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Luke
Member Since Dec 13th, 2006

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iPhone nano revealed by (another) silicone case mockup?

Dec 15th 2008 11:10AM on Engadget

Let's all go out for frosty chocolate milkshakes!

Laser-guided EL-E robot offers point-and-grab operation, the future

Mar 12th 2008 6:56PM on Engadget

What do you do when your laser pointer is all the way across the room?

What do you do?

Deskjet turns 20: HP celebrates two decades of robbing you blind

Feb 28th 2008 4:41PM on Engadget

Maybe, however, you are getting a brand-new, clog-free print head every time.

But in another, more accurate way, yes, they are totally gouging you for it.

EU says all sheep and goats must be electronically tagged by 2010

Dec 20th 2007 3:52PM on Engadget

This is probably for keeping track of outbreaks of a disease known as Scrapie, which is basically "Mad Sheep Disease." If you find an affected animal, you can track exactly where it's been and what other animals it has been in contact with.

Bummer note about the Engadget Podcast

Aug 31st 2007 2:59PM on Engadget

Ditto all that. You were my first too, and I've heard every one. Thanks for all the fish and good luck (with Engadget and in life.)

Mirror-based video conferencing developed for iPhone

Aug 13th 2007 4:36PM on Engadget

Relay the video between iPhones, don't rely it.

Third generation HD DVD players on October 1st?

Aug 2nd 2007 12:26PM on Engadget HD

Technical details: Each box contains one HD DVD player.

Government funds LPG program for highway trucks Down Under

Feb 7th 2007 4:28PM on Autoblog Green

LPG and LNG are different things. LPG is mostly propane and butane: the stuff you get to run your barbecue in little steel tanks. LNG is mostly methane and requires cryogeninc cooling in order to remain a liquid.

WiiSaber: Star Wars Kid, do your thing

Dec 13th 2006 3:40PM on Engadget

Come on people, let's see these videos with a little rotoscoping.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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