Archive for: August 23, 2008

Filed under: GamingLast we heard, it was still up in the air somewhat as to whether upcoming PlayStation 3 consoles would house the elusive 65-nanometer RSX graphics processor. According to a curious buyer of Sony’s newest 80GB unit, there is a smidgen of goods that hints at a 65nm chip actually bei…

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Filed under: Gaming
You know, when you’re the editor-in-chief of a site like Engadget, you tend to build up a lot of stuff. Companies send you all kinds of interesting promotional materials, gadgets, swag, etc. It’s great. Sometimes, though, you just let it pile up in your living room for years and …

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Filed under: Misc. GadgetsFor years, Diebold has embarrassed itself by claiming that obvious faults were actually not faults at all, and during the past decade or so, it mastered the act of pointing the finger. Now that it has ironically renamed itself Premier Election Solutions, it’s finally coming…

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For years, Diebold has embarrassed itself by claiming that obvious faults were actually not faults at all, and during the past decade or so, it mastered the act of pointing the finger. Now that it has ironically renamed itself Premier Election Solutions, it’s finally coming clean. According to s…

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Senator Barack Obama made history today. That's right: I am talking about the text message sent out early this morning to millions of Obama supporters announcing his choice for second in command. The campaign employed its now award-winning HOPE-Obama Mobile data management system to spread the word ahead of making the official media announcement later this afternoon. Oh, by the way, Joe Biden is the choice for VP.

"Barack has chosen Senator Joe Biden to be our VP nominee. Spread the word!" the one-way announcement read. Since local mobile carrier charges applied to every incoming text message, Obama enthusiasts were able to opt for an email instead . Sent around the same time as the text, it read: "I have some important news that I want to make official. I've chosen Joe Biden to be my running mate. Joe and I will appear for the first time as running mates this afternoon in Springfield, Illinois -- the same place this campaign began more than 19 months ago."

Obama's high-tech VP announcement marks the first instance of mobile data sharing being strategically utilized in presidential politics. Former Vermont Governor Howard Dean was arguably the first elected official to marry politics and the Internet when he used social Web to amass vast grassroots support for his own presidential run in 2004. Learn more about the role of social media in politics here.

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Filed under: Cellphones, Handhelds
We can’t help but feel the BlackBerry Bold 9000’s much-anticipated launch ended up being just a tad bit anti-climactic. perhaps it’s a Canada thing, or possibly we’re just haters. Or perhaps we hate Canada. While we mull that by, you might as well have a look at Cr…

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Filed under: Portable Audio, Portable Video
Pucker up, jet-setters — South Korea’s own KAON Media has a new PMP on the way, and for whatever reason, we’ve found ourselves strangely attracted to what the KM35 has going on here. The “Anywhere TV and Internet” device runs on Windows CE (and handles fr…

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Filed under: Laptops
ASUS took a break from cranking out an endless series of Eee PCs to revamp some of its traditional laptop lines nowadays, here’s what you need to know:

B50A trade laptop: 15.4-inch screen, Penryn Core 2 Duos on Intel’s GM45 Express chipset with ASUS’s Expressgate SplashTop …

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Filed under: Displays, Handhelds
Oh certain, we’ve seen a limited number of hacks surface for the hotly selling (but still unsightly) Amazon Kindle, but we’ve yet to see a hardware mod of that magnitude. We’ve always heard that desperate times shout for desperate measures, and evidently said mantra …

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