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Win a Lexmark X7675 wireless printer and two cartridges

Aug 27th 2008 12:31AM on Engadget

I'd love one of these to hook up to my currently printerless network!!!

Redesign giveaway: HTC's new Shift UMPC

Apr 10th 2008 9:29PM on Engadget

I want one, for browsing the internet... And Engadget.

eMachines' new T5246 and T3642 desktops make you go "Eh."

Jan 30th 2008 11:09AM on Engadget

Uhhh... no. Have you ever used an emachines? after you waid through all the crap they put on, the PSU blows and screws the whole thing.

eMachines' new T5246 and T3642 desktops make you go "Eh."

Jan 30th 2008 11:07AM on Engadget

Why is this news? Emachine stuff is pure crap.

Pleo goes under the knife in astonishingly long video

Dec 31st 2007 5:10AM on Engadget

Seriously though, that was a huge waist of a Pleo.

Unless they have plans to hack it, in which case it is a pretty cool thing to do, although still, half the fun is in that neat skin.

Pleo goes under the knife in astonishingly long video

Dec 31st 2007 2:34AM on Engadget

You sick bastards. What did that poor, poor Pleo ever do to you :(.

Black Friday Giveaways (part 19): Wii + Metroid Prime 3 and more

Nov 23rd 2007 11:57PM on Engadget

I can has Wii?

Black Friday Giveaways (part 1): Neruos OSD

Nov 23rd 2007 3:02AM on Engadget

Pretty, Pretty Please?

Best Buy's "Black Friday" shaping up nicely with $200 PC

Nov 11th 2007 7:31PM on Engadget

@ ^^^^

I'm not really sure what your talking about. Newegg has been excellent to me, and weather I pay the $3.99 fee or not, my order always arrives within at least 4-5 days.

Keepin' it real fake, part XCII: accessories for the Nintendo Wu

Oct 22nd 2007 5:40PM on Engadget

Hey, dick, why don't you get your eyes checked?

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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