Bill

Member since: Jan 6th, 2006

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Win a 16GB Wi-Fi iPad from TUAW (TUAW.com)

May 3rd 2010 3:56PM Great prize!

HP MediaSmart EX470 and EX480 getting 3.0 software upgrade option this week (Engadget)

Feb 24th 2010 10:34AM $25 isn't a lot of money and RAM is cheap. I built my own server with old hardware and first and it was fine but I eventually went with the ex470 for the small form factor and ease of adding new drives, etc. It's not the most powerful but for what I have it doing, it simply works.

Dell and Envision Solar refashion parking lot into clean energy farm, EV recharge station (video) (Engadget)

Oct 26th 2009 8:52AM Seems like a neat idea but it's looks more like an energy garden than a farm right now.

NPR News app updated, improved (TUAW.com)

Sep 18th 2009 8:50AM I wish there was an option for me to pay $5 to remove the ads. They take up too much room and I'm happy to support development of the app.

BenQ shocker! Joybook Lite U102 outed (Engadget)

Jun 30th 2009 4:28PM By the end of June...as in today?

Engadget's recession antidote: win one of 100 Microsoft Windows 7 pre-order discount codes! (Engadget)

Jun 25th 2009 1:30PM I bet response to this will be huge!

Sony's MHS-CM1 and MHS-PM1 Webbie HD cams teach your kids to upload (Engadget)

Jan 7th 2009 10:07PM Kids nothing, I might buy one of these for casual videos. $200 is a great price for all of those features. The picture above is of the PM1. The CM1 (available now) looks different. Too bad you need to buy proprietary Memory Sticks.

Optoma teams with Apple to launch DLP Pico projector in Japan (Engadget)

Nov 11th 2008 9:18AM In this particular case avis was correcting his/her own grammar.

Royal Digital Media trots out 100GB-per-disc Blu-ray competitor (Engadget)

Oct 29th 2008 1:19PM The bright side is that maybe the price of Blu-Ray will come down a little more in response. If this is viable competition, Sony might want to crush it as quickly as possible. I'm all for standards but geez, why did it have to be expensive, proprietary-everything Sony?