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It was worth the wait to see the next flagship Nokia smartphone. The N900 has arrived and is beating out the competition in features. The new smartphone is sporting a new operating system. Check out this review article on the N900 and see if it is not the future in smartphones for the next few years.
Another year, another gadget has always been the tune of things in the tech world. In most recent years apple has stolen this show away by releasing some sort of new Ipod, but this year Microsoft seems to be causing quite a bit of hype surrunding their new Zune HD player.
Seems like the rumor mill is in full swing for the latest and greatest Mac to come down the pike. Rumor has it that it will probably be sometime mid 2010 for the release of the multi-touch laptop from Apple. Taking its controls from the fantastic work done by Jeff Han shown in 2006. You can hear the oohs and has in the crowd for what we now accept as commonplace on the iPod Touch and iPhone. I don’t know if Apple swiped this from Mr Han but their control is a direct rip off what is shown in the TED talk. I expect that this multi touch will be standard as Apple goes forward with their new tablet.
Fair Oppo, how do you do it? $499 Blueray player that outperforms $4500 Denon.  (2 votes, average: 4.50 out of 5) Loading ...
I have been a major fan of Oppo for neigh on 2 years now. When I got into HD DVD and was resoundingly unimpressed. The tiniest mar on the surface of the HD DVD and it would skip, freeze cause my arteries to clog. Send Toshiba back to Amazon and pick up an up-converting DVD player by the name of Oppo. Who are they, well let me just say that you can tell a lot about a company by the care they take in packaging. Just opening one of their boxes makes you feel your opening something special; and it is. Inside you will find a player wrapped in a silk screened cloth gently nestled with care inside of cardboard. The only other packaging that I have ever seen come close is when you get something from Apple.
My last article about Google Chrome OS has striked some immense interest in the software as a service topic. Many believe that it has too many limitations due to the bandwidth or speed of a users connection. Onlive is a service that enables any computer with a web browser and an internet connection to perform some of the most computer intensive applications known to the tech world. Yes that is right Onlive allows any computer regardless of its speed and specifications to play graphically demanding games such as Crysis!
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