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Xbox 360 mod sports fully-internal water cooling

Jun 20th 2006 10:44AM on Engadget

Sorry. FALLS over?

Xbox 360 mod sports fully-internal water cooling

Jun 20th 2006 10:42AM on Engadget

It would be really heavy though, right?

What if it tips over?

Do I have to add chemicals to it in order to keep it crystal clear?

Great looks though.

Polaroid's i1032 10 megapixel compact

May 27th 2006 6:25PM on Engadget

Now they need to make one with an internal rechargable battery. I hate how AA's have a 30 minute long life span in cameras like these.

Polaroid's MGX-0550: GPS and DVD combo

May 24th 2006 9:24AM on Engadget

For a second there, I thought it was a camera.

The Robotic Giraffe

May 21st 2006 9:14AM on Engadget

That is also the exact same picture they used in Popular Science.

Mitsubishi i (eye) Play car for iPod nano fans

May 17th 2006 7:24PM on Engadget

Great comment, JJ (9) . My thoughts exactly.

Sandio's Game O' 3D gaming mouse

May 12th 2006 1:25PM on Engadget

What's up with the "upside down" pic? Do you enjoy making your readers sick? The mouse looks pretty awesome though.

New legs, Japan, new legs!

Apr 27th 2006 9:44AM on Engadget

Isn't it a trite bulky? I would kinda like to have something that could fit into the trunk of my car(and could climb out by itself!).

Kanguru's 64GB Flash Drive Max, only $2,800

Apr 7th 2006 8:41AM on Engadget

Right #1. They have to make the thing fast. But, a 64 GB thumb drive!! Amazing!!! Get me three of 'em!

New record set for fastest data transmission -- 2.56 terabits a second

Mar 25th 2006 10:38AM on Engadget

WOW! That's fast! I don't see the need for an internet connection that fast. I'm still stuck on 56k. Has anyone heard of the 6 (or something) PETAbyte disc? They say it will sell for about $700 usd. I don't know how you can get that much info on a disc! CRAZY!

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

"I'm looking for a solid state drive, around 32 to 64GB, for use in my web server. The drive will contain my web sites and the operating system, either Windows Server 2008 R2 or Ubuntu. Large storage is handled by a separate RAID array, so capacity is not an issue. Rather, I am looking for the fastest, longest-lasting, and most reliable drive under $150 that is suitable to my application. Any thoughts? Thanks!"

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