navamske, it is irreversable if the photos in question were put online via that 'send-your-film-in-and-we-develop-the-photos-and-put-them-online-so-you-only-order-the-prints-you-want' service.
Great job to everyone who made a cake! I love the Aibo one, I thought that one would take first place for sure. But the amount of time (and money for supplies) that must have gone into the Treo is incredible. Great 1st and 2nd place picks.
Here's mine, shaped as a Sony Ericsson W600, the phone I bought because of Engadget! Sorry, no time to add descriptions and tags, so Flickr will have to wait. Until then, here are just the plain image files:
(Note to the Engadget crew - This is not meant to be a duplicate submission. You should have received this submission early Saturday morning via email, but since everyone is posting their photos here, I thought I would share mine. :)
I spent $20 on cake materials tonight for this contest. Its too late to start tonight but tomorrow I will begin on my entry. It's going to be great, let me tell you. Or, it will be a humongous failure, but I'll still submit the photos anyway.
To the rest of you - no fair recuiting your wives / significant others to help :D
Not to be nitpicky, but remember that 'sideshow' also refers to the new feature of Windows Vista that will display information an a 2nd screen on the outside of your laptop.
I'm still just as excited about Origami as I was before we knew exactly what it was.
A ultra-portable slate tablet with wireless (bluetooth) keyboard would be great if the price is reasonable. If the specs are decent and it costs something like... $799 or less, I'm all over it.
So this thing has removable memory sticks (micro ones anyway) but my W600 doesn't? I thought only the more expensive ones like the 800/900 would have that feature, now it looks like every one except the W600 will.
What would be AWESOME though, is if Apple suprised everyone and announced a similar device tomorrow. It's not going to happen, but imagine if both companies had these announced in the same week. :D
"I am trying to configure out a really dumbed down and intuitive PC for my grandmother. She recently had a stroke and while she is under my care I would like to repurpose a laptop for her to surf and email her children. Anyone have any experience with what input devices and UI's are really understandable for the over 80 crowd?"
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