by Joe on January 8, 2012
NVIDIA has already announced the first quad-core mobile processor, the Tegra 3 ARM Cortex A9 CPU. Four performance processors reportedly preform at record pace and an ingenious “fifth core” companion works at incredibly low power for low performance tasks like listening to music, video play-back and background data updates. The ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Prime is the first announced quad-core tablet to market and having the Tegra 3 on board promises PC like performance and insane battery life. [click to continue…]
by Joe on January 7, 2012
Ever wish the pesky glare on your MacBook would just go away. At lease those of us that have a 13 inch MacBook Pro, MacBook Air or didn’t opt for the anti-glare screen do. Well, Moshi has the iVisor Pro and iVisor Air anti-glare screen protector as an inexpensive alternative. [click to continue…]
by Joe on January 6, 2012
Anyone with a MacBook knows that the aluminum body can get quite hot at the position of the processor especially when pushing the processor during tasks like video editing. Moshi has a solution to that problem. The Zefyr 2 is a cooling fan that sits underneath the rear portion of the MacBook and blows air along the underside offering a dramatic temperature reduction. [click to continue…]
by Joe on January 5, 2012
The latest revision of the MacBook Pro is largely unchanged to the naked eye from the previous models. The big changes are CPU and the addition of the Thuderbolt interface along with the shift to the AMD Radeon HD 6750M GPU and Intel’s integrated HD Graphics 3000. Even the Thuderbolt interface is integrated into the mini display port further hiding the updated identity of the newest model. [click to continue…]
by Eric on December 31, 2011
Every month I find myself trying to keep it under the 250GB Comcast bandwidth cap and I end up having to throttle my own bandwidth consumption. If I go over, I run the risk of having my service cancelled. It happens.
I don’t use P2P services – with the exception of the occasional download of a legal torrent from someone who has posted their work online to share with others. Those make up less than a couple GB per month though.
I use the Internet to upload photos and videos to SmugMug, Flickr, Facebook, Vimeo, YouTube and so on. I also consume almost all of my video entertainment from the Internet via Netflix streaming, YouTube or Vimeo. I backup my personal files to a cloud service. And I think all of this is pretty normal and legal Internet usage.
And it’s only going to get more normal. [click to continue…]
by Joe on December 16, 2011
Last year at CES I met a company called Quirky. They help average folks bring their ideas and inventions to life. Quirky churns out a couple of new products about every week. They have loads of tech gadgets and tons of products that will make everyday life a little easier from the kitchen to the car and everywhere in between. [click to continue…]
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by Joe on November 22, 2011
B&H Photo/Video is trusted affiliate partner with lots of great products and solid, competitive prices from pro audio and video to mp3 players. If you are looking for electronics, you’ll surely find it at B&H.
by Joe on November 22, 2011
