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January 25, 2007 2:18 PM PST

We Crave the Wii laptop

by Veronica Belmont

Today I welcome Ryan Block, managing editor of Engadget! He shows us the Wii laptop, one of the best gaming mods I've ever seen. Then, of course, I dazzle him with yet another disco product (are there ever enough?), the Funk Fone. And you'll be dazzled blind by the Diamond Flower, a $24,000 mouse studded with, naturally, diamonds. Last but certainly not least is the Ergopod 500--a great contraption for people who need computer access while they're bedridden, but also a possible earthquake hazard. See you next week!

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I crave.....
by clgear January 26, 2007 7:42 PM PST
Oh.. those two make the perfect duo. He better treat her right, I don't know a
guy who wouldn't want a girlfriend like her. She is one sweet nerd. (nerd is a
compliment)
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