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Engadget's recession antidote: win a 1.5TB Drobo!

Mar 24th 2009 2:16PM on Engadget

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CES 2008 ultimate swag bag giveaway: like a Xmas stocking in January

Jan 11th 2008 12:53PM on Engadget

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Enter to win a Spectral Tiger Mount from WoW Insider!

Jul 26th 2007 12:50PM on WoW

Sounds like a sweet ride.

Giveaway: have an iPhone on us!

Jun 30th 2007 10:42AM on Engadget

Because free is always the best way to get anything.

Stefan Eriksson charged with multiple counts

Apr 18th 2006 10:44AM on Engadget

According to the news this morning his bail was set at $5.5 billion dollars to cover the cost of all the cars involved. They also consider him a flight risk since he bought a ticket to the UK for April 10th.

Former Gizmondo exec's crashed $1m Ferrari Enzo

Feb 22nd 2006 1:15PM on Engadget

To #5. He was fine. The story is weird though. He blew a 0.09, so was legally drunk. But he stated he was the passenger. His German friend, which he only knew his first name, was supposedly driving and took off running up the hill and has not been found. Stefan had a cut lip and the only blood in the car was on the driver side airbag, not the passenger.

Welcome to Engadget Mobile!

Feb 13th 2006 10:17AM on Engadget Mobile

Thanks for adding the dedicated coverage. Your main site has been great and this will add much more value.

Bush hopes for $25 billion from spectrum sales

Feb 7th 2006 11:41AM on Engadget

They're not actually selling the 90Mhz band. They are selling a total of 90Mhz of bandwidth. I believe the two ranges to be sold are 1710-1755Mhz (Currently used by 12 Gov't agencies using 2,240 frequency assignments) and 2110-2155Mhz (FCC currently holds this range).

Sprint employee refuses to divulge kidnapped baby's GPS info

Jan 12th 2006 2:24PM on Engadget

I don't know which is worse. The fact that the Sprint CSR didn't know the procedure, or that the guy left the kid in the car with it running in the first place.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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