Posted by Paul Miller in BLOGROLL, MEDIA
Filed under: Laptops
It's a next-generation operating system and mirror all in one!
[Thanks,
Brian H.]
Windows 7 installed on a new MacBook Pro, sparks fly originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 03 Nov 2008 18:08:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Posted by Paul Miller in BLOGROLL, MEDIA
Filed under: Gaming, Handhelds
Yes, you've seen the
unboxing and all other manner of granular coverage for Nintendo's new DSi handheld, but now you can see the thing in action via the magic of YouTube. Embedded below is the requisite unboxing, a helpful browser speed test and a hopeless attempt at sticking in the
R4 cart for a bit of homebrew. The good news is that the Japanese DSi fires up an English DS game just fine, so those slightly-confusing region lock concerns can be put to rest -- certain DSi-specific games won't work for everybody else, but the DSi fires up regular DS games from wherever with no problem. Import away!
[Via
DS Fanboy]
Continue reading DSi taken for a spin, wept over for lack of homebrew
DSi taken for a spin, wept over for lack of homebrew originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 03 Nov 2008 14:33:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Posted by Paul Miller in BLOGROLL, MEDIA
Filed under: Transportation
When we
spotted Electric Motorsport last year the company was pushing a high-ish performance
electric motorcycle prototype, with a top speed of 100 MPH, 100 mile range, a $15,000 pricetag, and a whole bunch ugly battery strapped underneath. Lucky for us, they've taken a very mass-market approach to their next bike, the GPR-S. Boasting a 60-70 MPH top speed and 35-60 mile range, the sleek little bike just might be the perfect commuter ride, and the $8,000 pricetag is much more palatable. The bike can charge in about four hours, or 1.5 hours with an optional speed charger. Even better, the bike is modular in nature, which means you'll be able to swap in a better power system once one comes along with a minimum of hassle. Electric Motorsport has sold 25 of these so far, but they're up and running and ready for sales at volume -- which is surprisingly still an incredibly rare feat in the electric transportation industry, even in 2008.
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