The Daily Engadget: Toyota Sells 2M Hybrids, Library Ditches All Books

Our friends over at Engadget obsessively cover everything new in gadgets and consumer electronics, which is why we compile this daily roundup of their top stuff (or, at least, what we think is tops). For more details on any of these stories, click on the Engadget links in each story below.

Toyota Sells Two Millionth Hybrid Vehicle
Looks like that whole green thing isn't just a fad. With 13 hybrid cars currently in its fleet, Toyota announced it has sold over 2 million hybrids.

Boston Prep School Replaces Books with E-Readers
You could consider this a forward-looking move, or you could just determine that schools are desperate for attention, but regardless of interpretation, the fact remains that the Cushing Academy has replaced all books with just 18 e-readers.

PlayStation 3 and PSP Go Super High-Res
If you like scour the Web for gadget images with hidden details you can only spot by looking really close, you're going to love the new high-resolution, image-enlargement tech coming to Sony's PS3 and PSP.

ASUS's Dual-Screen Eee Reader
If paying $300 for a Kindle is too much, and Sony's just slightly cheaper Reader isn't any better, maybe the $160 dual-screen Eee Reader will fit your budget a bit better.

DP2000 Projector Packs a PC
Connecting a laptop or desktop to a projector for business presentations is always a tricky affair. That's now completely obviated by the Guangzhou Darling DP2000, though, a pocket-sized projector with a PC built right in.

Bluetooth Headset Use Declines
Are you sick of seeing Bluetooth Guy wherever you go? He's getting a bit more rare, with a recent study showing that daily use of Bluetooth headsets is actually on the decline.

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