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Calleja
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Member Since Mar 23rd, 2006

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How-to extend the range of a wireless keyboard with a WiFi antenna

Nov 15th 2006 12:03AM on Engadget

umm... a 400% increase on a 2m range would mean an 8m result... not 15...

Virtual newscaster hosts News At Seven

Oct 4th 2006 11:52AM on Engadget

Where's the link so we can check this out?

Engadget 2.0 bugs (and feedback)

Sep 19th 2006 10:13AM on Engadget

I'm just using the e-mail and password fields under "Current Users" and I still get a "confirm your comment" e-mail EVERY time...what gives?

Davis Key Buoy will save your keys from drowning

Sep 19th 2006 10:05AM on Engadget

It's smaller than those floaties foam things, those things are huge in your pocket. Plus this is like a Bond gadget almost.

I live miles from any ocean, but this would help save the keys from drowining in the toilet.

Princeton busts out 19, 17 and 15-inch LCDs

Sep 19th 2006 9:59AM on Engadget

These are ONLY available accross the pond, right?

Elecom's "gear drive" keyboard prevents typing errors

Sep 19th 2006 9:55AM on Engadget

Ok, I kinda get this "gear drive" has gears under each key..... but how does this prevent typing errors? By making the jeys so hard to push down you reduce your typing speed to a crawl? Kinda like one fingered pre-school typing?

Ok, yeah, I guess that would prevent typos.... and also waste entire days of time.

Researchers create microwave drill/death ray

Aug 23rd 2006 8:01AM on Engadget

Ok, kudos for this one, I literally laughed out loud. God , I love Engadget

Unknown device pictured on Apple website

Mar 23rd 2006 9:46AM on Engadget

Hey, how are you all so sure that's a tablet PC and the dude's not just using a Sharpie on his Laptop?

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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