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How would you change the Segway?

Sep 8th 2007 11:49PM on Engadget

Here's a reason they aren't selling:

Because you look like an absolute nob when you ride them. They are embarrassing.

Diet driving: Low-calorie diet produces false positives for alcohol

Mar 20th 2007 9:07PM on Autoblog

Embarrassingly, thats a photo from Australia. Thats a Holden Commodore police car.

I apologise on behalf of the Australian people for those socks.

Live from the Sony CES keynote

Jan 7th 2007 7:55PM on Engadget

The dude next to the pianist is the page turner.

Josh is a virtuoso - well done Sony for supporting him.

Spy Shots: Pontiac G8 RWD sedan!

Jan 5th 2007 2:21AM on Autoblog

Thats not anything new...thats just a holden statesman/caprice in camo. They have just camouflaged the top of the headlights.

Its longer than the commodore. You can tell its a statesman cos of the brakelight cluster.

Apple posts new iPod shuffle ad

Nov 21st 2006 2:00AM on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)

Wow an apple ad! i think i weed a little..

Seriously guys, get a life.

Holden Commodore will come to the States

Oct 3rd 2006 8:49PM on Autoblog

They had better not butcher the front end like they did with the GTO. If you read the linked article it says that the Pontiac version will get 'the classic Pontiac twin-nostril grille.' Yuck! What's with the American obsession with cheap plastic grills and bulbous noses.

The Monaro was absolutely butchered when it got to the states. Why change anything 'to suit american tastes'? This really shits me, leave it alone GM. It was fine before it left here.

Sony to begin global "battery replacement" program

Sep 29th 2006 12:03AM on Engadget

Lenovo announced a recall today.
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?sitestyle=lenovo&lndocid=BATT-LENOVO

Manhattan adventures with a 20-inch "laptop"

Sep 17th 2006 11:42PM on Engadget

It actually does have a battery... a six cell dell battery that they managed to get a remarkable 3.5 hrs out of.

Aussie "bionic eye" doing well in clinical trials

Sep 5th 2006 2:31AM on Engadget

Great news, incidentally the cochlear implant you mentioned in the article is also an Australian invention.

Airbus files patent for jetlag zapper

Aug 24th 2006 11:23PM on Engadget

What about people with pacemakers?

Sounds like an idea that wasn't entirely thought through.

Do you think the EM field would be enough to garble the info on the magnetic strip on your boarding pass?

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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