Wow, all three of those prizes are pretty nice! Thanks Engadget!

You guys rock for giving away so much awesome stuff for free!

Thanks Engadget Mobile! You guys rock for giving away so much stuff.

The ironic thing about that picture with the MasterLock on the CD is that that kind of combination padlock is fairly easy to crack. Sounds like some other kind of protection I know... :D

"Darn, looks like we're stuck with ATM-jacking from here on out, eh?"

I'm not so sure. If programmers can change aspects of the machine, like cash payout, I'm sure hackers will eventually find a way too. There's always another way!

2004:
http://www.engadget.com/2004/11/20/nintendo-ds-goes-on-sale-at-midnight-tonight/
I loves the DS. I didnt get it at midnight, but the DS really paved the way for the Wii, in terms of innovation.

2005:
http://www.engadget.com/2005/01/01/predictions-for-2005/
Its really fun to read the comments on this post and compare what people thought would happen and what did happen.

2006:
http://www.engadget.com/2006/04/27/nintendo-wii-the-revolution-gets-a-real-name/
What a day that was. Lots of "What? The Wii?" going on. It kind of divided everyone into Love It or Hate It camps. It was really a Revolution in console gaming. Ok, bad corny joke, I'll stop now.

$200,000 for two hours? Thats $100,000 an hour, $1,666.67 a minute, $27 a second, and about 2.7 cents a millisecond. Whew!
Still, I agree. Sending everyone's favorite theoretical cosmologist into space, especially with his disability, is priceless!

Shoot. I just realized I missed it!
You still rule, Engadget!

Yes please!
Engadget, You RULE!

Wii all the way!
Although I am wondering about the Wiimote straps and errors on the console...
Oh well, that won't stop me!