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Good boys and girls don't leave their Xbox 360s on the stove {Engadget}

Oct 8th 2007 2:46AM Actually it says "Do not place the console or power supply near any heat sources, such as radiators, heat registers, STOVES, or amplifiers"

Red Octane declares two Guitar Hero II axes defective {Engadget}

Apr 8th 2007 5:47PM I've been wondering why it seemed like the whammy bar took too long to take effect on my model 95055 axe. I've been missing out on vital Star Power.

USB Guitar Hero II controller for 360 works in Windows {Engadget}

Apr 6th 2007 6:16PM And on the other side of the coin, you can use a standard Xbox360 controller to play Guitar Hero II.

Unfortunately it's not a very practical solution.

Actually sorta Turbocharged PC {Engadget}

Apr 1st 2007 11:04AM Except the turbocharger is attached to a motor and not powered by exhaust gases, which makes it a supercharger with a useless turbine attached.

Art Lebedev's Vilcus dactyloadapter {Engadget}

Apr 1st 2007 12:50AM And it actually includes a link to Art Lebedev's page for it...

Art Lebedev's Vilcus dactyloadapter {Engadget}

Apr 1st 2007 12:46AM ThinkGeek's write up on it is way better.
http://www.thinkgeek.com/stuff/41/lebedev.shtml

Engadget's 3rd Birthday Giveaway - Day 1 {Engadget}

Mar 4th 2007 7:33PM 2004:
http://www.engadget.com/2004/10/11/nintendo-revolution-console-in-2006/
The anticipation is given a date

2005:
http://www.engadget.com/2005/08/22/engadget-1985/
Takes me back to the days of my 2400 baud modem

2006:
http://www.engadget.com/2006/05/09/nintendo-shows-off-wii-remote/
The Revolution of the Revolution… er, Wii controller.

Robert Adler, co-inventor of the TV remote, passes away {Engadget}

Feb 17th 2007 6:28PM icepop, not only did they annoy dogs, but, despite what the article says, the remotes were prone to interferance. Certain sounds, like jingling keys, could cause the TV to change channel or volume.

But, even with that shortcoming, they lasted up through the early 80's when they were finally replaced by IR remotes.

150 LED bulb uses 9W, costs $65 {Engadget}

Feb 8th 2007 10:44PM 4600 hours is 190 days if you leave it on constantly, but even if you figure an average of 5 hours a day it will only take 2.5 years. And since LED's can last 50,000 hours (or about 27 years at 5 hours per day), I think it's worth the investment.

Pilotless airplane! Drone! Drone! {Engadget}

Jan 27th 2007 10:12PM It's a drone because it's controlled by an external intelligence and unable to make choices of it's own.

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