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PM Editor's Choice Awards At 2002 CES
Popular Mechanics — While the POPULAR MECHANICS automotive team prowls the halls of Detroit's Cobo Center for the press previews of the 2002 North American International Auto Show, the magazine's and the PM.Zone's technology staffers leave winter weather behind ...More…
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Top 20 Products at CES 2008: PM Editor's Choice Awards
Popular Mechanics — How it works: The EEEPC is a full-fledged computer in a tiny package. Costs stay low by integrating a free, Linux-based operating system that includes everything from Web-browsing software to sophisticated productivity applications such as a word ...More…
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PM.Zone Live At AAIW 2004 - Editor's Choice Awards
Popular Mechanics — While the whole world anticipated the outcome of the most publicized, most criticized and most entertaining U.S. presidential election in history, the automotive staff of POPULAR MECHANICS magazine and the PM.Zone Web site was busy stomping shoe ...More…
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2006 National Hardware Show Editor's Choice Awards
Popular Mechanics — The Stout Tool Corp. introduces the first one-handed, cordless bandsaw for cutting pipe and metal. It's the model STX-250--a 9 lb, 18 volt tool that cuts stock up to 2.5 inches in diameter. And, in conjunction with its Cutting Station accessory ...More…
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PM.Zone 2003 National Hardware Show Editor's Choice Awards
Popular Mechanics — A great deal has changed about the National Hardware Show in 2003--most notably the absence of a number of the key exhibitors of past years. But don't think for a moment that this event has become any easier to take in. Even though the square ...More…
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PM.Zone 2004 AHMA Hardware Show Editor's Choice Awards
Popular Mechanics — Few of the thousands of buyers, store owners and journalists who make the annual pilgrimage to Chicago each August have complained about this year's shift of the giant hardware exposition to April. You'd think the weather would be cooler, ...More…
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Editor's Choice Awards from the 2005 National Hardware Show
Popular Mechanics — POPULAR MECHANICS was the sponsor of the New Product World area at the National Hardware Show, and it was one of the busiest locations in the Las Vegas Convention Center. Crowded aisles, new tools and some clever innovations made the 2005 ...More…
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Top 18 Products at CES 2009: PM Editor's Choice Awards
Popular Mechanics — OQO is a marvel of miniaturization. It packs an Intel Atom processor, a slide out keyboard, and world wide 3G connectivity into a pocket-size device. It's a full Vista computer that can be used while walking around. This is the first computer ...More…
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AAIW 2005 - Editor's Choice Awards
Popular Mechanics — Right around the time the rest of the country had to begin worrying about high heating costs this winter, the automotive staff of POPULAR MECHANICS magazine was busy stomping shoe leather on one brightly colored synthetic carpet after another, as ...More…
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EDITOR'S CHOICE AWARD
Popular Mechanics — I'm suspicious that the local cut-rate gas station's premium gas isn't what it's represented to be. My BMW seems to run fine on it, but the Check Engine light comes on right after I fill up there. And if I fill up with premium anywhere ...More…
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Cequent Surelock Cable Kit Wins SEMA Editor's Choice Award
Popular Mechanics — Pickup trucks are great for hauling, but without a cap or lockable tonneau cover, your goods are out in the open and easy pickings for sticky fingers. The retractable 15-foot SureLock cable fixes all that, and can be mounted to the truck's bed, ...More…
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Who-Rae Australia Maplock Wins SEMA Editor's Choice Award
Popular Mechanics — You love your portable GPS unit. Trouble is, so do thieves. And even if you remove the device from the windshield and store it out of sight, the telltale suction cup marks on the glass are like an open invitation for unscrupulous passers-by to ...More…