Gadget News Sites Poll

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May 17, 2004 at 04:23 PM in

This one is a burning question for me, as I rely on a lot of gadget sites as my news sources. Which ones are the best and are there any other good sites out there? Let your opinion be heard, vote in the poll!

This round's contestants are:
Engadget
Gizmodo
GadgetMadness
I4U
Gearbits
Other

Other rounds will incorporate the suggestions from the "other" category. This information will be helpful as it will help me (and others) know which sites I should pay the most attention to grab the latest scoops.

[Taken from Portagame.com]

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Reader Comments

Jason @ May 17, 2004 05:43 PM

I just turned the registration requirement off (it was the default). SO now you can vote without registering. Isn't the internet cool? ;)

Mark Eichin @ May 17, 2004 11:01 PM

Ones you've missed that are worth note: dottocomu, dailygadget, techdigestuk, mocoloco (modern design - only occasionally has what we call "gadgets" but when they do, they're *funky* and the rest of the time - well, they have furniture that is more gadget than seating :-) the-gadgeteer (which I've been reading longer than blogs) shinyshiny (ok I just picked that one up this week, don't know if it's any good.) That's just a quick pass through my unorganized netnewswire listing, I haven't categorized it recently. (Oh, and "if dynamism had a blog, it would be on the list" :-)

Jason @ May 17, 2004 11:31 PM

Thanks Mark. A few of those were mentioned at the portagame forums. You have a good list here, even if it is "unorganized". ;)

Bill @ May 20, 2004 01:15 AM

How about technovelgy.com ? ;)

Craig @ May 22, 2004 09:35 PM

Thanks for considering GearBits, but I have a better idea: just use Watchster (www.watchster.com). You'll get your daily fill of gadgety goodness with only having to visit _one_ site. Almost as good as using your own RSS reader.