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Infrared sensors hit 16 megapixels, can now spy on an entire hemisphere

Aug 13th 2009 3:16PM on Engadget

16 MPixel sensors are out for visible sensors, but not for IR ones (especially ones operating in the mid to long wave spectra). Pixels for IR focal plane array need to be much larger than the pixel number equivalent visible FPA, resulting in very low yield at fabrication.

Engadget's recession antidote: win a 16GB Sandisk microSDHC!

Feb 11th 2009 3:01PM on Engadget

I need this for my G1!

AT&T surprises U-verse subscribers with Total Home DVR & HD VOD trial

Sep 2nd 2008 1:26PM on Engadget HD

They should get dual HD recording, since Uverse now supports 2HD/2SD streams per household.

AT&T exec talks U-verse, HD plans

Aug 12th 2008 4:41PM on Engadget HD

Actually, the 2HD/2SD limitation is somewhat restrictive. Just this past weekend, I wanted to watch the redsox game on TBSHD, and two olympics events on UniversalHD and NBCHD. I would have been nice if I was able to record two of the events and watch one live.

Lost - Comic-Con Report

Jul 28th 2008 3:58PM on TV Squad

I didn't realize that the voice was Faraday's when I heard it; wish I could hear it again.

Any idea who the kids were crying in the background? Would be 30 years old right now.

Native iPhone app controls Packbot via WiFi, delivers streaming POV video

Jun 20th 2008 1:01PM on Engadget

This is cool for a slow moving vehicles like the packbot. For a fast vehicle (like your car or aerial vehicles), having remote user-in-the-loop control is not practical because of inherent long latencies would lead to unstable feedback control loops in most cases.

LG Display develops small elliptical and circular-shaped LCDs

May 14th 2008 4:29PM on Engadget

Any idea of the number of pixels on a display like this?

More research asserts that Blu-ray adoption isn't apt to surge soon

May 14th 2008 4:23PM on Engadget HD

Look what you can expect to come out on Blu-ray for the 2008 Holidays:

Iron Man
Indiana Jones
The Dark Knight
Narnia
(Incredible Hulk, X-Files, etc)

The first three could really drive holiday adoption of Blu-ray this year.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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