Today on Boing Boing Gadgets

Today on Boing Boing Gadgets, we divided the cake to millimeter-accurate precision; bemoaned the cancellation of the MSI Wind subnotebook's best feature; and wondered why Apple was underselling the speed of AT&T's HSDPA network. Looking askance at AMD's derivative advertising tropes, we stood in awe before twittering transvestite Teddy Ruxpin. Sony Ericsson planted a bunch of new phones: cheap, utilitarian candybars fill the field; an 8.1 Megapixel cameraphone leads it; but their accelerometer-equipped gaming model is by far the cutest. Joel rode a razzle-dazzle NSX supercar into battle and wondered who on earth buys $6,000 gaming dekstops; John busted a Google Stret View driver and vacuumed his detritus-strewn desk with a USB Hoover; and Rob drooled over yet another superthin laptop—This time from Toshiba—and lamented the final demise of Minox's TLX spy camera. Digital edition forthwith, s'il vous plait! We saw a really easy WheelEasy collapsible wheelbarrow; a beach lounger for sun-baked readers; and music industry research claiming that kids would love to pay for music, if only the delivery services were better. Adobe said it's got flash running on virtualized iPhones; Dracula says he's found a cure; and boy does Archie McPhee have some floss for you.

[#1 posted by Robotech_Master , June 17, 2008 2:38 PM]

Your "twittering transvestite Teddy Ruxpin" link is malformed, and incorporates the Death Star link that comes right after it (ironically hiding it from view so the illustration of it has no context). You might want to fix that.

[#2 posted by Banksynergy , June 17, 2008 4:24 PM]

The "John busted a Google Stret View driver" link is broken, too.
Not just because it doesn't work, but because "stret" isn't a word, even though it sounds pretty cool.

[#3 posted by eustace , June 17, 2008 9:19 PM]

If my transvestite Teddy Ruxpin started twittering, I'd fix it. By adjusting the strets.

[#4 posted by Robotech_Master , June 18, 2008 5:28 AM]

Guess they're not going to fix the links or they would have done so by now.

[#5 posted by rosso , June 19, 2008 10:09 AM]

A direct e-mail to Joel got the attention needed to fix this. Looks like they'll even start using paragraphs in these entries now! :-p