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[Zhouzishuo.bb.engadgethd.com] Engadget HD: According to BetaNews, the player cannot receive the necessary thumbs-up from the DVD Forum with such a void in its makeup, and even suggested a very dark, unwanted result could end up happening, you know, like the BH100 getting the axe.

[Shinyshiny.tv] Shiny Shiny: Gadgets: Our man blog Brandish have rounded up the most useless inventions for us all have a good old manly guffaw at. They've totted up the fire escape flying cape as the most stupid, with the butter stick, duster cat slippers (I'd argue the usefulness of these but their description grossed me out), food cooling fan and a self-saluting hat following swiftly after.

 [Gearbits.com] GearBits: Mobile & PDAs Archives: The specs on the device are mondo impressive, including a super-bright 480x320 (that's half-VGA landscape) screen, ARM processor, a full set of analog and digital gaming controls, sound and graphics acceleration, built-in Bluetooth, dual rechargeable batteries, and much much more. The Bluetooth is there to support multi-player head-to-head gaming (read "fragfest in Physics class"), which should be popular with gamers of all ages.

[Byz.org] Trends: Media lifestyle: "The first time you see one of the screens you’ll understand what the fuss is about - the quality, colour, contrast and definition is extraordinary and the screen is absolutely huge - the third generation of the new LED screens is being introduced at present with the largest being a 2.5 metre high, 5.46 metre circumference screen and capable of being viewed clearly from 30 metres away. Interestingly, the screens can actually display one image around the full 360 degrees, so it would be possible to use them as output for a 360 degree camera."

[Weeklyvolcano.typepad.com] Spew: Music: The Dead Artists threw a righteous opening night party that included a DJ Dynomite D spinning acid jazz above in a loft, bassist James Whiton, Victor Prinsen and Matt Eklund jam, Dead Artist Rob Anderson dressed as a robot wandering inside and along Sixth Avenue, Meyer Lansky III, grandson of the legendary mobster, was in the house checking the scene, three films looped on the walls, a who's who in the Tacoma art scene, plus tons of art that will continue to show at the space.

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