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Tuesday, October 13 | 1:47 PM
Labels: technology imaginary friends
Monday, September 7 | 6:15 AM
 Labels: humour, technology XBox360
Friday, August 28 | 2:29 PM
COMEX SHOW 2009 At the Comex Show on 10 September 2009, gamers will have a chance to upgrade to a premium HD gaming experience with an unbeatable trade-in offer when purchasing the Xbox 360 Elite. The Xbox 360 Elite console with a 120 GB hard drive will be reduced by 26 per cent in Singapore at just S$499 (estimated retail price, previously S$679)!!! At the Microsoft booth, consumers will be able to trade in any of their old console for a trade-in value of up to S$250[1] when they purchase the Xbox 360 Elite from participating retailers. *[1] Consoles being traded in can be of any brand and any condition, but should come with basic accessories such as power and video cables. Trade-in value will depend on type and condition of console. Consoles cannot be exchanged for cash. Source : Hardwarezone.com Labels: technology, wow Apple MacBook Pro cannot Display Millions of Colors
Sunday, July 12 | 10:26 AM
I got this off Hardwarezone Apple MacBook Pro cannot Display Millions of Colors Fri 10 Jul 2009 The new
Tweaktown - This trouble is all about the colors man. You see Apple says that its new MacBooks have support for “Millions of Colors” this is great right? Well you see it is not all good. Apple uses 6-bit panels as such they are really only capable of supporting 262 thousand colors. You might think 262 thousand colors would be more than enough, but considering that many designers depend on the MacBook Pro and color is so important to them, we are surprised Apple would try to pass off a 6-bit panel as capable of displaying millions of colors. Apple has yet to respond. Okay. Another good reason to delay my purchase of the Macbook til Apple does a quick PR to avoid further embarrassment. Labels: technology to iPhone3GS or just continue NOK-ing it?
Friday, July 10 | 4:18 AM
I am still toying with the idea. To iPhone 3GS or just upgrade my N95 to a 97? Just came across this on Jason Life Notes: Some iPhone 3GS users recently reported that their new handsets generates heat easily. One owner even stated when he is using the GPS app, the phone heats up quickly a manifestation that the circuitry could not handle the apps load... Another good reason to hold back the reins and not jump the wagon too soon? To all my kids out there - stop flashing me your iPhone3G and its dazzling applications each time you see me. :P Labels: ramble, technology an eye for dark places
Tuesday, March 31 | 9:26 AM
I was waiting at the car wash when these guys came across with some strange hi-tech tools and stuck it into a manpower just a few metres away from where I sat. The first thought that came to my mind was, "Oh, that's a mighty mosquito power blaster!" If you don't realise this by now, I hate mosquitoes.  Actually, I was close. That cool tool helps these workers spot chokes in the sewers and of course, mozzie breeding grounds. Way to go! Labels: technology, weekend snapshot, wordless wednesday, wow matrix in windows
Friday, March 6 | 10:01 AM
My all-time favourite sci-fi trilogy and the operating system, which most of us are stuck with, rolled into one crazy video. Have a good laugh and may you have an error/bug-free Windows day! footnote to Macs users - shut up! :P Labels: humour, technology, wordless wednesday |
