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I'm watching a movie right now (the host) on it, and it's in clean 720p 16:9. It looks really, really good.

I would assume that it depends on the movie/file, but this one is good
"Google Android system, touch-screen 3G handsets HTC Hero? At first sight TigerG3, its like a lot of people would be extremely HTC Hero by Huyou appearance. Coupled with the iphone like user interface, can be imagined both for the iphone, or HTC Hero fans are supporters of all be tempting. However, TigerG3 is not the believers have their tables. Support wifi wireless high-speed Internet access, built-in Java2.0 as well as the gravity acceleration sensor, the configuration of the 1.3 million-pixel digital zoom, dual camera, support for analog TV retractable, TigerG3 focus on the core functions nowadays. Together 20 countries and regions, languages, users will no longer be limited" - From the read link.

Well at least it can sense when gravity is accelerated.
I have it, and it's enjoyable, but I sort of do feel a bit ripped off. I already own all of the Halo 3 multiplayer maps, and I don't think that paying for a beta is ever justified, so I wouldn't call the Reach beta part of the pricing justification. I wish they had done a bit more work with the engine too, possibly. It's been long enough where I just sort of expect games to look and react better than this.

I think they should have released the parts as downloadable pieces on XBLA or something, or games on demand. Although, I did just basically say that it's ok for them to do this by buying it so I don't have the right to assert that my opinion is how they should have done it.
Perhaps a tinge of 60's would be more appropriate, considering they were broken up in the 70's.
And yet this article isn't about quantity, it's about percentage. While percentage hides the raw numbers, in a way, the raw numbers hide the market time. Nobody here is arguing that the PS3 is the de facto best system because of the percentage, yet you seem to be saying that the 360 is the de facto best system because of raw numbers. You're being downvoted because not only are you being irrelevant to the article, your posts have an angry tone.
It's a year away at most, if the fiscal year 2009 release window is to believed, which ends in March 2010.
I heard 1008p is the future
Wedding Crashers.

Look forward to it.
It's not a screen, it's software. It would be nice to see it on an android/winmo phone. I doubt apple would use it, as they would have to switch to a resistive touch screen and they're pretty set on using their own software.
I'm rather disappointed. I'm a WinMo user myself, not willing to leave Verizon and not much of a fan of the Storm (which my brother has). There's no shortage of great hardware out and coming out, but the UI really needs to be more finger friendly, and the switch to capacitive touchscreens needs to be faster. I'm no apple fan myself, but I've been using my iPod touch more than my HTC touch for organizer and media purposes, and I've been waiting for a phone to come along that will allow me to ditch it.

The functionality is there, and has been there for a long time, but the UI really makes the experience unpleasant. I don't want to have to pull my stylus out to be able to navigate easily, and I'm tired of not being able to find a good keyboard. I think that choppy scrolling and a not very finger friendly media player is a little bit ridiculous at this point.

But who knows, if Apple isn't able to prevent Palm from using multitouch, maybe MS will have the guts to implement it into WinMo 7. I sure hope they're working to make WinMo 7 able to compete with android and the iPhone os in terms of being finger friendly. They've got the hardware, it shouldn't be this hard!
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
"What is the best wireless surround sound speaker solution? I have a home theater where running wires is just not feasible. I have my own speakers, so I don't want a system that has speakers with integrated wireless. I've done a far amount of research and have only come across a few companies that even offer a reasonable solution: KEF, Kenwood and Rocketfish. Is there anything else out there? What do you recommend? Thank you!"

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