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Mad Catz PS3 Wireless Thumbpad adds useless QWERTY keys to your SIXAXIS

Apr 25th 2007 11:56PM on Engadget

are they...RETARDED??!

ATI's Radeon HD 2900 XT benchmarked, trumps NVIDIA's GeForce 8800 GTS

Apr 24th 2007 7:43PM on Engadget

hmm, link tag didn't show up..
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814130082

ATI's Radeon HD 2900 XT benchmarked, trumps NVIDIA's GeForce 8800 GTS

Apr 24th 2007 7:43PM on Engadget

Hmm...but what about price?
Click for an 8800gts w/ 320mb ram for $260

I doubt these new ati cards will cost any less than $450. =(

NC State engineer crafts academic cluster with PlayStation 3s

Mar 10th 2007 6:23PM on Engadget

why did he opt for the 60gb hard drive ones? wifi?

Intel's Crestline integrated graphics to run DirectX 10

Feb 24th 2007 10:05PM on Engadget

i believe it also has to do with the release of the 360, etc.

Gamers make better surgeons, study says

Feb 20th 2007 3:48AM on Engadget

hmm, i would figure the wii players to.

Gamers make better surgeons, study says

Feb 20th 2007 3:48AM on Engadget

hmm, i would figure the wii players to.

Details emerge on Sony's DSC-W90, W200 digital cameras

Feb 19th 2007 6:40PM on Engadget

HDMI!? srsly though...that's pretty farfetched

ZOMG, Zune runs teh Linux!

Jan 14th 2007 1:35PM on Engadget

maybe i'm being stupid here, but i never understood the point of putting linux on a gadget like this >_>.

ZOMG, Zune runs teh Linux!

Jan 14th 2007 1:31PM on Engadget

what if the guy rotated the video to look like that in landscape?

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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