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Laptop Buying Guide 2012: How To Find The Right Laptop For You So it turns out that the WD Media streamer thing we told you about last week doesn’t stream Pandora in Australia. While I’m not surprised, I’m still a little disappointed…
The Tokyo Motor Show is still kicking on. It will be open to the public until November 4, but the media is well and truly done with it. Now that all the manufacturers have played their hands, and the shit (in some cases) has had time to settle after hitting the fan, it seemed like a good time to sit back and take stock on what eventuated from the 41st Tokyo Motor Show.
Well, we knew it was coming. Sony has officially announced the PlayTV HDTV tuner peripheral for PS3 this morning: It launches on November 26 for $170…
Slightly late wrap today – we were all locked out of the office building, and I forgot my wireless internet key. But now we’re back, baby!
LG Says OLED Panels Will Cost Less Than LCD Panels In 2016 So we all upgrade our TVs in 2016, huh?
NYC Subways Get LCD Screens Showing Every Train In Real Time Hey Cityrail. Watch this and catch up.
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Google Navigator For Android Review: Far From Perfect This does not surprise me.
This Is Why You Shouldn’t Put Drunk Ewoks On Live TV Do I need to add anything to that headline? I think not.
The iPhone Now Officially Runs Doom There goes my next commute.
Sony Ericsson’s “Rachael” Android UI: Android Meets Zune HD, Looks Slicker Than iPhone It looks like Sony Ericsson is on a winner here…
For about $US20, this tiny HoverDrone will hover and flash its little lights. And then the dog will eat it.
Details are sparse at the moment, but we do know this afternoon that Creative is hard at work on developing a “MediaBook” device that will combine video, pictures and text with what’s being described as an eBook form factor.
