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The Wii Laptop!

Feb 2nd 2007 8:55PM on Engadget

Someone's been seeing too many MacBook Pros.

How-To: Make a Wii laptop, part 1

Feb 2nd 2007 8:50PM on Engadget

It only counts as "natural selection" if the person dies doing it or becomes sterile. Then they could become a Darwin award nominee.

PSA: how to spot a new silver iPod shuffle

Feb 1st 2007 2:48AM on Engadget

iPod shuffles (the new gen as noted here) are notable for having a fairly high bass level.

Walt reviews Vista: Eh.

Jan 18th 2007 4:40AM on Engadget

Not to mention that there really isn't such a thing as "Mac hardware" anymore: I share my Logitech USB headphones, my USB mouse, my USB printer and pretty much everything else between my Windows PC and my MacBook.

Intel's Classmate PC to go head to head with OLPC in Brazil

Jan 11th 2007 12:17AM on Engadget

Wait... OLPC runs a version of Linux, right?

So... does the Classmate run Windows?

PSP2 to sport 60GB Samsung hard drive?

Dec 28th 2006 9:50PM on Engadget

Sorry about the double post, but yeah, I'd agree that Sony haven't got a clue about weight control. The PSP on its own barely fits in my pocket, let alone in a PlayGear Pocket. Hell, it probably fits snugly into Jarrad from Subway's old pants.

PSP2 to sport 60GB Samsung hard drive?

Dec 28th 2006 9:47PM on Engadget

"Video texting"? Is that an oxymoron?

We're paying 400 bucks for a PSP anyway down here in Australia, once you factor in a 2GB memory card (the biggest they sell here, even on eBay), and then games are 80 dollars (!) each.

Imaginality Unleashed combines 3D modeling with 2D paper

Dec 24th 2006 6:50AM on Engadget

I downloaded this to check it out.

What you do is you download the program, and then it gives you the option of either a PDF file with the paddles or you can buy foam ones for 20 bucks.

Then you install "modules" which are programs that interpret the paddles in different ways. The Christmas module creates masks and Christmas-y props like gifts and candy canes. The masks work by putting them on your forehead, and the program generates the rest downward-like the Santa beard and hat, or Rudolph's nose.

The Multiplication Module basically creates rectangular prisms based on the paddle numbers.

And, the planet in that picture, the big one, is Earth. The little one is Mars I think?

Wiitar air guitar: has it gone too far?

Dec 19th 2006 12:15AM on Engadget

Any musician (from a pianist like me to a real guitarist or an accordion guy) will know that Jingle Bells is a really simple song. This guy screwed it up. He played the wrong notes many times.

Is it worth the effort when you can do it easier and look like you have more skill on a REAL instrument?

Cisco -- not apple -- announces iPhone branded VoIP phones

Dec 18th 2006 2:07AM on Engadget

Either iPod or Mac. MacBook, MacPhone?

iPod Mobile... iPod Cell... iPod Talk?

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

"I'm in the market for a new phone and money isn't a limitation. I'm also not partial to any particular US carrier, but here are some of the features I'd like to have: WiFi, GPS, good coverage in lots of places, push Gmail (a must!), physical keyboard (a must!), a touchscreen, decent battery life and a relatively slim body. And please, nothing that has a fruit logo on it. No offense to the fruit fans, though. Thanks!"

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