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A Sharp W-ZERO3 meets the saddest of fates

Feb 4th 2006 1:13PM on Engadget

#8, if you want news, read the New York Times or even USA Today... this is a blog. Most people who follow Engadget appreciate the personal tone of the writing, I would think.

UN to back Negroponte's $100 laptop

Jan 26th 2006 12:05PM on Engadget

Give a man a fish and he'll eat fish for a day, teach him how to surf the net and he'll blow hours a day downloading mermaid porn, I believe the saying goes...

Olympus E-330: first DSLR with live LCD

Jan 26th 2006 9:29AM on Engadget

#1, read the linked article... it can.

Vodafone Japan adds new 3G phones include Samsung's RAZR-esque 804SS

Jan 18th 2006 3:38PM on Engadget

My suggestion is find someone who knows someone living in Japan and get one of the previous generation 3G phones used off Yahoo! Japan Auctions. Considering that the average Japanese young adult changes phones every 10 months, there must be a few decent used cell phones for cheap...

Eleksen's new ElekTex Bluetooth fabric keyboard

Jan 17th 2006 5:01AM on Engadget

#7, don't Bluetooth-ready Macs support HID devices? I'm sure if you can use a Mac Bluetooth keyboard, you can use one of these... I know the Mac Bluetooth keyboard works well with Windows (if you get a util to remap the keys).

Levi's RedWire DLX iPod jeans

Jan 12th 2006 12:11AM on Engadget

evo, jeans laced with wires and electronics gear sound like the perfect travel accessory, especially when going through airport security. Have a good flight, and an even better pre-boarding strip search! :)

Microyal's 4-in-1 Health Fan Heater

Jan 9th 2006 4:03AM on Engadget

The negative ion thing is still huge in Japan... as for infrared, it's supposed to make you feel warm right through, if you believe the advertising.

The real story here is that a country as advanced as Japan still hasn't figured out central heating... :)

Google Video Store announced

Jan 7th 2006 12:39AM on Engadget

I get a laugh out of all the "this isn't anything new"/"this has been done before" posts... so had web search, mapping, and web-based e-mail, but that didn't stop Google from changing the entire industry in those three fields.
It's hard to get excited about this, yeah, but they've got something up their sleeve, I bet, that's going to make everyone take notice once the service gets established.

Help us find a use for the JETT eye

Jan 5th 2006 3:58AM on Engadget

For the gadget geek who has everything, it's the ultimate gadget... use it to catalog all your other junk!

Panasonic expands Lumix line with 6 megapixel DMC-LZ5, 5 megapixel DMC-LS2 and LS3

Jan 5th 2006 2:59AM on Engadget

I have a DMC-LC80 (the generation before the OIS models) and it would definitely benefit from stabilization...

The Panasonics are nice cameras for fooling around with... speedy chips, decent quality, although I've found the sensor a bit noisy in low-light. (show me a mid-range camera that isn't, though.) The "shoot in burst mode until the memory card is full" feature on the new ones is pretty cool, too... I use burst a lot...

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

"I commonly need to boot a system from an external disc and take a snapshot of the host system. I also then need to burn a copy of the image to a DVD. While I can do it with two separate external devices, and two power supplies, and two I/O cables, it'd be nice to find a small dual-drive enclosure. It would need to have USB, eSATA, and FireWire. Either slim-line or half-height bay for the optical burner would be fine, and space for either a 2.5- or 3.5-inch hard disc. Any ideas?"

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