In this age of postage stamp-sized memory cards that come in two-megabyte incarnations, micro-hard drives the size of a ten-peso coin, and cellphones that are no bigger than a credit card, users by now should have gotten used to small but heavily loaded electronic gadgets. Still, some products can j
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Some updates first before I discuss nanotechnology further.
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Genre: Fighting Game ; Rating: 5/5 stars ; E: Everybody
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Acer introduces the new Acer MF 350 Multi-Functional Storage Drive. It lets users listen to music from FM radios, MP3 and WMAs, record voices and music from FM radios, store datas on its 128MB USB disk and learn by creating audio segments for repeating spoken notes or practicing a new foreign langua
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French telecommunications giant Alcatel sizzles in the summer sun as it goes on a wet and wild color splurge with One Touch™ 332. With a vivid color screen, highly adaptable interface and user-friendly features, this light, compact and reasonably priced mobile phone is a cool addition to your summe
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I like where my cubicle is located, facing the window. I can see everything and I love watching the snow falling from the sky. I sometimes stop working and just stare outside.
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Taking its leadership in consumer electronics one step further, Samsung Electronics launched the world’s largest 80” Plasma Display Panel (PDP) television. And at 57 inches, Samsung unveils the world’s largest 57” Thin Film Transistor Liquid Crystal Display (TFT-LCD) television. Both offer 1080 prog
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I use the computer keyboard an average of 8 hours a day, 7 days a week. The irony is among the computer devices it is the most accessible yet the most neglected. To be frank about it after so many hours of usage I still have to discover the many facets of my keyboard. Join me this week as I explore
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