March 2004

Engadget.

Dylan / 3/3/2004

Peter Rojas’ new gadgets weblog looks almost exactly like his old one.

Dylan / 3/2/2004

Matchstick rockets are cheap, easy to make, and your mom would definitely not approve.

Dylan / 3/2/2004

It baffles me why there is such a rush to electronic, touchscreen-based voting machines, when their security risks are so

Dylan / 3/1/2004

FATHER OF THE STAR CHILDNovelist Arthur C. Clarke is the author of some of the world’s most enduring science fiction

Dylan / 3/1/2004

Because you hate to compromise — on anything — Hewlett-Packard bundles almost everything you could possibly want in a handheld

Dylan / 3/1/2004

Your faux Gucci handbag already holds an iPod and a tiny Casio Exilim camera. You need a PDA chic enough

Dylan / 3/1/2004

Royal Linea32 Come, gather round children, and let me tell you of the days when giants roamed the Earth, when

Dylan / 3/1/2004

Some day you’ll be able to discreetly Google the name of a new acquaintance using a heads-up display built into

Dylan / 3/1/2004

James Bond kept tabs on the bad guys with a tracking display in the glove box of his Aston Martin.

Dylan / 3/1/2004

Road warriors take heart: You no longer have to return to the office just to print your latest report. For