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Xbox 360 adds Crackle and CinemaNow to list of up and running apps

On February 1, 2012, In Gadgets, by weranda7

You can’t deny one of Microsoft’s main goals with its revamped 360 dashboard update was to enhance the box’s entertainment attributes, and now the Redmond crowd has flipped the live switch on two more vid-focused apps. Crackle and CinemaNow are joining the likes of Vudu and UFC as part of the latest additions to the Xbox app locker. Both apps are available now for those of us in the States, and while CinemaNow won’t be heading elsewhere, Sony’s Crackle is hitting three other markets: Australia, Canada and United Kingdom

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Crapgadgets at CES 2012: the best of the worst

On January 13, 2012, In Gadgets, by DirlamChesterman412

For one week at the beginning of each year, we see the gadgets that will help define the industry for the following 12 months.

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Crapgadgets at CES 2012: the best of the worst

Yamaha YAS-101 walks into a soundbar, orders a stiff glass of 7.1

On September 11, 2011, In Gadgets, by helobka23

What can you get for $300 these days? A bunch of stuff, probably, including the latest soundbar from Yamaha . The YAS-101 Front Surround System offers up 7.1 sound, a built-on 60-watt subwoofer and support for Dolby Digital and DTS.

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Tokyoflash’s Kisai 3D Unlimited watch turns time into a colorful ice cube (video)

On August 9, 2011, In Gadgets, videos, by olibaba13

The folks over at Tokyoflash tend to come up with some pretty inscrutable watches, but their latest creation, the Kisai 3D Unlimited, looks refreshingly… simple.

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Tokyoflash’s Kisai 3D Unlimited watch turns time into a colorful ice cube (video)

New adapter from Mitsubishi brings Samsung’s old 3D-capable TVs up to spec

On January 28, 2011, In Gadgets, by Lobo

Although 3D as a feature didn’t become commonplace on HDTVs until 2010, Mitsubishi and Samsung have both been shipping a number of 3D-ready models for several years . However, they rely on a different input format than the one used by 3D Blu-ray movies, 3DTV broadcasts and most 3D videogames so an adapter is required to make it work, which Mitsubishi released for its own DLP TVs last year . While enthusiasts on AVSForum quickly developed workarounds to get them working with some of Samsung’s DLPs as well, those won’t be necessary now that Mitsubishi is releasing the 3DC-100S, which will work with Samsung’s TVs (only projection sets, not plasmas) right out of the box

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New adapter from Mitsubishi brings Samsung’s old 3D-capable TVs up to spec

Microsoft Touch Mouse: the history and hands-on

On January 7, 2011, In Apple, Gadgets, by Lobo

Let’s be clear about something: Microsoft’s Touch Mouse isn’t just another one of Redmond’s interesting looking computer peripherals, it’s the result of one of the company’s well-known research projects .

LG Optimus 2X: first dual-core smartphone launches with Android, 4-inch display, 1080p video recording

On December 16, 2010, In Gadgets, by Lobo

That’s right, it’s official. Needless to say, that LG Star we recently got our paws on is very real, though it won’t go by that name at retail — just as LG’s own release materials had suggested , this monster has picked up the Optimus 2X name as it morphs from a prototype into brutally fast, overpowered reality

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Axsotic 3D mouse takes a spherical stab at an age-old problem

On November 9, 2010, In Gadgets, videos, by Lobo

The quixotic quest for the perfect 3D mouse has a long and storied history, but the German-built “Axsotic” 3D-Spheric-Mouse looks like a pretty good attempt.

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This Android android runs Android, eats humans

On October 1, 2010, In Gadgets, by Lobo

Don’t get enough Android in your life between your daytime Droid pal and that raging evening Engadget Podcast addiction? Well, try this on for size, fanboy: two Japanese companies, RT Corporation and Brilliant Service, have teamed up to make an Android logo-shaped Android that runs Android and that can be controlled by an Android device over WiFi. Happy now?

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Xbox 360 adds Crackle and CinemaNow to list of up and running apps

Crapgadgets at CES 2012: the best of the worst

Yamaha YAS-101 walks into a soundbar, orders a stiff glass of 7.1

Tokyoflash’s Kisai 3D Unlimited watch turns time into a colorful ice cube (video)

Top Stories: Monday, June 27, 2011

New adapter from Mitsubishi brings Samsung’s old 3D-capable TVs up to spec

Microsoft Touch Mouse: the history and hands-on

LG Optimus 2X: first dual-core smartphone launches with Android, 4-inch display, 1080p video recording

Axsotic 3D mouse takes a spherical stab at an age-old problem

This Android android runs Android, eats humans

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