Tuesday, February 27, 2007
Why use Gmail ?
Personally i prefer Gmail because the facilities i enjoy in it. it really redefined the old boring email into one happening email account. although Yahoo! and Hotmail nicely followed everything Gmail offered, they still can't beat Gmail i would say...
Thursday, February 22, 2007
Sunday, February 04, 2007
Hanging around girls
I found out this through Lohitha, however its written by a person called DragonflyBlade21 (god knows who). Anyway its kinda true i guess ...
Saturday, February 03, 2007
Huh ?
- Windows Vista Starter Edition
- Windows Vista Home Basic
- Windows Vista Home Basic Upgrade
- Windows Vista Home Premium
- Windows Vista Home Premium Upgrade
- Windows Vista Business
- Windows Vista Business Upgrade
- Windows Vista Ultimate
- Windows Vista Ultimate Upgrade
- Windows Vista Enterprise Edition
However, i feel this is very complicated and messy and from the users perspective there is nothing much to be Wowed about it. Probably the results of Vista will be revealed in the future but definitely not now.
In the mean time Apple is catching up the market so fast, an operating system with less complications, very easy even a child can install and run the operating system. The Apple is even better with the support for the Windows operating systems and now powered by world renown Intel processors and best of all, it comes for the same price.
Anyway, we'll just wait and see what happens; for those who are thinking of Vista right now... Think twice ...
Thursday, February 01, 2007
DAVE
The Digital Audio Video Experience is a unit which houses a 1.8in hard drive available in either 10GB or 20GB capacities. There is also a USB port. So far so very normal.
Where things get innovative however is in Dave’s other connectivity. The drive sports Bluetooth and WiFi and can be paired with any Bluetooth capable device – be it a phone, PDA or laptop – and act as wireless storage. Once paired the device can navigate Dave as if he were any traditional storage device and transfer files, play media or even perform backups.
Since Dave is designed to be completely independent of your connected devices he is equipped with his own battery (10 hours operation) and even sports a microprocessor to power all his connectivity. As for the dent he’ll make in your pocket, it will be similar to that of a small mobile phone with measurements of 61 x 89 x 12mm and 70g weight.
Interestingly, Seagate won’t be marketing Dave itself but instead negotiating direct with manufacturers in the hope they will bundle him with their handsets.
With an anticipated RRP of around $200 Dave doesn’t come cheap and with memory card capacities increasing exponentially he is surely only a stop gap product. But he’s a cool stop gap product and we wouldn’t want to hurt his feelings.
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