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[Ratchet Up] Browser Compliant Tatoos, Depricated U-Trow: Tokyo's G-Cans Project is an underground dreamscape built to handle rainy season overflow from the city's many rivers. It looks like the best movie set in the whole world.

[Hdbeat.com] HD Beat: I was reading Autoblog and was thinking of buying a new car, but then I saw this on Engadget and decided I would rather have it instead. At 28K it is a real choice, assuming you were planning on paying cash for the car.

[Blogmaverick.com] Shutting off Analog TV, The transition to Digital - It’s Time ...: The conventional wisdom among cable networks is that the market of HDTV consumers is still too small for them to cost justify investing in new content, equipment and distribution, which for the biggest network conglomerates will reach hundreds of millions of dollars in conversion costs, incremental equipment and distribution costs. The bigger the perceived cost for them, the slower they move,  the less the competition for HDNet and HDNet Movies.

[Camcorderinfo.com] Online Video - Consumer Camcorders - Camcorderinfo.com: Randall Bennett writes for the video blog DV Guru and also shoots all of the online videos for the Weblogs group (such as the Cinematical round tables from Sundance and the Engadget videos from CES). In this rather heartfelt blog post, he outlines some of the problems he has found in moving from the TV world to the online video world.

 [Gadgetell.com] Gadgetell - The Tech News, Reviews, and Interesting Things Blog » WTFH: While Europe and Japan have been streaming video from their 3G networks for 6-12 months, we are still stuck somewhere between 2.5-3G. This makes the difference of 20 frames per second, up to 30 channels, maximum speeds of 2.4 Mbps but actually 200Kbps (2.5-3G) and 30 fps, 50 channels, and 800Kbps-1Mbps (true 3G).

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