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"Reseller sells early MacBook Air prototype on eBay: A California computer repair shop is likely to receive a call from Apple asking it to explain where it obtained an internal MacBook Air prototype that it ...

MacRumors forum member Brett33 bought an "as is" MacBook Air on eBay for a selling price of $730. As it turns out, it appears the machine is actually a prototype model of Apple's MacBook Air.

After receiving the unit, Brett33 noticed ...

Linux Game Publishing is holding an Ebay auction selling the number one limited edition copy of X3: Reunion Special Edition, for the benefit of the EFF.

Please go to the LGP site, and bid on this auction for a great cause!

Is it a bird, is it a plane? No, it's a cute, squashy, leather-covered internet radio, Facebook client, eBay monitor, digital picture frame and RSS readera among many other talents.

Currently there is a solderless Eee PC 900/901 touchscreen kit available on eBay. It's a 4-wire analog resistive screen with a response time of < 10 mins.

The kit includes drivers for Linux, Mac & Windows.

You know you've made it when your little-laptops-that-could sit atop a market-share big enough to support third-party device-hackery like this.

ZDnet: "Online retailers have begun to flog HTC Google Android phones to Australian consumers, with the first copies having turned up on the Australian website of auction giant eBay site, although Australian telcos don't seem to have prepared for the imports."

Want to combine your love for robots and strange mini-ITX systems with your interest in furthering educational opportunities for U.S. schoolchildren?

You, too, can bid on this strange, one-of-a-kind Linux system available only through a charity auction on eBay.

Script Kiddie Mafiaboy is back and pretending he cracked Yahoo, CNN and EBay websites. He's taking credit for others' work and pretending to be a hacker.

He's a cheap hack trying to sell his book. Anyone can download code, execute it and pretend to be a hacker.

How delusional can he get?

Linux Journal: "eBay is not going through the happiest of times. Not only has it found it necessary to make 1000 people - 10% of its workforce - redundant, it has had to own up to a serious breach of trust with its Internet telephony program, Skype."