I’m not actually sure — that might only be one thing. But either way, if you could be so obliging… Now, firstly, head out and purchase the April 2008 issue of Australian Netguide. Inside, you’ll find my reviews of the Canon Selphy ES1, Canon Pixma MP610, HP Photosmart D7460, HP Photosmart C8180, Epson CX5500, Epson […]
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Well, that took a while. Back in September last year, I succumbed to the evil that is Facebook, and set about Benchmarking it — specifically, benchmarking how long it would take me to get 100 friends. Not by brute force — I’m sure you could get 100 “friends” purely by sending out invitations — but
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Who thinks that Larabee sounds less like a processor, and more like a character who should be teaching young children the alphabet? Intel drops info on Nehalem, Larabee plans: “Intel today gave media a sneak peek at some of its upcoming processor plans in advance of the IDF forum in Shanghai next month. Quite what
(should have looked where she was going, really…) And on that bad joke note, here’s two reviews that went live late last week at CNET.com.au: Acer Aspire L3600: “Viiv is alive! Well, no, we’re kidding. It’s not, really…” Olympus Tough Lite 850SW: “If there’s one thing that you couldn’t accuse the review sample of the
When the music was over, she slipped out the door… Read More »
Why not pass the time with a review? Sony VAIO TP-2: “Sony’s Vaio TP-2 is a media centre designed for the living room. You couldn’t actually miss this fact; it’s adorned with “TV side PC” on the exterior packaging. Once you unpack it, you’re met with something that looks rather like the illicit offspring of
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It is possible that my local library’s Web server just happens to be down. Or, with the following error, it might be under attack from alien hordes, Dr Who style: “Unfortunately the Library Online Catalogue (Amlib NetOpacs) is temporarily unavailable due to the following error: A timeout has occured waiting for the Mutex.“
Now, I'm not sure… Read More »
Well, OK. It isn’t. Glagnar’s cheque bounced. Instead, it’s brought to you by GadgetGuy.com.au: Apple Macbook Air: “The Macbook Air – Apple’s self-proclaimed “world’s thinnest notebook” is indeed a slender and visually attractive beast, but you do need to be aware that you’re paying for design over utility, including some features that Apple offers in
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Mmm.. ham. And that segues in no way whatsoever to today’s bit of Kidman opinion at PC Authority, once more about Macs. Apple must be selling a few, or something… Mac Blog: The Apple Giveth, And The Apple Taketh Away: “Apple does not comment on unreleased products/exact Australian sales figures/That mysterious “training facility” just inside
The only gum with the breath-freshening power of ham… Read More »
Monday is off to a flying start, and while simultaneously writing like a caffeine-addled ferret and chasing my own tail — somehow — I’ve also been published again, this time at CNET.com.au: Roxio Easy Media Creator 10: “There’s little doubt that in the digital multimedia suite space, there’s an arms race going on…”
You walked in.. I woke up.. I've never seen such a pretty girl look so tough… Read More »
(From the “sing if you’re happy to be a geek” department) I resemble far too much of the activity in this discussion thread. Far, far too much. It has, however, given me an easy way to identify fellow geeks. Read the following sentence, and if you giggle or groan, it’s too late for you (and
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