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Doubt you'll read this far down, but you'll be missed here, definitely one of the best writers; Good luck on the new endeavor!

Don't be a Luddite.

I'm pretty sure after looking at those pictures that they managed to put the stones in all the places that the paint rubbed out from use on my N95... So... instead of losing a couple pennies of value from wear and tear you lose... diamonds? Stupid. Maybe make 'em inset a bit?

Thanks engadget for keeping us mere mortals in touch with the fashion sense of the stars, I always want to know what people who have wallets heavier than their heads are buying.

Hate to double post, but it's got a padded laptop sleeve inside, forgot to mention it, haha,

I have an O'Gio one or however it's typed, and it's pretty solid for my laptop and has two pockets on the site that are solid for phone/mouse sized things, the opposite side has one perfect for an empty travel mug of coffee and a myriad of pockets labeled as for music/tools/etc. Comfortable, a bit big, but overall I gotta say I like it quite a bit. Also carries books.

Uncomfortable. I love LG phones for the most part (Had the CU500 and it rocked, my N95 has taken it's place though) but this ad straight up sucked. Thanks for the heads up on how not to market, Engadget.

Also... Bill gates said in 1992 that "8 megabytes of RAM is more than anyone will ever need." Fast-forward to the recommended vista RAM being 1gb.. Hmmm.. There's no way to predict where this stuff is going, and that's the only sure thing.

I believe it, anyone who acknowledges the power and growth rate of the web would have to agree.. not to mention the whole 'green' initiative, maybe we'll actually stop killing trees. There's always going to be a need for something to write freehand on though, unless tablet technology becomes much more widespread.

Also, on a side note, I read that Marijuana became illegal partially because hemp-paper was much stronger and resilient (eg; constitution, it's still in one peice) but the government sided with the paper companies because they could control growth, where as hemp grew pretty much everywhere so they couldn't make any money off it. Just a fun fact, especially if you want to know a completely illegitimate reason to make something illegal.

I see the WWDC article and think... Hey, it doesn't seem like it's been a year, but then realize I've just been reading engadget for too long. Figures.