Windows Vista Beta 2
A whole mess of screenshots of Vista Beta2.
It is a shame that pretty != functional
pcmag.com
Archive for the 'computers' Category
How Things Work
Computer Shopper magzine did a spread this month on how things work. They are a great lay-person’s look at how different parts of computers, and related technology actually function. This is a great read for beginners and experts alike.
*WARNING*
Computer Shopper has not yet made this article available online, so I scanned the magazine. The result is: 3 500k images that are 1500 x 1000 px in size. It may be a slow load, but they are readable.
How it Works
Sony Vaio UMPC
It may not be hugely different from the rest of the UMPCs out there, but Sony always wins in sex appeal!
kontherun.blogs.com
Lg Xnote T1
Let’s repeat:
- Intel Core Duo L2400 (1.66Ghz)
- 14″ 1440×900 screen
- up to 4Gb RAM
- DVD burner
- Wireless LAN
- 4.2 lbs.
If the battery lasts more than an hour, I am sold!
akihabaranews.com
Lg Product Page
via d
Txtual Healing
What happens when you roll up to a large building with projector, and internet address, and an open SMS address?
Art.
The people at txtualhealing.com came up with an art project for projecting speech bubbles at random windows, and allowing passers-by to fill in the bubbles.
txtualhealing.com
via sz
Combi Mouse
Is the repetitive motion of switching from your mouse to your keyboard and back getting you down? The folks at Combimouse think they have the solution.
(video demo after the jump)
Read the rest of this entry »
Eye-fi
Brilliant!
SD card + 802.11G = Eye-fi in one tiny formfactor.
According to Rob Scoble there is some hope that the device may be real, and even available by the end of the year, although the Eye-fi website does not fill me with hope.
eye.fi
scobleizer.wordpress.com
via og
Logitech Orbit mp cam
The New Logitech Orbit webcam has new interesting features.
If that is enought to make you want one, check the link below.
logitech.com
via d
Fujitsu Concept UMPC
A couple of pics of concepts by Fujitsu. If their laptops are any indication, we may be in store for some cool stuff!
reghardware.co.uk
via tt
GooLink WiFi
As expected, Google and Earthlink have kissed and made up, and are teaming up to provide WiFi for San Francisco. If you are lucky enough to be a resident, but the housing prices mean you don’t have enough spare cash; not to worry. The 300kbps service will be free, and those of you living in the next tax bracket up can pay $20 per month for 1Mbps
engadget.com
