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tom @ Jul 9th 2007 11:39PM

is the gizmodo slam really necessary?

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Mike Klein @ Jul 9th 2007 11:49PM

A cheap shot I agree. Engadget shouldn't be throwing stones. I read both regularly (my daily dose of geekness) and each has pros/cons.

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Salsa Shark @ Jul 9th 2007 11:56PM

Gizmodo != Gizmondo.

Jeezus.

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prosthetichead @ Jul 9th 2007 11:56PM

The Gizmondo (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gizmondo) is a Very different thing from Gizmodo (http://www.gizmodo.com.au/)

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They're not referring to Gizmodo, but rather Gizmondo, the gaming handheld that failed miserably a year or two ago. (You might recall the stories about the executive smashing the Ferrari Enzo in California.)

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tom @ Jul 9th 2007 11:58PM

I think its safe to say that the majority of engadget readers visit gizmodo, too. They aren't really competition or anything. Both sites are great, but gizmodo doesnt pretend engadget doesnt exist (hell, they link to them regularly).

Ryan, as a fellow technology writer, I am a huge fan of the site. Let's take the editorial high road here.

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Jean-Michel Decombe @ Jul 10th 2007 12:12AM

Have you been living under a rock? He's making fun of Gizmondo, not Gizmodo. Read this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gizmondo

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reticulate @ Jul 10th 2007 4:55AM

Too eager to see some e-drama, people?

GizMONDo.

As in, the last thing Tiger did before they bit the big one.

Not the bloody gadget blog. Jesus.

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