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Member Since Aug 15th, 2006

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Recent Comments:

Microsoft coverage now on Download Squad!

Sep 5th 2006 6:03AM on The Unofficial Microsoft Weblog

I see a lot of small blogs joining download squad these days. Very interesting...

Volkswagen Beetle Barbie debuts in Mexico

Sep 5th 2006 5:40AM on Autoblog

Hey, men :) Stop running down this beutiful car.

The VoIP Journey Continues Elsewhere...

Sep 5th 2006 4:35AM on The VoIP Weblog

Ted, glad to hear that at least you stay with weblogsinc and I will be able to continue reading your posts :)

Long-range stun guns en route

Sep 5th 2006 4:17AM on Engadget

And what if it the bullet contacts not skin, but the clothes? Will this have an effect?

Amber and Russ

Sep 4th 2006 6:28PM on The JavaScript Weblog

Sorry to see such great resource retired :( Any chance to make it alive again?

Apple pays woman to "de-Pod" her product

Sep 4th 2006 6:22PM on Engadget

Apple is too paranoid about trademarks.

Yggdrasil Labyrinth gets new name, US release

Sep 3rd 2006 7:59AM on Joystiq Nintendo

The GBA Yggdrasil is a strategy RPG however, so interesting departure. It is apparently intended to become a franchise world�

Divester Quick Links

Sep 3rd 2006 7:46AM on Divester

Excellent links collection ;) Enjoyed reading a lot.

Dell stuffs Merom into two more, the Inspiron E1505 and E1405

Sep 3rd 2006 7:07AM on Engadget

Agree to Paul. I don't like how Dell laptops look, but the price is very attractive.

FairUse4WM peeps stay one step ahead of Microsoft

Sep 2nd 2006 3:07PM on Engadget

Not a bad idea. But there's no real need for such DRM-stripping apps if one never purchases music bound up in DRM in the first place. I see no sense at all in paying for merchandise that you then must run through a separate application just to make it accessible on all devices.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

"I have a MacBook Pro and an Xbox 360 and I would like to get a 20- to 24-inch display that will support both devices. The speakers should be inbuilt, or there should be an aux out on the display to hook up external speakers. Help! Please!"

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