? Where are those books banned?
In America?
I do not get it.
NetEnforcer now sniffs out encrypted BitTorrent activity {Engadget}
Sep 1st 2006 4:29PM THIS IS AGAINST FREE SPEECH!!!
Ask.com launches Google-style maps {Download Squad}
Mar 4th 2006 9:03AM This thing is not working. Boooo! Shows only blanck images.
Oracle acquires Sleepycat, Berkeley DB {Download Squad}
Feb 15th 2006 2:48PM I think this is bad news because Oracle tend to turn nice products into something, well not so usable. Their only goal seams to be to earn new billions to mister Elliot fancy habits.
(Of cource Oracle databases are still good for enterprices with huge data capabilities)
