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Darren Murph | Engadget
3 minutes ago

fave Purdue researchers want tiny refrigerators cooling your PC

You think your liquid-cooled rig is pretty snazzy, don't you? After Purdue researchers get their technology on the streets, that stuff will seriously look like old hat. The team is working on a "miniature...   [more]

Tags: compressor, computers, cooling, evaporator, frdige, overheat, overheating, purdue, refrigerator, refrigerators, research, researchers, technology, university

Scott McNulty | The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)
5 minutes ago

fave Apps for Apple TV: sign me up

Saul Hansell, over at the New York Times Bits blog, takes Microsoft's recent announcement about Xbox LIVE Community Games as a jumping off point to some speculation about Apple TV (and who doesn't like speculation?)....   [more]

Tags: apple, apple-tv, hansell, microsoft, netflix, speculation, videos, xbox360, youtube

Adam Frucci | Gizmodo
45 minutes ago

fave Drunk British Woman Wonders When the Internet Started, Calls 911 to Ask [Emergencies]

The Avon and Somerset Police department have published some awesome YouTube videos featuring audio from drunk and stupid people calling 999 (911 in the US) with inquiries that don't quite qualify as   [more]

Tags: british, calls, clips, drunk, emergencies, internet, started, woman, wonders

Darren Murph | Engadget
51 minutes ago

fave Intel's dual-core Atom 330 processor to ship in Q4 2008

Bad news, Atom fans. That dual-core nugget of netbook-powering goodness that you were so looking forward to seeing in Q3 won't begin shipping until Q4. According to some data picked up by Fudzilla, the Atom 330 will...   [more]

Tags: atom, atom 330, atom330, chip, cpu, delay, dual core, dual-core, dualcore, intel, microchip, microprocessor, price, prices, pricing, processor, release date, releasedate, rumor, shipping, subnote

John Mahoney | Gizmodo
58 minutes ago

fave Next Version of Installer.app For iPhone 2.0 Software Looks Like It's Getting Close [Installer.app]

These screens were released today by the developers of Installer.app showing Installer 4, the next version that will work with jailbroken iPhones running firmware 2.0. By the slick looks of it, it   [more]

Tags: apple, close, installer, installer.app, iphone, jailbreak, jailbroken, nullriver, software, version

Electronista | Gadgets for Geeks
1 hour ago

fave HighPoint offers 1000MBps SAS/SATA RAID controller

HighPoint Technologies announced today it is releasing the RocketRAID 2644x4 SAS RAID controller card that will deliver throughput speeds as high as 1000MBps and is capable of supporting as many as 128 SAS and SATA...   [more]

Tags: controller, highpoint

Sean Fallon | Gizmodo
1 hour ago

fave Pinewood Derby iPhone: And You Thought the 3G Was Fast [Iphone Derby]

If you were a Boy Scout at one time, you probably had a flashback after reading the words "Pinewood Derby." For the uninitiated, the derby is a time honored tradition where Cub Scouts race small cars   [more]

Tags: apple, derby, design, iphone, iphone 3g, iphone derby, pinewood, pinewood derby, thought

matt buchanan | Gizmodo
1 hour ago

fave Lunatics Base-Jumping Off Giant Wind Turbines Have More Guts Than We Do [Eco-xtreme]

The idea of diving out of an airplane with essentially just a thin envelope of fabric protecting me from splattering my organs all over concrete like postmodern art makes me want to pee myself. Yet   [more]

Tags: eco-xtreme, environment, giant, green, jumping, lunatics, turbines, video, wind turbines, xtreme

Paul Boutin | Valleywag
1 hour ago

fave Fake-gay Facebook profile lands Brit $43,000 in damages [Your Privacy Is An Illusion]

Matthew Firsht, managing director of Applause Store Productions, which finds audiences for television and radio shows, won the equivalent of $33,000 in damages against a former schoolfriend. Grant...   [more]

Tags: damages, facebook, illusion, lands, lawsuits, privacy, profile, Your Privacy Is An Illusion

Donald Melanson | Engadget
1 hour ago

fave US Army turns to toy company to develop new weapon

We're not quite sure how the pitch session went with this one, but it looks like the US Army was so impressed by toymaker Lund and Company's Hydrogen Fuel Rocket that it decided to recruit the company to build a...   [more]

Tags: army, bullets, company, develop, hydrogen, hydrogen fuel rocket, hydrogenfuelrocket, lethal, months, system, turns, us army, usarmy, variable velocity weapon system, variablevelocityweaponsystem, version, weapon

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