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Monday, 11 October 2010 |
Data Robotics has yet again revolutionized their storage solutions, whereby the latest DroboPro FS features an 8-bay in which you can outfit these bays with storage drives. Basically, the Drobo FS also has a faster processing clock speed, whereby Data Robotics has upgraded the CPU to a 1GHz processor, as compared to the older 800MHz processor.
The Drobo FS also comes with a gigabit Ethernet jack, and there’s even a second port that can be used to connect to a different sub-network. Also, the Drobo FS can be configured to automatically backup your files on an off-site location, which is a pretty good fail-safe mechanism indeed.
Well an empty Drobo FS would cost you a whopping $1,999, while the 8TB model is yours for $2,699. The 16TB model is for sale at $3,299.
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Monday, 11 October 2010 |
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I love drinking coffee, as I find the respective beverage to be simply irresistible. In fact, coffee boasts many health benefits when consumed moderately. For instance, coffee can increase your metabolism, which promotes better weight loss capacity when you exercise regularly. Also, coffee contains antioxidants, whereby antioxidants can stop the aging process, simply by rejuvenating your cells. And to tell you the truth, I drink several cups of coffee a day, as coffee can help stimulate my mind and I also feel more energetic after drinking coffee. Of course, there are so many ways to prepare coffee, whereby these methods are specially formulated to brew different kinds of coffee beans. Personally, I use the bean to cup machines method, whereby the respective machine will grind the coffee beans instantaneously and dispense the coffee powder directly into my coffee mug. Next, I just need to add water into the coffee powder, and enjoy my nice cup of home-brewed coffee. Basically, grinding coffee beans prior to drinking it preserves the natural taste of coffee, whereby such brewing method can preserve the taste and smell of the coffee beans. Also, I notice that my coffee releases a strong and revitalizing aroma, which simply rejuvenates my energy. |
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Monday, 11 October 2010 |
Lenovo is surely one of the fastest growing computer manufacturer and retailer, whereby the respective company has already breached so many records over the past couple of years. In fact, Lenovo has just recently claimed that they sold 60 million ThinkPads to consumers already, and I find such sales figure to be truly amazing indeed. Generally, Lenovo’s ThinkPad sales can be further translated into 14 ThinkPad laptops sold every 60 seconds – that’s pretty impressive don’t you think so?
On the other hand, Lenovo has also disclosed several ThinkPad models to the media, namely the T410, T410s and T510, which will utilize a new graphics engine – the NVIDIA NVS 3100M GPU. And as for the price, the T410 and T510 will be priced at $1,299, while the thinner T410s will be sold at $1,849.
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Monday, 11 October 2010 |
Most 1080p video streaming devices that fit into your laptop are large and bulky. For instance, ASUS has its WiCast, HP its Wireless TV and BriteView its HDelight, are all large devices which do not fit nicely onto your laptop, when you stream 1080p videos to your HDTV.
Nevertheless, AMIMON is set to change the entire scenario with the introduction of their WHDI stick, whereby this particular stick measures a mere 3.2 x 1.2 x .61-inch, and can be used to stream HD videos from your laptop to your TV. Of course, AMIMON announced that their WHDI stick won’t be available this year, but it will most probably be unleashed sometime at the end of Q1 2011.
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Thursday, 07 October 2010 |
The mobile phone industry is pretty competitive indeed, whereby the Apple’s iOS, Android, and even RIM’s OS is taking the smartphone market by storm. Surely, venturing out into such a competitive market would definitely create casualties, whereby Nokia, Sony Ericsson, and a few other mobile phone manufacturers are already experiencing slower sales than usual.
Of course, Nokia has earlier been all-hyped up in creating their very first operating system, which was initially intended to counter the Android threats – but surely, I’m guessing that the application is experiencing a dramatic shortfall. And to make things even more interesting, it seems that the VP that was in charge to develop Nokia’s Meego has just recently resigned. Basically, Talous Sanomat tendered his resignation last week, but another Nokia spokesperson has reckon that his resignation will not affect Meego’s scheduled rollout.
Personally, I don’t think that the Meego can reach greater heights, as clearly, the market is pretty dominated by the Android, don’t you think so?
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Thursday, 07 October 2010 |
I love munching on popcorns whenever I watch my favorite movies, as popcorns can enhance the entire movie-watching experience. Nevertheless, do you know that you can in fact make your own popcorns, simply by using a home-use popcorn machine? Basically, www.epopcorn.com specializes in selling various types of popcorn machines and popcorn supplies. Also, www.epopcorn.com sells other type of light-snack machines too, such as the hot dog machines, snow cone machines, pretzel machines, nacho machines, cotton candy machines, soda & drink machines, food fryer machines and many more. Generally, these popcorn machine poppers aren’t expensive to purchase, whereby the cheapest popcorn machine is selling for just $99. Do take note that www.epopcorn.com has been selling popcorn machines since 1999, and I’m sure that this web retailer is pretty trustworthy indeed. Furthermore, www.epopcorn.com offers a 30-day money back guarantee, whereby if you are not entirely happy with your popcorn machine purchase, you can simply return the machine to the company, and they will issue a refund for your purchase – simple isn’t it?
Surely, it isn’t expensive to make your own popcorn at home, as these popcorn machines are rather affordable to purchase. Thus if you want to get your own popcorn machine and accompanying supplies, make sure you browse to www.epopcorn.com and view their web catalog today! |
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Thursday, 07 October 2010 |
Making calls on your Android device can be cheap, as Skype has introduced a rather revolutionary service, which enables you to use their application to chat and make video calls to your peers. Nevertheless, it seems Fring recognizes the potential in this particular niche market, whereby the company has just recently introduced their latest FringOut application, which enables you to make calls for as low as $0.01 per minute.
Of course, if you own an Android phone and want to experience extremely cheap calls via your mobile, then perhaps you should download this particular Fring all and experience it yourself. Surely, making these cheapo calls would definitely go a long way, right?
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