The week in Engadget

We know it's Super Bowl Sunday and that you're probably going to be parking yourself in front of the largest television within a 15 mile radius, but in case you missed any of them, here are some highlights from the past seven days of Engadget:

Features

• PaperHub review

• HOW-TO: Totally blow out the Super Bowl!

• Switched On: Pimp My Rise

• The Engadget Guide to AT&T Wireless/Cingular/SBC/AT&T merger mania

• Cingular Treo 650 review roundup

• Ask Engadget: What to get that SO for Valentine's day?

News

• Cingular Treo 650 hacked: Bluetooth Dial-Up Networking enabled

• Nicholas Negroponte's $100 PC

• The new PowerBooks

• Might not seem like it, but Microsoft is still pushing the Tablet PC

• The mini Tower and the mini Skirt — The attack of the Mac mini accessories

• The QDA-700, that other Palm-powered smartphone, turns up

• More turmoil at TiVo - TiVo prez quits

• Xbox 2/Xbox Next/Xenon to debut at E3 2005?

• GSM Treo 650 for sale on palmOne's site

• Treo 650 gets real on Cingular.com

• Sanyo is losing money. The solution? Make everyone who works there buy Sanyo stuff!

• JVC intros world's smallest 3CCD camcorder, the Everio GZ-MC500

• The HP iPAQ Mobile Messenger

• The T-Mobile MDA IV

• Symbian OS version 9 debuts

• Pantech & Curitel's PH-L4000V camcorderphone

• New study points to dangers of drivers with cellphones

• Napster To Go launches

• PlayStation Portable — March 24th, $249.99

• Haute cuisine, meet high-tech: "Printing" sushi

• Boy stages own kidnapping to raise money to buy cellphone

• Apple's $29 iPod shuffle Dock

• Six firms form the HVD Alliance around 1TB disc

• The Xbox 360? Looks like it…