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Hisgadgetoric: The Curta mechanical calculator peppers our eyes with nostalgia

Feb 5th 2008 6:17AM on Engadget

Simply, Wow!

/Sid stares...

16GB iPhone just around the corner?

Feb 5th 2008 6:13AM on Engadget Mobile

Ya man! Amazing. And no User name either. Simply the "iPhone".

Cellphone bill on the rise? Check your SMS charges

Jan 23rd 2008 10:04AM on Engadget

Here is India... Receiving calls and SMS has always been free.

Sony Ericsson M610i offered through eBay, not Sony Ericsson

Jan 20th 2008 1:57PM on Engadget Mobile

The Keyboard is fantastic. I've used the P1i, takes time to get used to the rocker keys. But very usable.

Numark's TTi turntable transfers vinyl to iPod sans a PC

Jan 19th 2008 7:28AM on Engadget

"the unit also features a line-level output"

Well it isn't mentioned whether there could be a direct speaker connection, but you could sure play vinyls with it, along with some other system.

Cellphone criminal dubbed "dumbest" by police

Jan 9th 2008 3:36AM on Engadget

So.. you were the guy! :P

JK

A-Data whips up a 64GB SSD

Dec 29th 2007 11:45AM on Engadget

Reduce costs. Now, that's when we're gonna have more SSD acceptance.

Half of US households own a digital television

Dec 29th 2007 11:39AM on Engadget

Yup. Totally agree.

Half of US households own a digital television

Dec 29th 2007 11:29AM on Engadget

I totally agree with that. Not many people I know, have switched.

Cowon's N3 player packs DMB, GPS, 7-inch touchscreen

Dec 29th 2007 10:54AM on Engadget

It looks great, has GPS, thh 7-inch touchscreen is sexy to say the least. Now if only they would add WiFi & an internal HDD. After some hacks on the CE 5.0, that would make one awesome PDA!

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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