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THX Media Director coming to Star Wars Blu-ray discs

While you were tastefully voicing your concerns over the latest changes to the original trilogy, THX exec Rick Dean let slip that the upcoming Star Wars Blu-ray release will feature the company’s new Media Director. The technology offers up metadata…

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NEC’s MultiSync P241W Monitor packs more ‘e’ than your LCD

We know, it’s kind of tough to get excited about yet another 24-inch IPS panel. But, what if we told you that NEC’s MultiSync P241W was packing something special… namely, the letter ‘e.’ No wait, don’t go. Look, this 1920 x 1200 e-IPS actually del…

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File Expert Android app taps NFC to hasten your Bluetooth data transfers

What may seem like technology thought up for insert-some-Bond-flick-here, the File Expert Android app has added NFC functionality to its latest build — making single-tap transfers a new reality. Like the previous rendition, it uses Bluetooth to sen…

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Vizio rolls out Tablet software update, promises performance boosts aplenty

No, it’s still not Honeycomb, but Vizio has just rolled out an update for its 8-inch Tablet that promises quite a few improvements, including better graphics performance, faster UI navigation, and better battery life. Home theater-minded folks wil…

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AT&T fires back against Sprint over T-Mobile acquisition suit

Well, that didn’t take long. Sprint today revealed that it has filed a suit against AT&T’s proposed T-Mobile purchase — and now AT&T is hitting back with some less than flattering words. An AT&T spokesperson told Engadget, “this simply …

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Maylong M-260 tablet gets torn asunder by FCC, budget internals exposed

Well, well, well, what have we here? Looks like a successor to Maylong’s M-250 budget Android tablet, just made it through the FCC. We can’t tell much from the filing, outside of the fact that the M-260 packs WiFi, a microSD slot, and what appears t…

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Maingear intros redesigned Vybe gaming desktops, stuffs ‘em with updated internals

If you’ve been hunting for a new Windows 7 gaming rig, we’ve got good news: Maingear’s just stepped up its line of Vybe desktops and it sure looks appetizing. Like before, there’s a trio of pre-fabricated variants, but the goodies are now packed w…

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Intel adds 16 CPUs to Sandy Bridge stable, slashes prices on some older silicon

It’s been a few months since AMD threw down the gauntlet on Intel with its lower-priced Llano lineup, and now Chipzilla’s responded with some new bargain basement Sandy Bridge silicon. The refresh includes 11 new desktop CPUs: a Core i5 chip, three …

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Sprint files suit to stop AT&T / T-Mobile merger

Looks like the US government isn’t the only party looking to stand in the way of AT&T’s proposed acquisition of T-Mobile. Sprint today announced that it has filed suit in federal court in the District of Columbia against AT&T, Deutsche Telek…

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RIM officially trots out BlackBerry App World 3.0 to 7 OS devices

Better late than never, ey? RIM finally got with the program and rolled out their official version 3.0 upgrade to BlackBerry App World. The updated application portal had already been available to Beta Zone members early last month and was slated fo…

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