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LawnBott LB3500 offers Bluetooth control, stylin' rims

Feb 6th 2008 8:58AM on Engadget

This has to be better fun than remote control car. Imagine controlling this beast using cell phone via Bluetooth connection. By the way, what happens if it lost the signal out of sudden?

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The Torch flashlight: why illuminate when you can incinerate?

Feb 6th 2008 8:54AM on Engadget

Why would someone want to get a hold on this gadget? And it only has 15 minutes of battery life. It could be better if we could have two options to select from; a normal torch light and a destroyer.

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Household heater meshes with LCD, acts like a fireplace

Feb 6th 2008 8:50AM on Engadget

Are there any functions other than just a replica of fireplace? Why not just stick a picture on the wall which is very very very much less than the price to buy this thing.

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Holocube brings 3D projection down to desktop size

Feb 6th 2008 4:10AM on Engadget

The first time I had actually seen a hologram was at KL Tower, Malaysia. It shows a full-size 3D projection of ex-Prime Minister, sitting on a chair, giving his speech. And that was years ago. It would be better to have projection out of the cube.

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Sony's tiny XDV-D500 and XDV-G200 Bravia TVs

Feb 6th 2008 3:51AM on Engadget

I am always interested in portable stuffs; category Technology. Nowadays, it’s not surprising to see how advance it is in Japan compare to the country we live in. I believe they will soon have it marketed for other countries; maybe years later.

Right at the moment, I don’t mind paying £2 to 3 network to watch TV on-the-go using my mobile if necessary.

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Hisgadgetoric: The Curta mechanical calculator peppers our eyes with nostalgia

Feb 6th 2008 3:39AM on Engadget

Now I wonder. Why a calculator from 1948 uses mechanical grind while the calculators in the modern era require battery, or batteries? And not to mention, it looks cool.

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Dynamic Life shirt clearly shows you're taken by a fellow nerd

Feb 5th 2008 10:45AM on Engadget

Prove me if I am wrong. Guys will try to avoid it while gals will hint the guys to get it. Indeed, it is a cool thing to have, especially the days are numbered. Would appreciate if more designs available.

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KEYnetik Motion Input: carpal tunnel in a convenient handheld prototype!

Feb 5th 2008 9:40AM on Engadget

Looking at the description, I felt a bit out. Looking at the video, I couldn't help but stop after 10 seconds watching it. If I got hold on this gadget, I am afraid that I will throw it away out of frustration of trying to scroll to the 100th picture.

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Lite-On's Moldable Mouse takes whatever shape you want

Feb 5th 2008 8:59AM on Engadget

This thing is amazing. Is there any button to press so that it will go back to its original shape? It would be even lovely to have the buttons be placed at anywhere I like.

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HYmini alternative power source specs and pricing revealed

Feb 5th 2008 8:32AM on Engadget

I wonder how long will the battery last if left unused. There's a type of rechargeable battery; product of Uniross, called 'hybrio' which maintains the charges up to 90% if left unused for years.

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