[apple1984 Posted Nov 29th 2008 9:24PM]

Has anyone noticed how engadget stories have gotten gradually more ridiculous and irrelevant? A $168,000 speaker from Japan? A clock powered by citrus fruit? Seriously, engadget? (notice how many question marks I use; that denotes cunning insight)

[thethirdmoose Posted Nov 29th 2008 9:29PM]

Real companies don't issue press releases on saturdays. And by saturday, I obviously mean CATURDAY!

[iEye (Unverified) Posted Nov 29th 2008 9:43PM]

I totally agree %100

More coverage on the iPhone and its competition is welcomed...

[Raziel66 Posted Nov 29th 2008 9:50PM]

I thought this was a gadget and electronics website? Last time I checked this clock is a gadget, and those speakers are electronics.

What's the problem here?

[Znarfaggle (Unverified) Posted Nov 29th 2008 9:55PM]

i dunno, i think some of us might find these stories interesting and a nice break from all the serious gadget news. i sure do.


also, not everyone is really that interested in a conversation all about the iphone's awesome specs or nvidia's new gfx card. you're gonna have trouble chatting with someone not interested in gadgets about that. lemon clocks, on the other hand....

[CheesusCrust Posted Nov 29th 2008 10:25PM]

This IS a gadget

[Alex Posted Nov 29th 2008 10:50PM]

Yes, in the last two posts Engadget has become outrageous!

[gletob Posted Nov 29th 2008 11:18PM]

I know it's starting to look like Gizmodo!

[Messymeese (Unverified) Posted Nov 30th 2008 1:36AM]

And I thought we would get through this one without an iPhone comment from iEye.... I'm disappointed.