This has got to be daftier than the daftiest thing the British have called daft.
A British Airways passenger was asked to change his Transformers t-shirt because it showed a robot brandishing what may be classified as one big-ass gun and believed it could possibly threaten safety on the plan…Huh?
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Let’s say you already bought that SanDisk Memory Stick Pro HG we featured earlier. A while later, you realize your laptop or whatever device you have can’t read it. Well, don’t panic. We have here the TEKQ 12 in 1 Memory Card Reader.
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Iomega came out with a 1TB external hard drive called Super eGo which takes on the form factor of its successful line of eGo external drives—so yes, just like the leather bound eGo drive we featured earlier, this still looks like a liquor flask (Where’s me rum? Arrr!)
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It’s human nature to go through phases, but who knew Asustek went through one too. Are you looking to buy an Asus Eee PC 900? If you have no intention of waiting for the Eee PC 901 or the Eee PC 1000 in the first place, perhaps it’s best if you act now. You see, [...]

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SanDisk has just announced the Superman (faster than a speeding bullet, right?) of its Memory Stick product line—the Sandisk Extreme III Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo. This tiny card which packs a punch has read and write speeds of 30 megabytes per second.
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What do you do when you come across a CEO carrying the prototype of a yet-to-be-announced device– a) pretend you didn’t see the gadget, b) ask about it but nothing more, c) take pictures of it? Gizmodo posted the first pictures of a new Dell Mini-Inspiron notebook when editor Brian Lam came across Michael Dell [...]

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Is Blueant forgetting their Australian roots? How is it that their U.S. website has the Blueant Z9i plastered all over it whereas the Australian website has no mention? We want our Blueant gadgets too!
Don’t worry Aussies, I’ll make sure Taisen (Director) knows about it!

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I’m actually on a quest to find my perfect speaker system. It’s not essential that I do find it right away—I don’t need it for work or anything urgent in nature—so I’m taking my time looking for one. A possible option presented recently is the Edifier S730 2.1 Speakers which were specifically designed for gaming [...]

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Prior to this, the smartphone was just a subject of rumors, but now T-Mobile has inadvertently introduced the HTC Raphael to the world. Following T-Mobile’s policy of creating its own names for handsets it sells, the HTC Raphael is now re-christened the T-Mobile MDA Vario IV.
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I have a four year old flash drive that’s still intact and looks almost brand new, and yes, it still has its cap to protect it and help prevent lost data. But I guess everyone else keeps losing bits of their USB storage devices so something like the Imation Nano Flash Drive came into existence.
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