The week in Engadget

In case you missed any of them, some highlights from the past seven days of Engadget:

Xbox 360

• Xbox 360 - This is it

• Another Xbox 360 pic

• Is the Xbox 360 ready for its close up?

Contests

• Don't forget to vote for your favorite pic in our Hit Us With Your Best Shot contest!

Features

• The Pipeline: Pogue on photo vaults, Mossberg on the road, Cringely on the roof

• How-To Hacks contest finalist: PSPTetris

• How-To Hacks finalist: Controlling your home with your PSP

• Switched On: Sweet dash eats cash, meets crash

• How-To Hacks finalist: Controlling iTunes with your PSP

• The Clicker: Satellite TV and IPTV vs, Cable

• Ask Engadget: Best tools for recording Internet radio?

• How-To Hacks finalist: How to set up your own PSP web portal

• Music Thing: The Scratchophone

• Movie Gadget Friday: The Evil, Robotic Tentacles from Spider-Man 2

• How would you change the Treo 650?

News

• Verizon CEO thinks it's unreasonable to expect your cellphone to work at home

• Panasonic's AG-HVX200 camcorder with 24p

• IBM prepping ThinkPad Tablet PC?

• Motorola finally lets it go: the MPx is no more

• InPhase announces 300GB holographic discs

• The Electric Blue Nintendo DS

• Verizon and Sprint say no to the iTunes phone

• Blu-ray and HD-DVD camps trying to get it together

• Nikon encrypting white balance metadata in RAW files

• Nikon D50 announced

• Tiger Gold Master leaked to P2P networks

• The libretto U100, Toshiba's new ultralight laptop

• MCC's Modular PC

• iTunes Mobile to launch in June

• The QUALIA 002, Sony's high-end HDV video camera

• Ryanair bans employees from charging cellphones at work

• Panasonic bids farewell to the US cellphone market

• The 6GB Rio Carbon

• Company creates SED panel with 100,000:1 contrast ratio

• Micronet's miniMate Mac mini hub

• Uncle Rico's time machine modulus + crystal on eBay now