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matt buchanan wrote Samsung is already the world's largest maker of flash memory chips—seriously, their chips are in like everything—but it told regulators today that it's thinking about picking up ailing industry giant SanDisk. Part of the reason, no doubt, is that Sammy
http://gizmodo.com/5045928/ 9:45 AM on September 5, 2008
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matt buchanan wrote We've been following this for a little while to let some meat stick on the skeletal rumors, and it's finally feeling substantial enough—though definitely still a rumor—to throw your way. It looks like Nikon's got a 41-megapixel medium format (MX)
http://gizmodo.com/5045897/ 9:30 AM on September 5, 2008
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matt buchanan wrote Samsung is already the world's largest maker of flash memory chips—seriously, their chips are in like everything—but it told regulators today that it's thinking about picking up ailing industry giant SanDisk. Part of the reason, no doubt, is that Sammy pays
http://gizmodo.com/5045928/ 8:59 AM on September 5, 2008
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matt buchanan wrote We've been following this for a little while to let some meat stick on the skeletal rumors, and it's finally feeling substantial enough—though definitely still a rumor—to throw your way. It looks like Nikon's got a 41-megapixel medium format (MX)
http://gizmodo.com/5045897/ 8:16 AM on September 5, 2008
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matt buchanan wrote Comcast has sued the FCC to overturn its order to stop slowing down P2P traffic, as was widely predicted. Even though they're fighting to have the FCC's ruling reversed, it's actually not so they can go back to mucking your
http://gizmodo.com/5045859/ 8:00 AM on September 5, 2008
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matt buchanan wrote Comcast has sued the FCC to overturn its order to stop slowing down P2P traffic, as was widely predicted. Even though they're fighting to have the FCC's ruling reversed, it's actually not so they can go back to mucking your
http://gizmodo.com/5045859/ 7:23 AM on September 5, 2008
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matt buchanan commented on Best Buy iPhone 3G: Buy BS Accessory Package, Geek Squad Will Do What Apple Store Does for Free
"@trendspotter: Actually, they say this: "According to next week's circular, Best Buy will be promoting free in-store phone and email setup -- a complimentary offering at Apple's own retail shops -- to customers who purchase an iPhone 3G with one of four pre-designed accessory packages.""
http://gizmodo.com/5045706/#c7608279 6:56 AM on Sep 5
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matt buchanan wrote newVideoPlayer("/instinct3gcake.flv", 475, 286,"");Back when Sprint's $100 million shot to the iPhone's nuts kicked off, the Instinct had two big things it didn't: 3G and GPS. Now, the iPhone's got both of those, making the Instinct a non-contender, right? Not in
http://gizmodo.com/5045693/ 5:00 PM on September 4, 2008
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matt buchanan wrote If you're ever pulled away from the constant spew of talking heads, meaningless statistics and rhetorical bile parading itself as election news in order to fill the gaping 24/7 news cycle—you know, to do something other than wallow in political
http://gizmodo.com/5045587/ 12:59 PM on September 4, 2008
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matt buchanan wrote Ever wondered exactly how honking DSLRs work vs. your pocket point-and-shoot? Photographer Marianne Oelund shot an incredibly high speed sequence (more incredibly, not with a high speed camera!) of Nikon's $5000 flagship, the D3, popping a 1/62 second exposure, which
http://gizmodo.com/5045515/ 12:40 PM on September 4, 2008
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matt buchanan wrote No surprise that JVC is showing off their own ultra high-def 10MP wonder projector, since JVC's D-ILA tech also powers the one we saw from Meridian a few weeks ago. That means it should deliver the same stunning 4,096x2400 resolution
http://gizmodo.com/5045389/ 8:20 AM on September 4, 2008
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matt buchanan wrote The dudes at iLounge have scored schematics laying out the dimensions of the new iPod touch and iPod nano widely expected to debut on Sept. 9. While the nano's tall, skinny and curvy silhouette ain't a secret, according to these
http://gizmodo.com/5044917/ 10:30 AM on September 3, 2008
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matt buchanan wrote We've finally gotten to the good stuff in Blu-ray: BD-Live 2.0 players all over the place, Transformers, Firefly, cheaper prices, almost everything we wanted. That's too bad, because Samsung says this party will be over in just five years. Andy Griffiths,
http://gizmodo.com/5044894/ 9:40 AM on September 3, 2008
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Leonard Nimrod on Aug 28, 2008
Could you please post the User Agent for the BB Bold? And is there a system setting that will tell you the useful speed of the CPU? Cheers!
Thizizmyname on Aug 25, 2008
Hi.
I just red your post on Tris. Just wanted you to know there are one other tetris-like app that is free named "TetoTeto!!"
I havn't seen any posts of it or anything in the comments so wanted you to know so it isn't overlooked.
Yours
Thizizmyname
Angelo Brisimitzakis on Jun 30, 2008
Matt,
Would you mind adding a clarification to your Panasonic TH-50PZ850U article ([gizmodo.com])?
The HD Guru article compares the brand new Panasonic TH-50PZ850U to the year old 1G Pioneer Kuro (model PDP-6010FD). The new 2G Kuro PDP-6020FD is out now, and it is vastly improved over the previous generation (you can read Gizmodo's announcement of it here [gizmodo.com]).
The Gizmodo post isn't clear on this point, so please fix it so it refers to the OLD model Kuro, not the newly released one.
Thanks,
Angelo Brisimitzakis
athingunique on Jun 25, 2008
Haha thanks for correcting me but I think I beat you to it. Dang 13" screen is just too small for my terrible eyes... Any chance you could get an admin to just remove those comments so I can hide my shame? Will read better next time, I promise!
Waverider on Jun 20, 2008
I would love to try out the PogoBrowser. Is there a chance you have received any new codes?
Mike8606 on Apr 22, 2008
Good catch, I just got off a ship using "new" sonar. Something equivalent to one of the first pentiums. But there are so many redundant CPUs running programs as fail safes that it's still smooth. Point taken though, it's DRA-MATically cheaper to replace commercial parts than milspec (easier to install and keep stock on had as well). A great testimate to the speed of tech growth due to the fact that the entire project timeline would leave such a big a gap in speed from conception to installation.
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