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Transformers Blu-ray 3D comes home January 31st in Ultimate and Collector’s editions

On December 27, 2011, In Gadgets, by AdamClark0421

After a quickie Blu-ray dropped in the fall sans-extras , Transformers: Dark of the Moon is getting a full fledged release January 31st complete with 3D and four hours of bonus features. There’s actually two versions coming, first up is the $39.99 four disc Ultimate Edition with a 2D copy on one disc, a Blu-ray full of extras, a Blu-ray 3D copy, and a DVD with the film in standard def plus iTunes / Windows Media Player compatible digital copies. Even though it’s coming with that old school digital copy disc, this flick will also be Ultraviolet ready, so if you’re packing the correct assortment of logins and software it can be downloaded or streamed on other devices.

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Transformers Blu-ray 3D comes home January 31st in Ultimate and Collector’s editions

Space Nerds Rejoice: A Crazy 3-D Tour of the Universe at Gizmodo Gallery

On December 6, 2011, In Gadgets, by MarkBass75

Meet Carter Emmart. He has spectacular hair and an unbelievably cool job title: Director of Astrovisualization at the American Museum of Natural History. And on Wednesday night at 7pm, he’s bringing his badass 3-D Atlas of the Universe to Gizmodo Gallery.

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Space Nerds Rejoice: A Crazy 3-D Tour of the Universe at Gizmodo Gallery

Assuming Leadership In Your Design Agency

On November 16, 2011, In Technology, by Lobo

Science channels explode onto YouTube | James Grime

On November 11, 2011, In News, Technology, Uncategorized, videos, by weranda7

Google is investing in education and science, with five new YouTube channels dedicated to mathematics, astronomy, chemistry, physics – and spectacular demonstrations Back in May I wrote a blog post about YouTube and the rise of the amateur in science communication.

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Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword – interview

On November 9, 2011, In News, Technology, Uncategorized, by TomFrier

Nick Cowen talks to Eiji Aonuma, producer of The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword It’s Zelda’s 25th birthday this year. What do you think has allowed the series to survive for so long? I think – and I think Mr Miyamoto would agree with this – that since Ocarina of Time, our aim has always been to produce something different, something you’ve never seen before in a video game.

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Tim Cook: Who is Apple’s new CEO?

On August 25, 2011, In Apple, Gadgets, by fuistaszej3

Tim Cook is no dark horse. He’s no outsider either

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Who should I follow? Engadget editors on Twitter

On August 2, 2011, In Gadgets, by klubetor

Twitter’s a rad place to hang and scope out the latest debt ceiling debate or find out what’s up with Tiger’s ongoing caddy search, but sometimes you just need another place to totally nerd out, you know? A safe haven for rampant geekery — that’s what we strive to make our personal Twitter stream — and we’re here to help you with that. It’s been awhile since we’ve updated this here list, so we figured…

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Voice actors talk tips and ticks of their craft

On July 24, 2011, In News, Video Games, by

Comic-Con 2011: Industry professionals share words of wisdom for aspiring voice actors. Who was there: At the Comic-Con 2011 panel were video game voice-over director Chris Borders and voice actor Dee Bradley Baker, with voice actor Tony Oliver moderating. Chris Borders and Dee Bradley Baker

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USC computer scientist makes geo-immersion maps, leaves other maps feeling inferior

On July 13, 2011, In Gadgets, News, Technology, videos, by lfhgjkd19

Google’s Maps and Earth services provide us with 3D maps , the means to track St. Nick , and even tools to help us train to wear the maillot jaune

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USC computer scientist makes geo-immersion maps, leaves other maps feeling inferior

Intel says Cloverview platform will launch in time for Windows 8

On June 28, 2011, In Gadgets, Technology, by Lobo

Intel didn’t provide much indication of a release timeframe when it first teased its tablet-minded Cloverview platform back in April, but it’s now finally starting to dish a few more details (though still not many specifics, unfortunately). Speaking with This is my next , Intel’s Director of Product and Technology Media Relations, Bill Kircos, said that the chipmaker is looking to deliver a “nice one-two chip-software punch,” and roll out the Cloverview platform and accompanying Clover Trail processor around the same time as Windows 8 — possibly before, but seemingly no later

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Transformers Blu-ray 3D comes home January 31st in Ultimate and Collector’s editions

Space Nerds Rejoice: A Crazy 3-D Tour of the Universe at Gizmodo Gallery

Assuming Leadership In Your Design Agency

Science channels explode onto YouTube | James Grime

Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword – interview

Tim Cook: Who is Apple’s new CEO?

Who should I follow? Engadget editors on Twitter

Voice actors talk tips and ticks of their craft

USC computer scientist makes geo-immersion maps, leaves other maps feeling inferior

Intel says Cloverview platform will launch in time for Windows 8

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