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Well it seems OQO is lowering raising the bar from the handset it appears to be aping by packing more goodies into its decidedly Centro-inspired set. The G900 features a 624MHz CPU, 128MB memory, quad-band GSM / GPRS / EDGE, a 2 megapixel camera, Windows Mobile 6.1, Bluetooth, and raises the bar with a dash of WiFi. Of course, this set may not find its way to a provider’s shelves near you, but it’s refreshing to see KIRF done right, and perhaps even done better for a change. Come on, sing it with us, Go OQO Go!

Update: As some readers have pointed out, this handset actually appears to be an OQO clone knocking off a Palm Centro, so yeah, it’s just gotten better.

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Source: Sean Cooper

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Filed under: Portable Audio, Portable Video

Like peanut butter and jelly, oil and vinegar, and Benny and Joon, some things just go together. If you thought the words “Blade Runner” and the industrial design of the RAZR were always “meant to be,” your day has finally come. Enter the Blade Runner MP4 player — the PMP that looks like a phone, but acts like far, far, far less. The device has lots of familiar media player features, but let’s be honest: all the information you need about this baby is up in that photo above. Own the magic today for $49.99.

[Via Crave]

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Source: Joshua Topolsky

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Filed under: Gaming

Most people pop across the border for a good time. Engadget editors interpret that good time as a chance to check out rip offs like this $28 “X-Game 360.” No bonus points here for spotting the inspiration behind this KIRF. All we wanna know is, what’re the chances it comes with HDMI?

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Source: Conrad Quilty-Harper

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