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The Electronic Quarterback was as popular as the iPod back in those heady days of two color electronics.

discretionary usages for this in the area of pr0n boggle the mind.

The Nokia 770 Internet Tablet has Opera as the built-in browser. Nice minimal design. Me likey.

For the discriminating conformist.

It’s actually electronic paper and it sounds really cool, but what I really want are those thin pad thingies everyone was passing to the captain in Star Trek.

Despite the fact that I’d never, ever use any of the myriad of its other features except plain old voice service, I still covet this K700 phone.

A stereophile review of the third generation iPod (current) has an interesting tidbit: the embedded OS that runs the iPod is not Apple’s design.

One item that’s invisible but indispensable is the iPod’s operating system, which, I’ve been informed, is not of Apple design. PortalPlayer, a company that specializes in developing OSes for cellular phones, PDAs, [...]

I wish our dog Jack was still here so we could have tried out this Dog translation device coming onto the U.S. market from Japan.

The SliMP3 is almost there as a networked ethernet home MP3 player. The major thing it lacks, and I’m gobsmacked about why it’s been omitted, is Wi-Fi support. On second thought, I’d rather buy an iPod, get a decent amplifier and splurge on some soundsticks.

The smallest digital camera in the world?