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Engadget's recession antidote: win a LG enV3 for Verizon Wireless

Jul 11th 2009 2:30PM on Engadget

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Win an AT&T Fuze from HTC and Engadget Mobile!

Dec 22nd 2008 4:32PM on Engadget Mobile

i want a fuze!

Canon prepping a Digital Rebel XS / 1000D?

May 13th 2008 8:44PM on Engadget

It's the naming scheme that Canon uses to be hip in the US. Everywhere else in the world:

Rebel = 300D
XT = 350D
XTi = 400D
XSi = 450D

So the naming progression makes sense, just not in the US. Go figure, blame the marketing team.

Toshiba dreams of 512GB SSDs, invites you to join in

Apr 24th 2008 1:48AM on Engadget

I'm studied EE undergrad, and as far as I know we always used SSD to stand for solid state devices - which could be a number of things that use transistor based memory.

Happy birthday: take a trip in America's largest flying gadget (part 4)

Mar 28th 2008 6:34PM on Engadget

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Mar 28th 2008 6:34PM on Engadget

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Mar 28th 2008 6:33PM on Engadget

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Happy birthday: take a trip in America's largest flying gadget (part 1)

Mar 28th 2008 6:33PM on Engadget

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Happy birthday: take a trip in America's largest flying gadget (part 6)

Mar 28th 2008 6:32PM on Engadget

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Happy birthday: take a trip in America's largest flying gadget (part 5)

Mar 27th 2008 10:07PM on Engadget

happy birthday! has it been 4 years already? good times, good times.

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