This post, from Engadget really caught my eye:
Filed under: Wearables
In the run-up to the Iraq war there was a lot of concern that Saddam Hussein might use chemical weapons against our servicemen and women on the battlefield. One of the big problems to keep in mind while combating chemical weapons is that there aren’t really […]

This post, from Engadget really caught my eye:
Filed under: Tablet PCs
Released earlier this month but slipping under our radar ’till now is this rare non-display product from Viewsonic, the V212 Wireless Tablet Client, a follow-up to the company’s earlier V210 model. Like that model, the V212 is a Windows CE-based device aimed primarily at vertical […]

If you don’t read Engadget, you’re missing out on stuff like:
Filed under: Portable Audio
We keep hearing about this “new media” thing that’s supposed to bring the imminent death of traditional print and broadcast media. Only problem is that those pesky old-school journalists still keep turning out printed pages and keep making radio and TV shows […]

I found this post from Engadget to be pretty informative:
Filed under: Laptops, Wireless
Well, it doesn’t look like there’s any turning back now. After waiting for what feels like the better part of a century for an official stamp of approval on 802.11n, draft-n and pre-n products just got a whole lot of legitimacy from Intel, […]

Getting back to this topic, Fosfor Gadgets recently posted:

It looks like the future version of iPods will have a specific subject in the menu handling everything about podcasts. A blog over at ZD Net has a bunch of illustrations and workflows published.
iPod podcast menus, navigation depicted in new Apple patent app [blogs.zdnet.com]
via [Crunchgear]

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While reading Engadget, I found this interesting article:
Filed under: Desktops, Laptops

They’re billing it as the “most significant product launch in Microsoft’s history,” so why not let them have their fun? Microsoft busted out Windows Vista Business today, along with Office Professional 2007, and a slew of other business, server and enterprise-related products. The […]

You might want to check out Fosfor Gadgets for posts like this:

I’m pretty sure that kids of today won’t be that impressed by any of the classic View-Master models that was really cool when I was a kid. Here’s a whole site dedicated to View-Masters and other stereo viewer related material.
20th Century Stereo Viewers [viewmaster.co.uk]
via […]

While reading Fosfor Gadgets, I found this interesting article:

I guess that this ‘Ming Vase 3D puzzle’ is just a joke, but you never know…! Anyway, I thought it was quite a funny idea worth mentioning. Please comment if you know anything more about this product.
Realistic 3D puzzle [haha.nu]

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I found this post from Engadget to be pretty informative:
Filed under: Misc. Gadgets, Household

It may sound like something out of a David Cronenberg movie, but the digestive table designed by Amy Young is in actuality only slightly less disturbing — and, best of all, you can build one of your own if you’ve got the […]

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Filed under: Laptops, Wireless

While it hasn’t been too awfully long since Samsung doused its Q40 ultraportable in pink, the company is now looking to grab the attention of HSDPA fans by shoving such support into the lappie (and toning down the color scheme, too). Partnering with SK Telecom, […]