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12/21/09
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We don't know where, when, or by whom this was filmed, but it looks very real to us, confirming our earlier suspicions that the Pre will be packaged in a box. Update: More »
Lucky Nikon D5000 Owner Unboxes, Tests His Kit A Day Early
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T-Mobile G1 Unboxed, Ready For Belt Clips Everywhere
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Uncrating the First Surface Table in Australia
Unlike many gadgets, the Microsoft Surface Table isn't something that a lot of consumers get a chance to unbox for themselves. That doesn't mean you shouldn't get to enjoy seeing some lucky Aussies from the Amnesia Blog pulling the first Surface in the land down under out of its crate. Follow me past the jump for a nice dose of living vicariously through others. More »White iPhone 3G Unboxed, Definitely White
Is This the First iPhone 3G Unboxing?
Ugliest iPhone Box Apple Never Designed
Eee PC 901 Gets Unboxed, Touched and Probed
HTC Touch Diamond Unboxed, Looks Diamondy
We got hands-on time with the HTC Diamond when it was released, but nothing beats taking photos at home under optimal lighting conditions. EPrice in Taiwan got a unit for themselves (HTC is from Taiwan) and took loads of shots, some of which illustrate why this thing is called the Diamond. Go on, check the gallery to see what we mean. [Eprice] More »Alas, Poor RAZR, I Knew You Well
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