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•	Aggregator: A9 OpenSearch

•	AlltheWeb

•	AltaVista (Overture)

•	Ask.com

•	B2B Search: VerticalSearch

•	Blog Search: Google Blog Search (Blogger)

•	Blog Search: IceRocket

•	Blog Search: Technorati

•	Broadcatching

•	Create Your Own Vertical Search Engine: Gigablast

•	Create Your Own Vertical Search Engine: Rollyo

•	Create Your Own Vertical Search: Google Co-op

•	Directory Search: Google Directory

•	eBay Search

•	eBay Search: Auction Mapper

•	Financial Information Search: Google Finance

•	Findability

•	Google PageRank Algorithm

•	Google Search

•	Google Special Searches

•	Government Information Search: FirstGov.gov

•	Health Search: Healthline

•	History of Search

•	Hotbot

•	Image Search: Ditto

•	Job Search: Indeed

•	Job Search: Jobster

•	Job Search: Simply Hired

•	MSN Search

•	News Search: Google News

•	People Search: Pretrieve

•	People Search: ZabaSearch

•	People Search: ZoomInfo

•	Podcast Searches

•	Real Estate Search: Trulia

•	Real Estate Search: Zillow

•	Recipe Search: FoodieView

•	RSS Search: Feedster

•	Scholarly Work Search: Google Scholar

•	Search Books

•	Search Conferences

•	Search News and Resources: Pandia

•	Search News and Resources: Search Engine Watch

•	Search Sample Chapters

•	Search Tutorials

•	Search Wikis, Articles and Resources

•	Shopping Search: BizRate

•	Shopping Search: DealTime

•	Shopping Search: Froogle

•	Shopping Search: Google Catalogs

•	Shopping Search: MySimon

•	Social Bookmarks Search: del.icio.us

•	Source Code Search: Koders

•	Source Code Search: Krugle

•	Technology Content Search: igrep

•	Travel Search: Kayak.com

•	Travel Search: SideStep

•	Vertical Search Wikis, News and Resources

•	Video Search: Blinx TV

•	Yahoo! Search (Overture)

Search Engines Resource Center

Hotbot

http://www.hotbot.com/

HotBot, owned by Lycos, allows you to search using Google, MSN and Ask.com. Enter in your search terms and select the search engine you want to use. You can then switch between search engines to see how the results differ.

Update :: July 05, 2008
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