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Kiran Nesarajah
Member Since Sep 11th, 2007

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Microsoft Store employees perform dance of the cringe (video)

Nov 17th 2009 8:33AM on Engadget

why try ms why try ... geez you arent cool !

Microsoft Store employees perform dance of the cringe (video)

Nov 17th 2009 8:31AM on Engadget

one word: aaaaaaaawkwaaard!

Canon EOS Rebel T1i impressions, head-to-head with Nikon D5000

Apr 30th 2009 11:29AM on Engadget

just buy an olympus and be done with...

Woz on Jobs' medical leave

Jan 19th 2009 5:46PM on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)

woz woz, woz woz... ok thats enough for today...come back steve... i know apple is not you and you aren't apple but apple is so much better with you... trust me... i know you're reading this...

Microsoft spokesperson clarifies report of limiting number of WinMo phones

Jan 16th 2009 3:06PM on Engadget

haha

Official RED Scarlet and EPIC pics are sure to induce drool [Updated with OMG]

Nov 13th 2008 5:00AM on Engadget

still, i've seen great cameras with massive megapixels beaten by a 6MP point and shoot in image quality...
modular or not... lets see some image quality comparisons... D3 beating ISO or E-3 beating autofocus speed?
I don't think so...
So my dear RED camera, strut you stuff and let me drool ....

Sigma acquires Feveon, maker of the X3 image sensor

Nov 11th 2008 12:16PM on Engadget

FOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVEEEEEEEEEEEEON !! :)

Olympus fills the E-520/E-3 gap with the E-30 DSLR

Nov 4th 2008 11:51AM on Engadget

I own the E-3 , this camera will fill the gap quite nicely i hope. Haven't played with a better SLR system yet. Try the olympus e-system, image quality will astound you.

Some news from the (new) editor's desk

Aug 23rd 2008 12:17PM on Engadget

Dont screw up... I already hate the other site...

How would you change Canon's Rebel XSi?

May 23rd 2008 7:40PM on Engadget

oh just buy an olympus !

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