This morning I was cruising the net reading the news and had some music from musicmatch radio service playing on the speakers. My wife comes down from sleeping-in and bust my chops and gets real sarcastic about how the music selection is awesome in the office but the multi-thousand dollar entertainment system hasn't had a CD stuck in it for
This is not surprising but the question I have is when are we going to get to 1 Terabyte on a drive anyone willing to make a guess. To think I paid a $1000.00 for a 1.6 gig drive 9 years ago simply amazing. [CNet]
I am not sure if the Atom people are going to go for it but Dave Winer has put a plan on the table which at first glance looks reasonable. Let's hope this does not start a war of formats. [Scripting News] [RFC: Merge RSS and Atom?] Update Atom proponent responds [ZDNet]
I have been looking around for quite awhile for a way to get the music from my PC to my entertainment center without having to run a 100ft cable or put a PC in the living room. Companies are starting to come out with some products. Creative Labs has a new product that has a good review. [Designtechnica] [whiningdog.net]
If you record a lot of programs you will want to re-think buying a new TV in the near future. The MPAA has and will be taking control of what you can and cannot record via your high resolution digital outputs. You will still be able to record via analog but your ability to record digitally will be restricted in
I know what I am buying as soon as I am back in Japan. e-Navi is a new PDA that translates English to Japanese and Japanese to English instantly. My wife is Japanese and even though we have been married a number of years I still find myself missing words in conversations. My Father-in-Law will love it as his English