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Pioneer uses WiMAX to buffer content into your commute

Jun 24th 2009 1:35PM on Engadget

Apparently it similar to Slingbox system http://www.wimaxian.com/2009/06/24/pioneer-show-off-network-av-playback-system-over-wimax-network/

Sony's XEL-1 OLED TV finally coming to Australia next month

Mar 26th 2009 2:49AM on Engadget HD

there is a cool video of XEL-1, you can watch here http://www.mr-gizmo.com/2009/03/26/sony-xel-1-oled-tv-to-release-on-mid-april-in-australia/

ASUS announces WiMAX-equipped Eee PC 1000HG

Feb 18th 2009 7:43PM on Engadget

Watch out video of ASUS Eee PC 1000 HG...http://www.wimaxian.com/2009/01/12/asus-eeepc-1000hg-the-first-wimax-enabled-asus-netbook/

Sharp giving away free BD-HP21U Blu-ray player with most AQUOS HDTVs

Dec 22nd 2008 2:21PM on Engadget HD

Amazon offer at least 4 models for this promotion. See this link : http://www.mr-gizmo.com/2008/12/22/sharp-giving-direct-gift-bd-hp21u-blu-ray-player-with-selected-aquos-hdtvs/

Sharp giving away free BD-HP21U Blu-ray player with most AQUOS HDTVs

Dec 22nd 2008 2:14PM on Engadget HD

Amazon offer some model for this promotion. More see : Sharp Giving Direct Gift BD-HP21U Blu-ray Player with Selected AQUOS HDTVs

ASUS' 12-inch bamboo laptop gets a price

Dec 1st 2008 7:50AM on Engadget

it's just a green design..there is a video U6V Bamboo, check this link http://www.mr-gizmo.com/2008/12/01/asus-u6v-b1-bamboo-the-eco-friendly-laptop-video/

LG to launch "one or two" 3D TVs in 2009

Nov 29th 2008 12:59AM on Engadget

LG 3D TV caught on video...http://www.mr-gizmo.com/2008/11/29/lg-3d-tv-available-in-2009-video/

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