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Mirror Media stuffs PC into multifaceted display

Aug 12th 2007 9:08AM on Engadget

Running Windoze? ZOMG! It's going to crash!

LOL.

Dvorak tries a Mac... he likes it!

Jul 26th 2007 5:08PM on Engadget

I agree. I bought both a Vaio and a MBP, and I still kind of like the Vaio more. I think the design is more uber sexy, and I actually kind of like Windows Vista. I've done everything right, and I've got nothing wrong with it.

TU Darmstadt develops hopeful Aibo successor

Jun 30th 2007 3:47PM on Engadget

Does it work or sync with the iPhone?

iPhones are arriving at stores, being unpacked

Jun 28th 2007 6:58PM on Engadget

Ooh. 7 Apple-related posts on the main page right now. Great job Engadget. You guys should post more Apple news.

(Waiting in line at AT&T store. Writing this on a MacBook Pro. Waiting for the iPhone!)

Laptop Mag revisits tech support showdown

Jun 19th 2007 4:56PM on Engadget

Dude, I know how you feel. Apple kind of treated me that way too. I had always thought they were great, until I met their tech services. Yikes.

I still use my iMac of course, just not so happily anymore.

Intel's Metro laptop prototype is "world's thinnest"

May 24th 2007 4:01PM on Engadget

It would be perfect if it didn't run crappy Vista software. I mean, who can stand using that gigantic bloatware on such a computer. There's always something wrong with the latest technology. Linxu all the way baby.

Sotec's intros PC Station BJ / BX desktops and WH5513P laptop

May 23rd 2007 10:18PM on Engadget

ZOMG! This looks just like a mac. Copycats. Nobody can copy the supriority of a mac. Lusers.

Ask Engadget: SD and MP3-friendly portable audio recorder?

Apr 28th 2007 11:41PM on Engadget

You should try the Apple iRecorder. It's truly magnificient. It has built-in microphones, and records onto compact flash, easy to use, good recording quality, very portable, and carries up to 50 GB. It needs 4 AAA batteries. Plus it's a little bit on the smudgy side. You can fine them at Apple stores, for about $99.

QuickerTek intros 802.11n upgrade for MacBooks and iMacs

Mar 5th 2007 6:20PM on Engadget

Too bad Apple doesn't give you more choices. I'd rather buy a sleek Sony Vaio any other day.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

"I'm heading to university next year, and I've purchased a MacBook. I'm also taking my four year old desktop, just in case I'm left with no computers when the MacBook is being repaired or whatnot. With only two USB ports on a MacBook, I want a Bluetooth mouse. Budget is about $100, and of course, it needs OS X support. Thanks for the help!"

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