We at one of the “other” Crunch blogs celebrated our first birthday last night and we have a plethora of pictures featuring some of the New York tech scene. It wasn’t quite a bunch of tanned, attractive people partying under a fading Palo Alto sunset, but was still a party. Special thanks to all the sponsors and Blast Media for allowing us to give out great prizes — including a robotic Elvis from Wowwee.
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Mike you should have put the pics on Flickr - it’s really slow running off Crunchgrear..
Looks like a great party, actually.
Thanks for putting that together, I hope everyone enjoyed the Konga Squares!
why are the photos not on flickr or photobucket at least… geeks? shoemaker anyone?
I think we’ve got a separated at birth. That looks like Ralph Macchio.
Tanned, maybe not, but I’d argue that NYCers win the attractiveness fight…
because it could be the last party for the gear.
I am frequent cruncher but never been to gear inspite of the advertisement push it gets on the front page.
http://www.wowweealiveonline.com/elvis/watch.html
I want this Elvis doll haha. It’s so fantastic!!!
Yes, Velioncho, CrunchGear (a great site, btw) will fail because you personally haven’t been there yet. How do you sleep at night?
I am just reflecting the average TC user’s attitude. Accept it, CrunchGear was not a hit. just 9 comments for its 1st birthday bash post.
You know that TC readers and CG readers aren’t always the same? I hear they broke the technorati top 100 in less than a year, which isn’t bad for a blog in such a crowded market. Just because they’re not as busy as Gizmodo or (ewww!) Engadget doesn’t mean they’re not a success. I think they’re doing better than I thought they would. And they’re funnier, hater.