October 15th 2008
I continue to love my Acer Aspire X3200 as a wonderfully tiny, low power sipping, extremely affordable all-in-one HTPC solution. There’s something to be said for going out and buying exactly what you need instead of hobbling together a Frankenstein solution from spare parts.
Unfortunately, one of the features missing from the last-gen of [...]
October 14th 2008
I continue to love my Acer Aspire X3200 as a wonderfully tiny, low power sipping, extremely affordable all-in-one HTPC solution. There’s something to be said for going out and buying exactly what you need instead of hobbling together a Frankenstein solution from spare parts.
Unfortunately, one of the features missing from the last-gen of [...]
October 10th 2008
I love the look of Yamaha’s latest audio gear, especially the A-S700 amp on top: big knobs, chunky buttons, and nary an unnecessary display by which to be distracted.
Press release (Google Translated) [Yamaha.co.jp via Engadget]
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Tags: Amp, Audio Gear, Google, Jp, Knobs, Love, Press Release, Yamaha Audio
October 9th 2008
I love the look of Yamaha’s latest audio gear, especially the A-S700 amp on top: big knobs, chunky buttons, and nary an unnecessary display by which to be distracted.
Press release (Google Translated) [Yamaha.co.jp via Engadget]
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Tags: Amp, Audio Gear, Google, Jp, Knobs, Love, Press Release, Yamaha Audio
October 8th 2008
We’ve previously covered people hacking their NetBooks to run Mac OS X, but this latest version features a touch screen. The hack was performed on a GigaByte M912 and as you can see in the video below, the touch screen is working great.
I love these OS X hacks and I’m thinking about picking up a [...]
October 7th 2008
I love Firefox but and have always wished I could have it running on my mobile devices. Sure Opera Mobile is really good but it’s not Firefox. Mozilla has been working on Firefox Mobile for a very long time, forever it seems, but word is coming out that a real alpha version is just weeks [...]
October 7th 2008
One of the reasons I dearly love Firefox is how I can make it become a better tool for my work. Firefox is open virtually all day on every computer that I use and the ability to extend the browsing environment with add-ons is priceless. I don’t go overboard to keep Firefox from bogging down, [...]
October 7th 2008
Chris Thunig paints a world I want to live in. [via Concept Ships]
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Tags: Love, Paints, Pontiac, Ships
October 6th 2008
Chris Thunig paints a world I want to live in. [via Concept Ships]
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Tags: Love, Paints, Pontiac, Ships
October 6th 2008
You’ve gotta love Japanese television. Two nights ago, the show NTV showed the results of an experiment it attempted involving baseball, tanks and rocket launchers. I don’t speak Japanese, so I don’t…
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Tags: Baseball, Japanese Television, Japanese Tv, Love, Rocket Launchers, Speak Japanese, Tanks, Tv Japan
October 5th 2008
I would love to tell you this morning that the record breaking Iron Man Blu-ray release on October 1 was all puppies and rainbows, but that just isn’t the case. And I can’t lie to you, dear readers,…
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Tags: Bd, Blu Ray, Dear Readers, Iron Man, Love, Man Ray, Paramount, Puppies, Rainbows, Servers, Snafu, Tony [...]
October 5th 2008
The Linux edition of MSI’s Wind is returned four times as often as the Windows version. In an interview with Laptop mag, MSI’s director of U.S. sales, Andy Tung, says that buyers just don’t want to learn how to use it.
Our internal research has shown that the return of netbooks is higher than regular notebooks, [...]
October 5th 2008
These cute “photoshop photo frames” are just regular wooden frames silk-screened to look like a window from the OS X version of Adobe’s image editing software, right down to the checkerboard background. They’re going to sell for about $50 in a limited edition of 50. Complain about the price if you want — but it’s [...]
October 4th 2008
Tthe Linux edition of MSI’s Wind is returned four times as often as the Windows version. In an interview with Laptop mag, MSI’s director of U.S. sales, Andy Tung, says that buyers just don’t want to learn how to use it.
Our internal research has shown that the return of netbooks is higher than regular notebooks, [...]
October 4th 2008
These cute “photoshop photo frames” are just regular wooden frames silk-screened to look like a window from the OS X version of Adobe’s image editing software, right down to the checkerboard background. They’re going to sell for about $50 in a limited edition of 50. Complain about the price if you want — but it’s [...]
October 4th 2008
Amazon’s follow-up to the Kindle rounds the corners and smooths the keyboard, dropping the “crushed origami hat” look of the original for something that looks (sort of) like it came out of Cupertino.
The spy shots were sent to Boy Genius Report, which says that the refinements, which include USB charging, come at a price: [...]
October 4th 2008
I love this concept spotted by Yanko Designer for an external hard drive enclosure designed to hang off the lids of notebooks. I know it wouldn’t work nearly as well in real life, causing the laptop to either slam closed or catapult itself off the back of the table if a vibration knocked the screen [...]
October 3rd 2008
I love this concept spotted by Yanko Designer for a hanging external hard drive encloser for the lids of notebooks. I know it wouldn’t work nearly as well in real life, causing the laptop to either slam closed or catapult itself off the back of the table if a vibration knocked the screen akimbo out [...]
October 2nd 2008
You might be losing out in the stock market, but there may be a way you can combine your love of sports with your skill at day trading. A new website called OneSeason.com actually gives people the ability to buy and trade shares of their favorite athletic players.
The website works on the principle of [...]
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September 30th 2008
You gotta love a ‘world’s first’!
And, my dear readers - dare I say, friends, is perxactly what I have here for you.
This unassuming camcorder is none other than the world’s first Geo-Tagging camcorder!
The result of a collaboration between Geotate and DXG - Geotagging specialist and vid-cam maker respectively.
So as your capturing all those travelling moments [...]