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    Posts Tagged with Delta Airlines

    New Gadget Blog Round Up

    Posted August 8, 2008 by nick
    Found in: This Week in Gadgets

    Clone Trooper Voice Helmet

    This week in gadget blogs and news from around the Net:

    • Clone Trooper Voice Helmet - Technabob
    • The 106 MPG “Air Car” - CNN
    • Homes of the future are made of…Styrofoam - Gizmodo
    • Ways for a More Productive Vista Desktop - Lifehacker
    • Sony launches Cybershot DSC-T700 and DSC-T77 - Machines that Go Bing
    • EA Sports won’t change the Madden 09 Cover with Favre in Packers Green - Kotaku
    • Illuminating drum sticks for Rock Band - OhGizmo!

    Air Car

    And this week in the Smarter Gadgets Blog we talked about:

    Delta to Add Wi-Fi to Domestic Flights in 2009

    Posted August 5, 2008 by nick
    Found in: Internet, Breaking News

    Looks like Delta Airlines is looking to lure in passengers anyway they can.Delta Airlines

    Starting in 2009, Delta will be offering Wi-Fi to all their domestic flights by the first half of the year. They’re going to first put it on their MD88/90s planes next month, then install it on all their Boeing aircraft by 2009. 

    Delta is choosing to go with Aircell Gogo Service, due to it’s lightweight and affordable price. Affordable being $9.95 for trips of three hours and shorter and $12.95 for flights over three hours. And the service is available for any device able to connect to the Internet.

    So for those of you who can’t wait a few hours to check your MySpace page should look into Delta and see if they fly to all your favorite destinations.

    Source: Engadget