Stealth’s rugged LPC-450PCI Little PC makes room for PCI card
Filed under: Desktops
If Stealth Computer’s LPC-450 was just a bit too diminutive for your tastes, you’ll be thrilled to know that the latest flavor has been opened up a bit to make room for a PCI card of your choosing. As was the case with […]
The Atari 2600 cake, mascarpone cartridges sold separately
Filed under: Gaming
What can you really say about this? It’s simply the most delicious looking 8-bit console we’ve ever laid eyes on. Now, if someone could just whip up an Xbox 360 hot-fudge sundae or Genesis-brûlée. Hey — maybe for our next birthday?
[Via technabob]
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Trucker blindly follows GPS, gets wedged in farm lane
Filed under: GPS, Transportation
At first glance, we seriously assumed that we had mentioned this exact same story before. Turns out, one particular Maxi Haulage driver doesn’t tune into Engadget, as he pulled the exact same trick in (almost) the same circumstances. Reportedly, this timber haul was […]
Dell adds Penryn to Inspiron laptop lineup
Filed under: Laptops
Ooh, like we’re so surprised Dell. The ever-popular Inspiron series of laptops is getting Intel’s latest inside, with the Inspiron 1720 configurable with up to a T9300 2.5GHz Penryn processor for as low as $1,199, while the Inspiron 1420 does up to a T8300 for as […]
Toshiba claims “no decision” on HD DVD strategy as desertions continue
Filed under: HDTV
Toshiba made a formal announcement today with regard to the state of HD DVD. Unfortunately, it wasn’t the white-flag surrender we had hoped would bring a swift end to the format war. In a statement made by a Toshiba spokesman, the firm said, […]
Rockwell Collins to outfit Marines with head-mounted ParaNav units
Filed under: GPS, Wearables
It looks like the US Marines will soon be adding yet another bit of gear to their already well-equipped high-tech arsenal, with Rockwell Collins announcing that it’s set to provide ‘em with 3,000 of its head-mounted ParaNav GPS units, which will be used to […]