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Creative is finally giving up some details on the World of Warcraft headset that they showed off at BlizzCon and CES. The price is a bit higher then we’d all like, with an MSRP of $159.99 for the wireless version, and $119.99 for the wired version. They do look cool though, I like the choice between the Horde and Alliance artwork lit up on the sides.
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29, Jan 2010
Yes, we know. Magizines are dying, but that doesn’t mean they are suddenly void of great content. Like Wired. Great mag. I often pick one up on impulse during a bookstore trip. But I don’t have to anymore. DiscountMags.com has the hook-up, offering an entire year of Wired for less than the cost of one issue.
In this deliberately paced drama, actor Sam Rockwell delivers a tour de force performance as an isolated helium miner who stumbles into a scary new reality.
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- In: Wired
AP Reporter Reprimanded for Facebook Post
9, Jun 2009
The union representing Associated Press writers is asking the wire service to clarify its Facebook policy after a reporter is reprimanded for a seemingly innocuous posting. The demand comes amid a torrent of firings by U.S. businesses unhappy with what their employees say online.
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- In: Wired
Apple is making a big push to net more business users with the newest iteration of the iPhone. The company touts beefed up security and more data encryption. But Cupertino’s wonder device still pales in comparison to the BlackBerry.
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- In: Wired
Zero Builds an Electric Motocross Machine
9, Jun 2009The Santa Cruz startup builds a silent motorcycle for small tracks and big air.
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- In: Wired
A who’s-who of old-school teams say they’ll be back on the grid next year. Don’t bet on it.
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Why E-Books Are Stuck in a Black-and-White World
9, Jun 2009Color displays for e-book readers. Why aren’t they available now? It turns out there are quite a few people hard at work on them. And a breakthrough in this tech is a lot closer than you might think.
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- In: Wired
Wolfram Adds Updates, Still Not a Search Engine
9, Jun 2009Wolfram|Alpha, the new whiz-bang computational engine that crunches data rather than searching it, adds its first update. But it’s still a pretty wonky service we’re not sure fits where.
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- In: Wired
Songkick assembles concert information from thousands of sources to create a million-song database of shows that’s sort of like “Wikipedia meets Twitter” for live music. And they want you to share your concert memories and memorabilia.
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- In: Wired