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Ask Engadget: What's the best digital camera for a child?

Apr 24th 2008 8:57PM on Engadget

SW series is the only way to go. It is the only camera to survive me. It has survived the washing machine, countless drops and being buried in snow.

Rugged Ricoh G600 point-and-shoot resists dust, water

Apr 22nd 2008 11:24PM on Engadget

It says it is shock/water/dust resistant, if I forget to take it out of my pocket when I do the wash will it come out clean and fully functional like my Olympus?

Mobile phone subscriptions hit 3.3 billion

Feb 17th 2008 8:51AM on Engadget

Lets see, I have 2 active chinese numbers, 1 Canadian and I am thinking of getting a Korean one while I am visiting for a week. In China it is cheaper to get a new phone number with airtime than to just buy airtime.

On a more dishearting note, I heard that Korea has an average of 40 handsets per person. Sounds like a lot of redunant hardware.

Made-to-order cellphones: dubious quality included free of charge

Feb 5th 2008 8:27PM on Engadget Mobile

I have been living in China for 2 years now, and I will not buy anything like this. Yes, they are cheap but they are cheap because they are crap. Poor audio quality, poor reception, poor reliability. Like the Chinese car crash tests you see on youtube, it looks like it is supposed to but when push comes to shove, it collapses into a pile of rubble.

Cellphones are dangerous/not dangerous, cell division edition

Sep 3rd 2007 10:47AM on Engadget Mobile

Everything in modern society will eventually kill you, it is the price of progress. Whether my cellphone causes brain cancer or the radio signals do. If it's not my phone then it will be the air I breath. We are killing the planet and ourselves... but I don't see an end to my own reliance on technology.

Unlocked iPhones now available in Hong Kong -- cost arm, leg

Aug 16th 2007 4:25AM on Engadget Mobile

In mainland China we can get the unlocked iphone for 8000 RMB. A pretty good copy of an iphone is only 2000.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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