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Engadget's recession antidote: win a Joby Gorillapod Original! {Engadget}
Jul 9th 2009 11:22PM Last minute winning entry!
... Anyway, this would be great for astrophotography. I bet I could attach my camera to my telescope no problem.
Engadget's recession antidote: win a Novatel Ovation MC990D USB modem! {Engadget}
Jul 6th 2009 2:47PM DO Want!
Ask Engadget: Best gaming laptop for under $1,500? {Engadget}
Jun 26th 2009 8:18AM You're right, it does make a good gaming laptop, and it's great of other things too. The much larger trackpad also means that gaming is possible, even when you don't have a mouse.
Don't let these fanboys bring you down.
Engadget's recession antidote: win a 2GB Lexar JumpDrive Lightning flash drive! {Engadget}
Jun 24th 2009 3:23PM More storage = more music I can buy = stimulating the economy
Whoo!
Engadget's recession antidote: win a FREETALK headset and Skype voucher! {Engadget}
Jun 23rd 2009 1:10PM You know, I've always wanted to use skype more...
PS3's motion controller: force feedback, up to four per console {Engadget}
Jun 22nd 2009 11:00PM As some commenters have pointed out "yes".
But I haven't seen actual video of it (remember, everything in the ad was fake, and concept).
Engadget's recession antidote: win an insane grab bag of random stuff! {Engadget}
Jun 22nd 2009 2:25PM I want a giant question mark!
.. Or the grab bag. Both will entertain me.
MacBook Pro (mid 2009) in-depth impressions {Engadget}
Jun 18th 2009 2:08PM Yeah, it' done for the sake of design, but I would prefer more spacing. I have some older usb drives that are pretty wide, and take up both usb ports.
Worldwide Mac: getting online in New Zealand {The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)}
Jun 13th 2009 2:41AM Agreed. Sounds like an internet purgatory. Not quite hell, but not quite good.
Also, you used the word "different" a lot... don't you mean "worse"?
OS 10.6: PowerPC officially left behind {The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)}
Jun 10th 2009 8:20PM No, not "finally".
I upgraded my PowerMac G4 with some very modest upgrades. A GeForce 6200, a 1.4GHz G4, 1gb of ram, and 100gb of hard drive space, spread across 2 drives in a RAID 0 setup.
What this gives me, however, is better graphics performance than my Core 2 Duo MacBook.
If I had more money, I could have upgraded it to a dual core 2ghz G4, and a better graphics card, resulting in a computer that would be equal to consumer computers today.
So why should the PPC architecture left behind again?
