Engadget around the world

We know you've been watching closely all week, but there's more going on out there in the world of Engadget than just what we're writing about here in the States. Check it out, this is Engadget around the world.

Engadget Japanese

• PlayStation 3 unboxing and hands-on
  
• PlayStation 3 line at Akihabara, Tokyo
  
• PlayStation 3 HDD swap guide
  
• Sony Ericsson W44S: BRAVIA LCD, OneSeg, HUGE hinge
  
• Happy Birthday, Miyamoto-san
  
• Solid Alliance U-TAN: Alien Infiltrator Detector
  
• Words Gear e-book reader now available for pre-order
  
• Kohjinsha SA ultra-portable reviewed
  
• Panasonic LUMIX FX07 Urushi limited model
  

Engadget Spanish

• Somebody made Wiimote juice
  
• Unboxing the Xserve
  
• Unboxing the Elmo TMX
  
• Now you'll never miss a cab
  
• An alarm for credit cards
• Make your own NAS for $80 in 45 minutes
  
• Movistar and Vodafone will offer "push to talk" technology in 2007
  
• MobuzzTV has been hacked and robbed
  
• Did they hack the Mac OS X Leopard?
  
• Mobile ADSL and modem USB 3G with HSDPA from Vodafone
  
• The new police car from the Chilean police
  
• The TV Volume Regulator for lazy hands

Engadget chinese

• China Auto Show 2006 (Beijing) Part one and two
• Real fake Nokia N93
  
• Geely Forwind concept and exclusive video
• Apple pro mouse beltbuckle
• Dopod m700 with KKbox webmusic inside
• Fujistu p1610 table pc announce
• hands on with samsung YP-T9 player
• View sonic ipod viewdock LCD:VX2245wm and VX1945wm
• Leica D-LUX 3 Hands on Part (1) (2) (3)

For more Engadget Spanish links, including their SIMO roundup, click on.

• Unlimited Skype calls over 3G
  
• Heated mousepad from Thanko
  
• Over 150 people wait in line for a PS3
  
• The Zune wants to socialize
  
• "Mac guy" didn't go anywhere
  
• The Wii Virtual Console games have no changes
  
• Treat yourself for an orange "oxigen"
  
• Black Friday catalogues leaked on the web
  
• There are no more PS3s in Japan
  
• The TA 454 is another mini MP3 player
  
• Will the PS2 history repeat with the PS3?
  
• Windows Vista will eat your RAM
  
• The SIMO 2006 opens its doors
  
• Nokia N93 Mission Impossible III
  
• Atari's founder says the PlayStation 3 will not sell well
• Time magazine's gadget of the year poll
  
• Windows Vista will support multiple monitors only with similar video cards
  
• Comparing Wii's and PS3's links in the social web
  
• The Sansa c240 from the inside
  
• What time is it?
  
• A problem with the Logitech's G15 keyboard
  
• Peter Green's Mac Mini Tablet Edition
  
• Wrist watch and multimedia player from Brando

SIMO 2006

• SIMO 2006: The Idapt to recharge your gadgets
  
• SIMO 2006: Doubtful good taste USB thumb drives
  
• SIMO 2006: Home use defibrillator
  
• SIMO 2006: The Philips imageo candles
  
• SIMO 2006: The PS3 in Spain
  
• SIMO 2006: Personal computer evolution from yesterday to today
  
• SIMO 2006: Stuffed animal bag for the Xbox 360
  
• SIMO 2006: The HTC Hermes as the Orange's M3100
  
• SIMO 2006: First impressions of the HTC S620
  
• SIMO 2006: An error message on the Treo 750v
  
• SIMO 2006: OEM is a registered brand?
  
• SIMO 2006: Guli's electrical skateboard
  
• SIMO 2006: MXP Digital service
  
• SIMO 2006: The Robonova-I in Spain
  
• SIMO 2006: Garmin's Forerunner GPS watch for bikers and hikers
  
• SIMO 2006: The Valentina MP4 player for teenagers
  
• SIMO 2006: The Leotec MP4 Race Music player
  
• SIMO 2006: HP's e-book reader

[Nick @ Nov 26th 2006 11:37PM]

Just watched that video on Engadget Spanish, with the Wii controller blending. That's just cruel. And a waste of a controller.

"um... excuse me, I accidentally...dropped a controller... into a blender, then hit the button by accident... its in a few pieces, is it still under warranty?"

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