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Monday, 30 June 2008 |
 In case you missed it over the weekend, that's Creative's new ZEN X-Fi player with WiFi, instant messaging client, and built-in media streaming. Or so says EpiZENter. Why limit the device to just these capabilities? We're not sure, though we don't have all the details yet. Besides the built-in speaker, SD slot, FM tuner and voice recorder features we're now hearing that the player pictured will include "premium quality headphones" in the box and a battery rated for 36 hours of audio and 5 hours of video -- although it's unclear if that's with WiFi on or off (likely off). It'll also support MP3, WMA, AAC, WAV, and Audible audio as well as WMV, MPEG4-SP, DivX 4/5, Xvid, and MJPEG video formats. Otherwise, it's presumed to be sporting a 2.5-inch display like its existing Zens in 8, 16, and 32GB capacities whenever it might feel fit to pop for retail. Ok Creative, you've got our attention again; not so much for this device as to the mystery of what the "ZEN X-Fi series" might have to offer. Go ahead, impress us... this might be your last chance. |
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Monday, 30 June 2008 |
I have been remodeling my home for half a year now. I’m in the phase of choosing the right shower accessories for my bathrooms. The wise bathroom accessory salesman told me that if you want your bathroom to look good, you’d definitely need good looking shower faucets.
Faucet.com has one of the most complete lists of shower accessories. I’d recommend you to take a look at what they have to offer! I’m sure you’ll find excellent quality shower accessories.
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Monday, 30 June 2008 |
 The price isn't the only thing swelling on ASUS' Eee PC. According to DigiTimes' proven ASUS sources, bigger Eee PC 904 and 905 models are cueing up for release. In a return to the Eee PC salad days of the big bezel, the new models will slot the same 8.9-inch display found in the 901 into a larger, Eee PC 1000-esque chassis with proportionally larger keyboard. Decisions about battery and storage have not yet been finalized although the new models would be priced similar to the 900 and 901 which they would ultimately replace. |
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Saturday, 21 June 2008 |
I believe that everyone wants a perfectly efficient PC when it comes to work or leisure. I know because I demand the best when it comes to PC performance. I notice that I get things done much quicker if my PC is performing optimum level and this also decrease frustration as compared to a slower PC.
One sure way to increase your PC’s performance is via a simple memory upgrade. It’s really cheap and simple to Adding Computer RAM and the benefits that you gain are really significant. Windows XP’s optimum performance requires 1GB of RAM while Vista demands 2GB.
Of course, if you are shopping for the best deals in town, I’d recommend you to pay a visit to MemoryDeal.net. You can shop for memory upgrades for virtually any type of PC for example, you can even Add IMAC Memory. Best of all, price are really reasonable for purchases on the site.
For example, DDR PC2700 Memory is selling for as low as $28.88 for 512MB upgrades and $48.88 for 1GB upgrades. You can’t beat the price that is offered by them. For more information on purchasing memory upgrades MemoryDeal.net – you can’t get any lower then what MemoryDeal.net can offer!
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Thursday, 12 June 2008 |
I salute Google – I’m accustomed to working from home but after seeing their office, I’m more than willing to work at Google’s office!
Why?
Simple! It’s much better than my home as it’s more like a luxury hotel or workplace.
Imagine this: Having a pool table, foosball, free food everywhere and you also get to mix with the best minds in town – what more can you ask for?
Working in Google is like not even working – because you enjoy it right?
See what I mean:
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