Craigslist is very good for searching stuff except most of the time it’s in text but here’s a site that lets you browse craiglist with images only.

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nice hoo*ers…

my next TV…

Cool…more beer robots…

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Here’s the smallest GPS chip ever! Great news for us
hackers and DIYers!

PhysOrg.com says “thanks to clever use of space-saving technology the S4E19863 series is the world’s smallest GPS module (7 mm x 6 mm x 1.28 mm), making it ideal for applications with limited component space, such as mobile phones. ”

Epson’s new GPS is already being massed produced and is already integrated into NTT DoCoMo’s FOMA 903i series mobile phone. It does look extra tiny on that finger there.

via ministryoftech

I came across one of our MyBlog reader Coogy’s site, which is coogy.com. I checked it out and
it’s a real-time bidding information system that you can look up Nintendo Wii or PS3s.

Check it out HERE

Steve submitted wii in stock searching site! I was at BestBuy yesterday and couldn’t find any wiis.
Now you can save some time.

Click Here to View in Full Screen Mode

Help us find James Kim by watching the video on ipod and more! Every click will help the video get on top of YouTube.

We’ve received word that a respected member of our tech community, James Kim (whom many of you may know as CNET’s senior editor of digital audio), and his family have gone missing. As we understand it, last weekend James, his wife Kati (above right), and his very young girls Penelope (left) and Sabine (baby), drove from their home in the SF Bay Area to Seattle. They were expected back some time Sunday, but were last seen by a hotel clerk at 5:45 PM on Saturday in or between Gold Beach or Portland, Oregon. We sincerely do hope they are all safe, and our hearts go out to the Kim family.

We’ll have more information as we get it. If you have any information as to the Kim family’s whereabouts, please contact the SFPD at 415-558-5508 during normal business hours, and 415-553-1071 after hours.

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Here’s the best place for electronics in France!

Check out Saelig for good antennas.

Cool video of Segway X2 on rugged terrains via uniquedaily and techeblog. You can sometimes buy segway in bulk at ebay if you are thinking about starting a Segway Tour company.

….the rugged Segway x2 will go practically anywhere in the wild that you want to go, whether it’s along nature trails, over hilly terrain or on the beach. The Segway x2’s low-pressure tires cushion the ride on bumpy surfaces and minimize trail impact, while a continuous center rib provides a smooth ride on paved surfaces.