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Member Since Aug 26th, 2006

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Phosphor E Ink watch giveaway (part 1)

Dec 19th 2007 7:44PM on Engadget

Lets see, currently have a titanium Skagen and a titanium Victorinox. Would love to have some nice tech in the watch rather than just on it though!

From us to you: three post-award-spam giveaways

Nov 8th 2007 6:37PM on Engadget

I'm in. Always up for schwag :).

Giveaway: have an iPhone on us!

Jun 30th 2007 11:17AM on Engadget

It may sound lame, but the feature I most want is visual voicemail. I get tons of voicemails everyday, and I often don't have time to dig through them to find the important ones. Visual voicemail would help a lot.

Robotic falcons poised to shoo away obese pigeons

Apr 20th 2007 11:46PM on Engadget

I may have to order one of these. Two pigeons have flown up from the sidewalk and whacked me in the face in the past year.

iriver's E-BOOk reader

Jan 8th 2007 9:12PM on Engadget

Looks great. I would certainly be interested as long as it comes in at

US Army builds a better night scope

Oct 9th 2006 3:17PM on Engadget

The basic concept has been around since WW1, when periscopes were attached to rifles to help soldiers fighting in trenches. The idea of linking a night-vision sight to an eyepiece has been around since the beginning of the Land Warrior project; I've been seeing working (if not very reliable) demos for years.

Iomega launches 320GB eSATA drive

Aug 26th 2006 1:38PM on Engadget

Re gary - that's what I did about 2 weeks ago. 7200 RPM Hitachi HDD, 250GB, + nice eSATA/USB2 enclosure w/user replaceable fan, for ~$125. No PCI card, but it runs ridiculously cool.

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