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- Entertainment & Gaming
It's Jumbo, But it Ain't No JumboTron
Let's get something straight: I hate the Yankees. I hate hate them, in fact. I don't like their uniforms, I don't like their owner's facial hair policy, and I really don't like Yankee Stadium, new or old. But I'll give 'em this: They have the sweetest TV in the bigs, and possibly in the world. Just don't call it a JumboTron.
4.17.2009 at 06:35am - Comment by bird_playa hatea
- Gadgets
Control Anything With Your Cell Phone
A universal remote control is only good if it is really, truly universal: something few companies have managed to do thus far. Unify4Life has. Its AVShadow, which launched today for $100, turns a Blackberry into a remote capable of controlling virtually every component of your home entertainment system. TiVos, Blu-Ray players, iPods and VCRs can be launched with a click. Place the minute, Bluetooth-equipped AVShadow next to your entertainment center, download the app and you're done.
1.11.2009 at 08:35am - Comment by bird_they want 100 bucks for a glorified remote control? this should be open source
- Cars
Ducati: Leaner and Meaner
Ducati upped the ante, unleashing a bike with an 849cc engine that weighs no more than competitors in the 600cc range. In fact, the Superbike 848 weighs 44 pounds less than its 749cc predecessor. To shed pounds, Ducati uses vacural molding, a fabrication process that inhales molten alloy directly into die casts to create a seamless piece of aluminum. This eliminates the need to fasten multiple pieces with welds and bolts that weaken a structure and add weight.5.3.2008 at 03:22pm - Comment by bird_cavallo razzo
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