bwyatt

Member since: Oct 2nd, 2006

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Download Squad	1 Comment
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iPad to be sold in all 158 Best Buy Mobile stores (TUAW.com)

Nov 3rd 2010 8:58AM I worked at Radio Shack when they started selling iPods, and I know my store paid $297 to get an iPod that we sold for $299. If we didn't sell accessories, warranties or the store credit card with it, the store lost money after our commission was paid.

Win one of 25 Macheist bundles (TUAW.com)

Apr 7th 2009 9:12AM I think I'd enjoy most of the apps, but Espresso is the one I'm most excited about.

"Superbar" unlocked in PDC build of Windows 7 (Download Squad)

Nov 3rd 2008 10:38AM Bullshit, oneybm. You're just making numbers up. OS X has never ONCE cost more than $129 for one license. Ever.

There are plenty of things wrong with Apple that you could criticize, so why just make stuff up?

Fanswag: Win a new Darth Vader PSP-2000 (Day 1) (Joystiq Playstation)

Oct 8th 2007 9:15PM This thing looks amazing. Hook me up!

TUAW Spring Shuffle Giveaway Day One: Gray (TUAW.com)

May 14th 2007 8:04AM I'm in!

Rumors: iWork spreadsheet screenshot? (TUAW.com)

Jan 5th 2007 11:35AM Danny, OpenOffice.org has a decent database application. I'm using it until something more professional becomes affordable.

I think the iWork spreadsheet app looks pretty sweet. I had basically decided I wasn't buying iWork 07, as I'm pretty happy with Keynote and Pages as they are. However, the combination of the spreadsheet app and the rumored "word processing mode" in Pages will make it pretty hard for me to resist now.

MacHeist has begun, TUAW has 250 invites to give away (TUAW.com)

Nov 9th 2006 6:14PM One for me please!

Engadget HD giveaways: win another Philips 42PF9631D 42-inch plasma! (Engadget HD)

Oct 11th 2006 10:50PM Nope, I sure don't.

Wii "hardware is basically a GC," says Miyamoto [update 1] (Joystiq)

Oct 4th 2006 2:06PM Dan (#9) nailed it. That's what the problem is. This is different than the GBA and DS because those took the capabilities of home consoles and made them portable. That's cool. That's revolutionary.

The Wii takes the capabilities of a home console and adds a new controller. While the controller itself is pretty exciting, why not add more than just a new controller? How about some new hardware from the ground up?