Has to be when he kicks the guy into the well.

2006: SingAir making it slightly nicer to fly:
http://www.engadget.com/2006/10/18/singapore-airlines-creating-electronic-heaven-for-passengers/

(Because I do at least 10 intercontinental flights a year!)

2005: You gotta love the stuff that comes out of Japan and in this case Korea:
http://www.engadget.com/2005/08/18/intels-digital-home-pc-contest-2005/

2004: StarTac - needs no justification
http://www.engadget.com/2004/12/03/motorola-about-to-hit-up-a-startac-2004-edition/

Contrast that with the situation here in Australia where Carp are such a pest it is generally illegal to return them to the water.

When fishing in certain NSW lakes I catch 6-10 Carp for each trout. And the Eastern Europeans fishing nearby are more than happy to take them off my hands (and will ocassionally swap trout for them).

Has to be CoD 2!

Anyone got a DynaTac they want to send me? Those were the days!

(commenting on my own comment!)

Considering computer products and accesories are always more expensive in Oz (sometimes ridiculously so) the US price should be much lower than the $US980 price I mentioned.

Dell Australia website lists this at $AU1599.40 ($US1230) which is valid until today. Ther latest hard copy brochure lists it at $AU1274 delivered ($US980).

YARC

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