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It has almost been a year since I wrote about the future of computing and how I thought that it was all about Solid State Drives (this was before I became infatuated with the cloud). Well I finally got my hands on one. It’s Intel’s new X25-M 80GB SSD and it is among the fastest consumer-aimed SSDs out right now. [click to continue…]
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Ever since I purchased my MacBook Air 8 months ago, it has been my primary machine. I did everything on it, with the exception of HD movie viewing which was outsourced to my HTPC setup. It was a bit on the slow end but I enjoyed the portability. However in the recent months my feelings towards it have changed substantially. [click to continue…]
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That’s what Valleywag author Paul Boutin wants me to do in his latest Wired magazine article aptly-titled Kill Your Blog. Don’t worry, I am definitely not going to heed Mr Boutin’s so-called advice and I’m not shutting down my blog (although I bet this post title just got me a ton of clicks). Neither should you. [click to continue…]
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It doesn’t matter which part of the Intarwebs you reside, you have probably heard something about today’s Apple event – the invitation to which was titled “the spotlight turns to notebooks.” The typical Apple blog rumor mills and even the PSTAM forums have been a flurry of activity in the past few days. Some claim we’ll see networked HDTVs with Apple TV-like functionality [click to continue…]
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While it may sound like some paltry attempt to evangelize another form of Wi-Fi connectivity, WiMax is a substantially different technology that’s aiming high. Why is this something to familiarize yourself with? Last week WiMAX was “turned on” for the city of Baltimore, Maryland – and many more cities are on the way. In a nutshell, WiMAX refers to a set of technical specifications detailing [click to continue…]
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