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Bayer introduces Contour USB glucose meter

Sep 23rd 2009 11:23PM on Engadget

Many Bayer machines have been USB-readable for a while now, just usually with a fake test-strip that is wired to a USB cable.

Bill to limit Canadian cars to 93 mph seems stuck in neutral

Sep 19th 2009 7:55PM on Autoblog

Don't ask me where THIS post came from.

Bill to limit Canadian cars to 93 mph seems stuck in neutral

Sep 19th 2009 7:54PM on Autoblog

There's a problem with the logic that the +50km/h law wouldn't be needed if speed limiters at 150km/h were in place....

What about doing 100km/h in a 40 zone? 110km/h in a 60? etc?

Bill to limit Canadian cars to 93 mph seems stuck in neutral

Sep 19th 2009 7:54PM on Autoblog

Black

Scientists set lasers on cells, end up playing Pong

Sep 17th 2009 8:35PM on Engadget

We have cells with lasers, now where are my sharks?

Kwikset finally adds remote locking functionality to door locks

Sep 12th 2009 3:45PM on Engadget

It's not the forgetting of pins/passcodes that does it, it's the dying batteries. We've got a pincode/key lock, and any time we put in new (good, not cheapo) batteries, they're dead within 1 month.

Kwikset finally adds remote locking functionality to door locks

Sep 12th 2009 3:43PM on Engadget

Um, nothing?

Pigeon transmits data faster than leading South African internet provider

Sep 10th 2009 10:35AM on Engadget

Hitchcock-style?

Bugbase WiFi module threatened by large yellow antenna at FCC

Sep 1st 2009 1:26PM on Engadget

The FCC is testing a WiFi module for the Bug Labs open-hardware system.

Coby's netbooks seemingly real, taking pre-orders

Aug 27th 2009 7:17PM on Engadget

"So tell us: will you be ordering one?"

Nope. I bought my EEE 702 for hacking stuff into for $129. I have a full-sized laptop, and a desktop. I'm set.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

"I'm looking for a solid state drive, around 32 to 64GB, for use in my web server. The drive will contain my web sites and the operating system, either Windows Server 2008 R2 or Ubuntu. Large storage is handled by a separate RAID array, so capacity is not an issue. Rather, I am looking for the fastest, longest-lasting, and most reliable drive under $150 that is suitable to my application. Any thoughts? Thanks!"

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