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Black Friday deals bonanza round up {Engadget}
Nov 14th 2009 5:07PM That's a pretty f*ing crazy low price for that phone contract-free.
Black Friday deals bonanza round up {Engadget}
Nov 14th 2009 4:12PM I'm confused - is that $200 DROID contract-free? It says Reg. Price $600, which I assume is the contract-free price.
Trust in Casio's Japanese Exilim EX-FS10S, it'll turn your bogeys into birdies {Engadget}
Nov 13th 2009 2:12AM It's all part of their plan to win Gold in the 2016 Olympics... bastards.
Analyst estimates 100,000 DROID smartphones sold in first weekend {Engadget}
Nov 10th 2009 11:03AM The Razr was a good phone for its era and suited me just fine until I got sand in it :(
ASRock readying three Ion-powered nettops, one with a BD drive {Engadget}
Oct 29th 2009 2:33PM Funny you would mention 30 Rock considering you probably can't watch it with this box.
Polymer Vision gets new lease on life thanks to Wistron {Engadget}
Oct 29th 2009 2:20PM This game was a bitch on the Genesis.
The game has changed {Engadget}
Oct 28th 2009 1:30PM At least you're honest.
The game has changed {Engadget}
Oct 28th 2009 1:30PM And yes, Haus_xyz, you are correct: Google Nav is no more "free" than Sprint Nav. Both require that you have some pre-disposed connection to a service that you pay (or paid) for whether you realize it or not.
The game has changed {Engadget}
Oct 28th 2009 1:28PM lol, right because Windows and Office weren't "game changing."
Look, I'm as big a fan of the "free to end-consumer" model as anyone. I just seriously doubt it'll stay that way and I don't like the implications of one company having so much power in such a limitless industry.
For now it's great, but that doesn't mean we should be laughing and wagging our fingers at Garmin and Tom Tom as if they did something wrong. The last thing the economy needs is more failures.
ASUS changes course, unveils 'first' USB 3.0 / SATA 6Gbps motherboards {Engadget}
Oct 28th 2009 1:09PM so it's not really a 3.0 mobo then.
