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EagleTec Nano flash drive makes losing data easier than ever

Apr 23rd 2009 3:00AM on Engadget

From the brando web page:

Up to 15Mb/s Read; Up to 6Mb/s write

Fast enough for what I need to use it for; I just ordered the 8 gig version.

I can't wait to lose it.

Sierra Wireless intros Compass 597 EV-DO USB modem

Mar 5th 2008 11:30PM on Engadget Mobile

What a crock.

Look at the Franklin CDU-680. It fully supports win, mac, and linux. It has a built in Flash Drive with all the necessary software for all the different OSes. It has an external antenna jack. It has true GPS (which also has its own separate external antenna jack). Oh, and not only has it been out for months, and works really really well, but it's also smaller than the 597.

Sierra Wireless intros Compass 597 EV-DO USB modem

Mar 5th 2008 10:55PM on Engadget

Phosphor E Ink watch giveaway (part 3)

Dec 21st 2007 3:22PM on Engadget

Today I'm wearing a Maurice Lacroix.

Phosphor E Ink watch giveaway (part 2)

Dec 20th 2007 5:45PM on Engadget

I'm wearing a Hublot Big Bang today.

Phosphor E Ink watch giveaway (part 1)

Dec 19th 2007 2:37PM on Engadget

I'm wearing a Bell & Ross Orange watch right now.

Black Friday Giveaways (part 16): T-Mobile Shadow

Nov 23rd 2007 8:27PM on Engadget Mobile

me me me

Hands-on with Shure's audiophile-friendly E500PTH

Aug 28th 2006 4:32PM on Engadget

Before you shell out all that money, you might want to check out (listen to) the etymotic earbuds. Many people (me included) think they sound far, far superior to any Shure. Etymotic makes a $100 version and a $330 version.

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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