Today in Engadget: February 28, 2006

Wow, what a full day over here at Engadget- between covering the Stevenote, checking out the new products, and recording the podcast, we barely had enough energy left to copy and paste links over to this post. So unless you slept through the day like our overnight editor, you're well aware of the "fun new" Intel Mac minis, iPod HiFi, and snazzy leather case, so we won't waste your time with a recap; instead, we'll mention that you can now get a Linux browser for your DS, Flash player for your PSP, and VGA screen on your Samsung phone. Plus, anyone with a microwave should check out Will's guide on repurposing that old popcorn popper in your basement into a Starbucks-like coffee roaster.

Features

• Steve Jobs keynote: Pre-game coverage
• Live from the Steve Jobs Keynote -- "Fun new products"
• Apple iPod Hi-Fi hands on
• Apple Intel Mac mini hands on
• All of today's Apple coverage
• How-To: Make a popcorn popper coffee roaster
• Super Secret Apple Rumors Podcast 071 - 02.28.06

News

• Sony Ericsson's Wilma / K800 / K790 Cyber-shot phone gets official
• RI-MAN, the soft and cuddly robot
• JVC's SU-DH1 brings surround sound to any headphones, almost
• Sony Ericsson W300i quad-band Walkman with EDGE
• Homebrew presses on: Web browser for DSLinux, Flash for PSP
• Sharp debuts 904SH, first with VGA display
• Samsung SH-B022A, SH-B026A Blu-ray burners
• MSI Mega Book MS-1057 lightweight Core Duo laptop
• What would Steve wear?
• Fujitsu Siemens Lifebook Q2010: world's most desirable notebook?
• Apple's Intel Mac minis: Core Duo at 1.67GHz, Core Solo at 1.5GHz
• iPod Hi-Fi brings music to the masses
• Apple kills off G4 Mac mini
• Apple intros $99 leather iPod case
• AXIA launches A308: "world's smallest" Windows Mobile phone
• Hasselblad 503CWD: classic styling, 16 megapixels, $14,000
• Hands on with the Nintendo DS Lite
• VoodooPC plans 8TB media PC
• Killer bot brings down the hurt on ticks
• BioBouncer facial recognition system for bars, club