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What's in the Engadget swag bag? This is what.

Well, here we are, a couple thousand guesses later as to what's in the Engadget swag bag -- but we have a winner. First, we'd like to to thank everyone who entered, especially for their enthusiasm and for thinking highly enough of us so as to assume we'd actually be giving out laptops and cellphones in this thing. Sorry though, no such luck, just a bunch of random gadgety throwbacks in here. Want to see what's inside and who won? Then click on!

[Thanks to James for the image!]

So, without further delay... the winner is Ross! Way to go Ross!

Here's a list of some of the junk he'll be receiving in the Toshiba-sponsored CES bags that were given out to members of the press at this year's CES.
  • Really fat Philips design book
  • Xbox Live headphones
  • XM / Samsung headphones
  • Phantom Technologies iBoss and iPhantom
  • Engadget t-shirt
  • OQO t-shirt
  • CoPilot live t-shirt
  • RCA universal remote
  • Samsung picture frame (analog)
  • Pure Digital single-use camcorder
  • Innoviti Vaayu dial up adaptor
  • Lexmark CD wallet
  • Konica Minolta webcam and light-up pen
  • Texas Instruments USB flash drive
  • Vonage hat
  • Canon pen & notepad, and light-up pen
  • Kodak tote
  • Xbox 360 t-shirt
  • Mr. Zog's Sex Wax
  • Maxtor digital wristwatch
  • 30 minute Skype calling card
What, we told you guys you'd be disappointed. That's why it's swag, after all.
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