What is fair pricing for MT3
Their are a few articles out there saying that some of us only want something if it is free. Personally I will pay for software and will buy MT 3.0 based upon a expectation that Six Apart is going to…
Why you should think twice before buying Sony’s iPod Killer
Well Sony has done a bang up job making a very stylish MP3 player.. Whoops hold the phone it isn’t a MP3 player turns out the supposed iPod killer named “Pocket” will only play songs encoded in the company’s own…
TechTV Staff Fired
The ever popular or maybe not so popular TechTV staff was given pink slips. Comcast has dropped the hatchet. [Cnet]
500Mb of Music for $5.00 at Russian Site
Ohhh I bet the RIAA is going to turn fiery red over this one and I bet the bandwidth between the United States and Europe is going to take a hit. Nothing like encouraging some stealing of music when it…
Someone tell Northwest Airlines to get a clue!
I get my tickets late Tuesday afternoon and look at the travel itinerary and low and behold I have a 12 hour layover in Minneapolis. I wanted to throttle someone. So instead of sitting in the airport all day I…
Yahoo not afraid of Google
Give me a break. I haven’t searched for anything on Yahoo in 2-3 years. This is after they pissed me off and started charging to get sites added to there database. Google has the 2500+ pages on this site indexed…
High-Capacity Blue Laser DVDs In The Offing
High-capacity DVDs (Digital Video Disks) that use blue laser technology may soon be available to information technology professionals. Blue laser DVD-RW (rewritable) disks are expected by Sony in the U.S. as early as this June. The disks will store 23GB of data and the drives will initially be connected by SCSI or USB 2.0 interfaces. The expected cost of the first models is between $2,500 and $3,000; however, fast price drops should follow.