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By Charlie White Published March 31, 2006, 11:59 pm ET

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Intel Edu-Wise: Cheap Laptops For All

Trans Am Onesie

April Fool’s Comment Dump

We Heart Apple, Bose, and Dell

MPGlass 230M: Movie Glasses for the Masses

More Mac Modding Madness: An iMac MAME Cabinet

Tag Heuer Monaco Calibre 360 LS

Bellwave A308: It’s What’s Inside That Counts

Aquacraft V24

Kodak Receives FCC Approval for Bluetooth Digital Camera

SolarCentury Complete Solar Roof

Chinese Surge Protector is Teh SUX0R

Hello Kitty Ear Cleaners

Kaala Sports Evolution: Golf Bag of the Future

FlexiSpy Spies on Kids, Lovers, Builds Love and Trust

Inspired Case Mod of a Woman’s Torso

Split-Design PS2 Controller

First HD DVD Player Shipping: Toshiba HD-XA1 Available in Japan Only

Target Carbon Fibre Razor

Soccer Ball Beer Cooler

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