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Video: VIA's VB8003 Mini-ITX board has dual-HDMI, could rock your HTPC's world {Engadget}
Sep 22nd 2009 2:25PM Why no ION?
Without ION forget XBMC or Boxee on Linux, the ultimate platform for those two pieces of software. Don't forget MythTV, which also has support for VDPAU.
Ask Engadget: Which sound card should I buy, if any? {Engadget}
Jun 19th 2009 5:30AM Why do you have nice speakers if you're only listening to poor-quality super-compressed audio?
Verizon's FiOS TV available to nearly 800,000 Floridians {Engadget HD}
Jul 26th 2008 10:37AM FiOS is in Sarasota and Osprey and moving down into Venice and Englewood right now... kinda strange that it isn't in Orlando.
Surprise! Biggest drawing now biggest GPS hoax in the world {Engadget}
May 28th 2008 8:25AM No shit, did anyone actually believe that DHL flew or shipped in circles around in the ocean?
Ask Engadget: Which are the best full-size headphones? {Engadget}
May 2nd 2008 10:07AM You sound like a Bose commercial, or a victim of their marketing (which doesn't exactly portray their actual quality).
Ask Engadget: Which are the best full-size headphones? {Engadget}
May 2nd 2008 10:03AM I'm very happy with my Sennheiser HD280Pro headphones. They'll last forever... even when a dog chews off the pads you just have to buy replacements. I have personal experience that that one. They sound great, are built to last, have replaceable everything, and a long ass cord.
Xbox 360 Elite: new, black limited edition Xbox with HDMI and 120GB drive {Engadget}
Mar 24th 2007 8:46PM You've done an excellent job stating your opinions as facts.
Xbox 360 Elite: new, black limited edition Xbox with HDMI and 120GB drive {Engadget}
Mar 24th 2007 8:44PM Well, everyone else sees the value. It costs like $200 less than any other Blu-Ray player currently on the market and plays movies just as well as or better than the other players... oh, and the features are updatable.
Xbox 360 Elite: new, black limited edition Xbox with HDMI and 120GB drive {Engadget}
Mar 24th 2007 8:42PM I guess they know something you don't know.
1. They don't want their console to cost as much as or more than a PS3.
2. They would be discriminating against all the people who already have Xbox 360's, they can't force an update on users, and then they would have to say "Oh! You bought it in the first year and a half? You can't play any new games unless you spend another $200 on this."
3. The technology was a bit more expensive and probably not as readily available on and before November 2005, it would have taken them even longer to get all of those consoles out the door and on the shelves, it probably would have delayed the launch.
