Michael Antonoff

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Michael Antonoff  |  Nov 21, 2016
There are two types of runners: serious and casual. As the latter, I jog weekends outside or on a treadmill to remedy overeating and in pursuit of the elusive runner’s high. A serious runner, on the other hand, is an athlete with charts.
Michael Antonoff  |  Sep 04, 2006

Finally! The studios have wised up and realized that if they don't offer movies as electronic bits you can legally download and watch whenever you like, savvy computer users will get them anyway.

Michael Antonoff  |  Jun 05, 2007

Despite the widespread installation of Wi-Fi both at home and on the street, downloading of music to portable players has largely remained a corded affair, with the device wired to a computer. But if you're keeping up with the times, you may have noticed that Wi-Fi now beckons anyone sporting earbuds.

Michael Antonoff  |  Jan 05, 2006

SanDisk Sansa e-series flash-memory MP3 player

Michael Antonoff  |  Apr 06, 2006
$800
•Records 720p-format (1,280 x 720-pixel, progressive-scan) high-def video onto an SD card (not included) •Shoots 5-megapixel stills with flash •2.25-in (diagonal) organic-LED screen •10x
Michael Antonoff  |  Jan 08, 2007

Dish ViP622 HD DVR

January 9, 2007 - At consecutive press conferences on Monday, Dish Network announced the first free high-definition DVR and DirecTV promised delivery of 100 national HD channels this year.

Michael Antonoff  |  Jan 05, 2006

Sharp's Aquos LC-57D90U 57-inch LCD HDTV boasts blazing fast pixel response and enhanced color reproduction.

Michael Antonoff  |  Apr 16, 2008

TV addicts have been time-shifting since the analog days of the VCR, but ask them if they know how to place-shift, and you're likely to get blank stares.

Michael Antonoff  |  Feb 15, 2017
It’s hard to believe that we once drove to big-box stores unarmed: no smartphone in hand; no Wi-Fi for the taking. A recent trip to The Home Depot reminded me how power in the power tool kingdom has shifted from merchant to shopper.
Michael Antonoff  |  Jan 27, 2003
(Photo Illustration on home page by Dan Vasconcellos. Photos in story by Terry Schmitt.) SANTA CLARA, CA-As the Invertigo roller coaster at Paramount's Great America pulls you 138 feet above the flat Silicon Valley floor, the brown Diablo Mountain Range looms to the east and the green Santa Cruz Mountains to the west.

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