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  • Ranger China just announced their new product, the Ranger GPS for the Nintendo DS. An impressive product, but poorly timed given the fact that the GBA cartridge slot has gone away. Of course, maybe they are planning on selling to all those millions of people out there who still have the older DS Lite.
    Via CrunchGear - 7 months 17 days ago
  • But we wonder: Does South Illinois Avenue in Carbondale, IL really need such thorough documentation? [Google, thanks eerickson!]
    Via Gizmodo - 7 months 17 days ago
  • With the glut of off-brand HDTVs from Vizio, Insignia, Dynex, and more flooding the market, HDGuru did a little legwork and found the real price of these sets lies in their often inadequate extended...
    Via Gizmodo - 7 months 17 days ago
  • Guess what recently showed up in the FCC database: A 9-inch Lenovo netbook with a built-in 3G card. Because of its AT&T compatibility, it looks like this netbook will be joining the iPhone at the...
    Via Gizmodo - 7 months 17 days ago
  • Back in late March and early April, when we first heard the terrifying tale of two shifty, hapless carrier pigeons intercepted while attempting to smuggle cellphone parts to inmates in a high-security Brazilian prison, we thought it was merely an isolated incident. Well, now that another pigeon has been caught -- this time outside a Columbian prison with a tiny suitcase full of cellphone components strapped to its back -- we have to face the truth: carrier pigeons are probably evil by nature....
    Via Engadget - 7 months 17 days ago
  • Battlestar Galactica was meant for high-def. Thankfully, Universal has somewhat confirmed that the series will be available in its entirety on Blu-ray sometime soon via the Caprica DVD. A little message pops up before the Caprica DVD’s main menu after the promo for the complete series box set which says it’s coming to “DVD and Blu-ray [...]
    Via CrunchGear - 7 months 17 days ago
  • Phil Torrone, senior editor of MAKE and creative director for DIY site Adafruit, is a DIY guru and all-around good guy. So we had him give us good songs to listen to while building stuff. He gave us...
    Via Gizmodo - 7 months 17 days ago
  • Music videos are made to appeal to non-geek masses, but some were made by some bigtime nerds—while others are just are unmistakeably nerdy. You already know where we're going with this, so...
    Via Gizmodo - 7 months 17 days ago
  • Dell's been doing both solid state and encrypted drives for some time now, but only now is the company combining both efforts and preparing to offer encrypted SSDs in the coming months. The Samsung-manufactured drives will come in 64GB, 128GB, and 256GB options, and though the hardware encryption method isn't specified, we'd venture a guess it'll have something to do with Trusted Computer Group's 128-bit standards adopted by Sammy and virtually every other drive maker back in January. No word...
    Via Engadget - 7 months 17 days ago
  • Filed under: Displays, Samsung, Projector

    Good ole' Sammy's announced an octuplet of new projectors, and while we'd like to say they're all special in their own little way, two models definitely catch our eye more. The A800B DLP boasts a 1080p output, 10,000:1 contrast ratio, 1000 ANSI lumens, two HDMI ports, and a variety of other input options. The luxury doesn't come cheap, of course: retail price is $10,000. The other full HD model is the A900, and although we're lighter on details...
    Via Engadget HD - 7 months 17 days ago

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