I haven’t been posting for a while since I am busy with work, but Windows 8 developer preview was up for download last night. So decided to post my video of how fast Windows 8 boots up on my HP-Mini 210 Netbook. (more…)
If you are at work, and you feel like you have the need to browse on sites you don’t want your boss to know. You can always use Google Chrome’s private browsing. It’s safe, and leaves no traces behind on the computer you are working on. (more…)
Francois demonstrates Jonathan Post’s new experiment by watching 3D without glasses. I’m no eye doctor so whatever device they were using in this video must have been triggering the nerves on the eyelids. We’ll have to see next year at CES 2012. Also I’m not sure how it will compete against the new non 3d glasses required on new mobile phones, and the Nintendo 3DS. But I’m sure this new device will save a lot of battery time. (more…)
If you are a huge Starcraft 2 fan, and want the ultimate gaming experience then Razer is the right place for you. This was taken from the Razer press site, and will have 3 peripherals available this fall. You will have a choice in buying a Marauder Keyboard shot below, the Spectre mouse, and Banshee headset which can be found at the link below.
“Designed for StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty, the Razer Marauder StarCraft II Gaming Keyboard is a full-featured, tournament-ready keyboard maximized for compact design. The Razer Marauder features a multi-color backlit keyboard with an APM (Actions-Per-Minute) Lighting System that provides real-time performance feedback through changing color hues to complement the gaming experience. Enhanced with elevated keys for rapid command input and improved gaming performance and a dedicated on-the-fly macro recording system, the Razer Marauder is built with a gaming-optimized design inspired by the StarCraft universe.”
PRICE: US $119.99; Europe €119.99; Korea 142,800 WON
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First you got virtual vocaloid concerts in Japan, and now you have robots doing the same thing? This is like going to Disney Land watching those puppets, and dolls sing for entertainment, but a lot better.
Moog is probably one of the best companies that make some great fat sounding bass. They finally came out with their new Moog Slim Phatty, which it’s purpose is for portability.
For people getting into music production you better save up to get this bad boy, and you will be glad when you do. This is what I call “The Little Phatty that could”. How is that for a great marketing slogan?
Skype 5.0 gets released today only for Windows, and now has the capabilities of group video calling, and Facebook updates.
With Facebook integration, you can:
This new portable device by “Japan Trust Technology” is meant for business people or for traveling purposes. All you gotta do is plug it into any usb port, close the lid, and your toothbrush will be clean in 6-8 minutes. Kills 99.9% of the bacteria just like magic!
You can visit the link below to find out more. I recommend you get a translator if you don’t know Japanese. They sell this for ¥1980 JPY, which is around probably $23 USD. It also comes in two different colors white, and blue.
I don’t use the newest computer on the block, in fact my PC is around seven years old. An HP Pavilion with a 2.10 GHz processor, 1GB of RAM that I’ve upgraded, and an AGP HD 4650 Radeon graphics card that I recently purchased, and to top it off, I’m still on Windows XP with no Direct X 10. So I often find myself having a hard time as software upgrades, plunging my PC into a bit of a sluggish hell, especially browsers.
Firefox 4 beta addresses a few of the issues I have when using newer software that tends to be ridiculously bloated, and as a browser, I feel it melds a lot of what’s great about Chrome with Firefox.
