Quality Posts

• (12:02 AM, 3/10/2011) belowi visits CNet.
• (12:02 AM, 3/10/2011) january wonders, "So...it's basically a laptop, but instead of programs, it has apps?"
• (12:03 AM, 3/10/2011) hbodle inquires, "Will this allow me to monitor Woot-offs?"
• (12:03 AM, 3/10/2011) phacopida asks, "You can follow your friends on facebook and twitter - but can you reply? Keyboard anyone?"
• (12:03 AM, 3/10/2011) surfacing posts, "From the picture it looks pretty large, in reality its actually really small."
• (12:03 AM, 3/10/2011) chefbooyadee warns of potential advertisements.
• (12:04 AM, 3/10/2011) belowi found a hack.
• (12:05 AM, 3/10/2011) Silvyn says, "It lost it's cool factor quickly, and didn't have much more than that."
• (12:07 AM, 3/10/2011) etripoli looks deeper into hacking Chumby.
• (12:07 AM, 3/10/2011) martinbogo posts, "The Chumby One isn't quite as soft and squishy .. but it has a faster processor and is more practical."
• (12:08 AM, 3/10/2011) etripoli declares, "Oh, and it runs Adobe Flash! "
• (12:09 AM, 3/10/2011) davidsplace adds, "The only thing is you need to get a battery for it, if you want it portable."
• (12:09 AM, 3/10/2011) stephenb323 loves the little goatsucker.
• (12:11 AM, 3/10/2011) gtrietsc comments, "The bad side - it has the hardest time staying connected to my wireless."
• (12:15 AM, 3/10/2011) borntohunt recommends some reading, in case you're not sure what it is.
• (12:17 AM, 3/10/2011) Alfredenigma wonders, "Also how are the speakers on these little guys? can u plug in more speakers?"
• (12:18 AM, 3/10/2011) alhaz believes Chumby is for fun.
• (12:19 AM, 3/10/2011) klingenfus weighs in, "An excellent internet radio. Easily $50 cheaper than any other internet radio."
• (12:22 AM, 3/10/2011) NightGhost found some videos.
• (12:26 AM, 3/10/2011) editorkid notes, "For folks who remember the Sony Dash from a month ago, this is the original and slightly smaller version of that."
• (12:28 AM, 3/10/2011) hobbie replies, "Yes, it has a standard 3.5 headphone jack so external speakers are a go."
• (12:33 AM, 3/10/2011) dmkooo wants opinions, "Think this would be a useful gift for a technopeasant to set up for email?"
• (12:37 AM, 3/10/2011) borntohunt loads a PC Mag Review.
• (12:40 AM, 3/10/2011) borntohunt points out, THERE'S AN APP FOR THAT...
• (1:00 AM, 3/10/2011) GekkoSt posts an awesome G4TV Review.
• (1:01 AM, 3/10/2011) jjmai uses a sledgehammer to make his clock stop, "Can it take the abuse as alarm's snooze button?"
• (1:04 AM, 3/10/2011) borntohunt has an autopsy performed on Chumby One.
• (1:15 AM, 3/10/2011) rangerdoc shouldn't cross the streams, "This reminds me of the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man."
• (1:28 AM, 3/10/2011) borntohunt shows us the future of Chumby.
• (2:00 AM, 3/10/2011) cpforbes suggests Chumby Quake.
• (3:59 AM, 3/10/2011) jodythebad shares, "We use it to help our young kids keep on schedule. You can set up as many alarms as you like, so we have morning brush teeth reminders, time to put on shoes..."
• (4:03 AM, 3/10/2011) jodythebad posts, "I've had a Chumby for a year or two now, and the only ads I see are movie trailers, but that's because I have the movie trailer app running, because I like to see them."
• (4:11 AM, 3/10/2011) Adrenalynn333 adds, "The Chumby is really dialed-in as a high-tech alarm clock. A vast number of alarms can be set that are incredibly programmable."
• (5:40 AM, 3/10/2011) roadhunter warns, "Just be aware that the Chumby won't stream Netflix. That's a DRM issue Sony negotiated for the Dash. The Chumby isn't ever expected to do this."
• (6:26 AM, 3/10/2011) lotussama comments, "I have both the Chumby One and the Chumby Classic, and if I didn't know about the difference in speakers, I'd never notice."
• (6:44 AM, 3/10/2011) powertrax wants to be sure, "Any idea if these are compatible with Slacker Radio yet?"
• (6:59 AM, 3/10/2011) fxfuji looks into web browsing.
• (7:21 AM, 3/10/2011) ertolsma wonders, "Why is it so damn ugly?"
• (7:32 AM, 3/10/2011) bighamms has some interesting urges.
• (7:58 AM, 3/10/2011) IHeartTechnology queries, "Has anyone tried playing mpeg4's or streaming live video to this thing?"
• (8:16 AM, 3/10/2011) fxfuji replies, "It's possible that it could be hacked to stream live video, but you'd probably be better off getting the Sony Dash (which can play video files off a USB drive) or the 8" Insignia unit."
• (9:02 AM, 3/10/2011) heyker is curious, "Can I set this up in my kitchen as a recipe finder/viewer?"
• (9:09 AM, 3/10/2011) crowbite needs ye to answer questions three.
• (9:22 AM, 3/10/2011) horde5150 wants to know, "Has anyone gotten this thing to run emulators yet?"
• (9:54 AM, 3/10/2011) bnhadams asks the important question, "Does it have a snooze button?"
• (10:33 AM, 3/10/2011) [GUEST] chumzster says, "Yes you can definitely hook up any audio device (i.e. computer speakers) that has a 3.5mm audio jack."
• (11:17 AM, 3/10/2011) gallbladder123 posts, "I s it possible to get AM Radio on this thing?"
• (11:30 AM, 3/10/2011) fxfuji answers, "The device does not have an AM tuner, only an FM one, but..."
• (11:34 AM, 3/10/2011) [GUEST] chumzster responds, "The chumbys does not have a AM tuner. But it does come preloaded with IHeartRadio and you might be able to locate your AM station there."
• (11:54 AM, 3/10/2011) [GUEST] chumzster says it makes a fine recipe review.
• (12:13 PM, 3/10/2011) xlazyslothx asks, "I know it runs a modified linux, but can I run my own version of linux on it?"