Well, here’s a bit of an interesting surprise — Dell’s Inspiron One 19 all-in-one desktop, previously only announced for Japan and still not on Dell’s US website, kicking back at a Walmart in the US of A. From the looks of it, the specs are more or less in line with what we’ve heard before…
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Apple iPad Coming to U.S. on April 3By Mashable on March 5th, 2010 | No Comments
Apple finally announced the exact date of iPad availability in the U.S. : It’s Saturday, April 3, for Wi-Fi models, while models with both Wi-Fi and 3G will be available in late April. As far as other countries go, all models of iPad will be available in Australia…
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Official: iPad Launching Here April 3, Pre-Orders March 12 [Ipad]By Gizmodo on March 5th, 2010 | No Comments
It’s official: iPad’s launching in the US on April 3, with the 3G model coming later in the month. Pre-orders start next week , March 12. It’s just about on time. April 3, interestingly, is a Saturday, and exactly 59 66 days after the iPad launch , placing it within the 60-90 day availability window Jobs promised. Apple’s …
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How Sony Lost Its Way [We Miss Sony]By Gizmodo on March 3rd, 2010 | No Comments
More than anything, Sony’s lost its spirit, spending too much time telling us it’s the greatest electronics company in the world and not nearly enough showing us . Proprietary Formats Sony’s last huge format hit was a product called “Compact Disc”. You might have heard of it. Spinning plastic wheel with…
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Sony files for ‘PlayStation Arc’ trademark in Japan — all but a done deal?By Engadget on March 2nd, 2010 | No Comments
Sony’s PlayStation Motion Controller has gone through a few different names during its development, but “Arc” has cropped up far more than any other over the past few months, and it’s now looking increasingly like a sure thing. While any official announcement will likely have to wait until GDC next…
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MIT’s MeBot makes telerobotics fun againBy Engadget on March 1st, 2010 | No Comments
We know how you feel. Sure, telerobotics has changed your life for the better, allowing to interact with people as if you’re really there , coasting through the halls of an institution of higher learning, dropping knowledge on anyone within shouting distance. But something’s missing. You aren’t happy , you aren’t free . MeBot, developed at MIT’s Personal…
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Lumiotec starts selling OLED lighting development kits, but not for a songBy Engadget on February 17th, 2010 | No Comments
There’s probably nothing wrong with the existing incandescent setup that’s lighting your abode as we speak, but if you’ve been itching to do something — how do you say? — different , Lumiotec needs to have a word with you. The Japanese outfit is now selling OLED lighting development kits, which are perfect for …
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Elecom introduces SDXC-compatible card reader, waits for you to afford SDXC cardsBy Engadget on February 9th, 2010 | No Comments
Panasonic’s duo of SDXC cards should be shipping out this month, which means that you’ll be needing a new card reader on the double. Of course, it’s not like you’re really about to pay upwards of $450 for 32GB of wicked fast Secure Digital storage (or $600 for the 64 gigger), but hey…
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Japan certifies its first LTE device, LG says ‘whoa, ours?’By Engadget on February 3rd, 2010 | No Comments
In a country whose carriers’ phone lineups are dominated by domestic giants like NEC, Sony, Sharp, and Fujitsu, you wouldn’t necessarily think that the road to 4G would begin elsewhere — strangely, though, South Korea’s LG has garnered the honor of becoming the first company to have an LTE device certified by…
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First Else hands-on: ’still alive and kicking’By Engadget on January 10th, 2010 | No Comments
We caught up with Else at CES to check on how they’re doing with the First Else since we last saw them back in November. According to CTO Eldad Eilam, the basic functions of the ALP -based phone are finally done and dusted, so now Else will mainly focus on fine-tuning its snazzy …












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