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Evan Brom
Member Since Jan 18th, 2006

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The HTC Cavalier: followup to the Excalibur

Nov 24th 2006 5:07PM on Engadget

Finaly a faster CPU now we can use SKYPE.

The HTC Cavalier: followup to the Excalibur

Nov 24th 2006 5:07PM on Engadget

Finaly

Dell to start shipping pre-N enabled laptops in Q3?

Jun 14th 2006 1:13PM on Engadget

When you are big it does not matter if it is a standard, you make your own look at MSIE with CSS and PNG and HTML

Seiko Spectrum e-ink watch on eBay

Mar 16th 2006 11:54AM on Engadget

Correct me if I am wrong but I thought E-ink was suposed to be a cheaper alternative to OLED and LCD. 2k+ is not cheaper.

It's our 2nd birthday and we're giving you the presents!

Mar 7th 2006 3:01PM on Engadget

I still want one. Altho has any one had luck with skype on it?

AXIA launches A308: "world's smallest" Windows Mobile phone

Mar 1st 2006 10:05AM on Engadget

fast cpu + wifi = skype and cheap to free calling whenever possible. To bad the HTC has a slow 200 mhz one. Any one overclock their tornado?

HyMotion's PHEV battery lets you plug in your hybrid

Feb 24th 2006 11:39AM on Engadget

It's nice to know they are ripping off the govt..

Asus shows off W2Jc and leather-clad S6

Feb 24th 2006 9:48AM on Engadget

Low clock speeds. Its sad now that the chip wars have come to a end leather and car inspired notebooks fill the void quite sad.

US Army testing Stryker robot tank

Feb 23rd 2006 3:09PM on Engadget

Could this win the Darpa challange?

The Micro Windmill Mobile Charger

Feb 21st 2006 10:59AM on Engadget

I can see myself holding this and spinning in circles or breathing too much to get it to work.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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