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Motorola i885 to join i880 on iDEN high end

Jul 27th 2006 10:44PM on Engadget Mobile

yep, doent seems impressive.

Google expanding mobile offerings

Jul 27th 2006 10:44PM on Engadget Mobile

mobile tracker reported about it. but where did they get a live traffic for it?

Virgin Mobile keeps it simple with Kyocera "Oystr"

Jul 27th 2006 10:43PM on Engadget Mobile

just checked it on pricegrabber, it has lots of positive reviews.

ATO announces HD iSee video sleeve for iPod

Jul 27th 2006 10:36PM on Engadget

what to say, its overpriced. I agreed with tito that $200 seems a bit pricey.

Fujitsu to add Core 2 Duo options to LifeBook N6400 series

Jul 27th 2006 10:35PM on Engadget

i purchased my Fujutsu siemens for similat price. So 1700 seems a good price for this new LifeBook.

Samsung debuts bigger, faster MMC cards

Jul 27th 2006 10:34PM on Engadget

wow, just readed about 2gb card for $59 and now i see that samsung is rocking with 8GB. this flash card market becoming overheat now days.

TiVo takes home an Emmy

Jul 27th 2006 10:31PM on Engadget

$10/month seems reasonable fee for such service.

Core 2 Duo-powered Dell XPS 410 and HP Pavilion d4600y desktops announced, reviewed

Jul 27th 2006 10:29PM on Engadget

just another good hardware by Dell & HP. With dual 250GB HDD it seems great to home using.

Corsair's Flash Readout USB 2.0 drive

Jul 27th 2006 10:27PM on Engadget

im more impressed 2Gb card for $59. is it allready available at amazon?

Unboxing the new Mighty Mouse

Jul 27th 2006 10:25PM on Engadget

$70 is too pricey for this mouse.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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