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In this exclusive GizVid, take a look at Monster Cable founder Noel Lee as he tells us the story of his beginnings. He studied finance and engineering, learned how electricity flows through wires, and then founded Monster, his company that sells expensive cables to unsuspecting consumers. He must have taken quite a few classes in salesmanship and litigation, too. He doth protest too much, methinks. Now you tell us what youthinks. [Video by Nick McGlynn]
Monster Cable Founder Noel Lee Explains How He Got Started
In this exclusive GizVid, take a look at Monster Cable founder Noel Lee as he tells us the story of his beginnings. He studied finance and engineering, learned how electricity flows through wires, and then founded Monster, his company that sells expensive cables to unsuspecting consumers. He must have taken quite a few classes in salesmanship and litigation, too. He doth protest too much, methinks. Now you tell us what youthinks. [Video by Nick McGlynn]
11:10 AM on Wed Nov 14 2007
By Charlie White
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Latest by Gary_7vn: I used to have a friend who was an "audiophile". One night I totally screwed with his system. Reversed his equalizer setttings, turned off this, turned on that; then I asked him about the difference between an audiophile system and more »
sports coverage
GPSports WI-SPI Tracks Players' Every Move
Coaches looking to keep better tabs on their players on the field now have a better solution than just looking. The GPSports WI-SPI is a GPS system that can track precise player movement, speed and even heart rate. More »
all os x leopard coverage
Apple OS X Leopard Round Up
Our Apple OS X Leopard coverage is in high fever. (Here's an Antidote, if you're a Windows fan.) For the rest of you, here's a roundup of all our coverage so far: More »
10:18 PM on Sun Oct 28 2007
By Brian Lam
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more leopard coverage, sorry
Speculation Smashed: No ZFS in Leopard
There was a reason ZFS wasn't named-checked as one of Leopard's 10 (not so) new features at WWDC 07—despite declarations by Sun's CEO, Jonathan Schwartz, yesterday Apple denied ZFS's presence in Leopard. Put another way by Brian Croll, senior director of product marketing for OS X: "ZFS is not happening." Ouch. More »
full coverage
Ultimate Motorola RAZR 2 Launch Guide
Motorola's mystery announcement is well in the clear by now. Those of you who speculated that it would be BLAZR, TAZR, LAZR, GAZR, CLVR, LOSR, KRPR, and (my favorite) POOPR were trumped by the infinitely more imaginative "RAZR 2". Naming qualms and reminiscent styling aside, there are good reasons to believe this RAZR is entirely different than the one somebody's granddad got free with a two-year contract. It's a full ground-up redesign, with wow features like 3G networking, touch-sensitive screens, and Linux-Java support drawn right into the blueprint. Follow the jump for our complete and oh-so-ultimate guide to the RAZR 2 launch. More »
announcements
PMA 07 So Far: Complete Roundup
As the Photo Marketing Association (PMA) convention rages on in Las Vegas, we're jumping all over it, showing you the best and brightest of the goings-on. More »
digital cameras
PMA 07: We Hit the Ground Running
Boots are on the ground in Las Vegas for the annual PMA 2007 Convention, when purveyors of imaging devices from all over the world and their press watchdog counterparts converge on this fabulous sleazetown to show off, expose, overexpose and otherwise fondle cameras and accessories of every size and shape. More »
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