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Kate Walker ha dejado tras de sí toda una vida en Nueva York para embarcarse en un viaje por Europa en busca de una misteriosa isla conocida como Syberia. En su aventura la acompaña Hans Voralberg, un genio en la creación de autómatas. La principal obsesión de Hans es encontrar Syberia, una tierra donde todavía habitan los últimos mamuts. Pero el viaje está lleno de peligros y rompecabezas mecánicos que desafían a la imaginación. ¿Conseguirá Kate concluir su viaje? Download free trial (1195.55 Mb) Buy full version

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We’re not sure why giant phones are suddenly all the rage, but it seems to be a trend — Nokia just put up this four-foot 5800 XpressMusic in Antwerp. Unlike the giant Samsung Messager that recently invaded Chicago, it’s not actually a working phone, but the custom Flash interface designed by Create Multimedia is meant to mimic the OS as closely as possible — so we’re guessing it’s just as frustrating as the real thing. Passerby can play with the Maps app, browse photos, and listen to music through some nifty through-the-glass speakers — hit the read link for the video.

[Via Nokia Conversations]

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Giant Nokia 5800 XpressMusic invades Antwerp originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 05 Apr 2009 10:26:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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It’s been a while since we heard from those lovable rapscallions at FON, but it looks like the Fonera 2.0 wireless router is finally ready to make the jump from developers-only to the consumer market — it’ll go on sale in Europe on April 21, and in the US, Japan, Hong Kong, and Taiwan in May. The new unit runs Linux, and supports BitTorrent and services like RapidShare and MegaUpload, so you can set downloads to run without firing up your computer. The launch party seems like it was pretty adorable — it took place in FON CEO’s Martin Varsavky’s Paris flat, with pasta, wine and cheese. Experience it yourself (in French) after the break.

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Fonera 2.0 on sale in Europe April 21, US in May originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 05 Apr 2009 08:33:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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We haven’t heard anything official, but images of an Archos 2 flash player have turned up in a few places on the web today, along with word of an Archos 4. The 2’s already listed on Amazon — it’s not going to rock worlds, but it’s not bad for $60, with 8GB of storage and microSD expansion, a 1.8-inch 128 x 160 display and a voice recorder all in a .35-inch thick package. There’s also a 16GB version on Amazon.de for €68 ($92), but that hasn’t yet made it to the US Amazon site. The Archos 4 is a little more mysterious — all we really know about it is that it’ll have a four-inch screen and 16 to 32GB of flash. We’re guessing these’ll pop soon, we’ll let you know.

[Thanks, Bill]

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Archos 2 and Archos 4 flash players leak out originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 05 Apr 2009 06:03:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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We’ve seen surprisingly few Kindle 2 hacks ’round these parts, and therefore few apps that run on the beloved e-reader itself. One notable exception is Savory, which monitors the device’s Documents directory for files sporting either the .epub or .pdf extensions — when one of these guys rears its ugly head, it’s converted to a Kindle filetype. The only hitch is that the program (as currently available) chokes on image-based PDFs — according to the author, images in PDFs are fine, as long as there is some text to extract. Sure, the software doesn’t do anything that Amazon doesn’t already do for free — but it does make the conversion quick and painless. Ready to give it a go? Hit the read link for the files, and you’ll be mere moments away from all those terrific Left Behind books someone scanned and posted on The Pirate Bay. You’re welcome.

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Savory for Kindle 2 automates PDF and EPUB conversions, doesn’t make James Patterson any more enjoyable originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 05 Apr 2009 03:34:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Ah, RAmos — you know what the people want, and you just keep crankin’ ‘em out. A worthy successor to the T10, the T9, and the T8, the Terminator T12 switches things up a bit with a thumb wheel for (hopefully) improved navigation over its touchscreen-centric brethren. And the specs seem more than sufficient, including a Rockchip RK2806 (1024 x 720) chipset, 5-inch (800 x 280) display, Wolfson WM8988 audio, and TV out. Storage and price have yet to be announced, but you’ll know as soon as we do. Since this is a tie-in for the upcoming Terminator movie, we expect to see some suitably gaudy / awesome promo material coming down the pike. You hear that, RAmos?

[Via The Gadget Site]

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RAmos unveils its Skynet-approved Terminator T12 media player originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 05 Apr 2009 01:19:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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We spent come quality time with ASUS’s Eee PC T91 netvertible in Germany at CeBIT, but those of you looking to handle one Stateside don’t have long to wait — it’s just popped up in the FCC database, and we’re sure Uncle Sam’s engineer friends are busy scouring the SAR reports for all kinds of super-interesting technical data as we speak. Or they’re just looking for pretty pictures like we are — and sadly, they’ll be disappointed, because all that’s in the listing so far is this picture of the bottom. Another Saturday night ruined — thanks a lot, FCC.

[Via Lilliputing]

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ASUS Eee PC T91 arrives at the FCC originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 04 Apr 2009 23:11:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Oop, it looks like a Dell middle manager somewhere got a little too excited and let a full set of netbook roadmap slides leak out. The biggest news is a planned Mini 11 due sometime between now and the end of Q3, but the Mini 10 is where most of the action is in the short term — the current model will get options for Vista, a 3G modem, and potentially a 1.86GHz Atom on April 17th, a new 1.6GHz Atom N270 SKU will arrive in May and everything will be updated again in the second half of the year with Intel’s Pine Trail processors. Interesting, but we’re wondering when Dell will realize that the Mini 10’s HDMI output and 720p screen are useless unless it can handle true HD video — Ion, anyone?

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Dell netbook roadmap leaks out, get ready for the Mini 11 originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 04 Apr 2009 20:54:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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The president’s senior adviser, David Axelrod, shot back at Dick Cheney on Sunday, suggesting that the former vice president had failed in the war on terror and was therefore engaging in “supreme” irony by accusing the Obama administration of making American less safe.

As an added bonus, Axelrod drew a sharp contrast between Cheney and his former boss, George W. Bush, who he said “behaved like a statesman” during the presidential transition.

From Axelrod’s interview with CNN’s State of the Union with John King”:

“First of all, I find it supremely ironic on a day when we were meeting with NATO to talk about the continued threat from al Qaeda in Afghanistan and Pakistan where they are still plotting against us seven years later; I think the question for Mr. Cheney is how could that be? How could this have gone so long? Why are they still in business? That is the fundamental threat that we face and it’s a little incredible to me that he would argue somehow that… forging an international alliance to finally pursue a strategy to defeat and dismantle al Qaeda and Afghanistan is going make us less safe. I think it was an unfortunate statement. Let me say in contrast how much we appreciate the way President Bush has behaved. He was incredibly cooperative during the transition and when he left, he said, ‘I wish you guys the best. I’m rooting for you.’ I believe that to be the case. And he has behaved like a statesman and, as I’ve said before, here and elsewhere, I just don’t think the memo got passed down to the vice president.”

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