Archive for January, 2009

Notebook Graphics Drivers Available On NVIDIA.com

Notebook Graphics Drivers Available On NVIDIA.com

| January 30, 2009 | 6 Comments

NVIDIA’s announced a quarterly driver release program for NVIDIA GeForce GPUs on NVIDIA.com. By leveraging an intelligent installer and modular driver design, NVIDIA’s quarterly driver release is able to provide a dramatic increase in performance and functionality without sacrificing any of the vendor-specific customizations for your particular notebook.

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HP Offers Small Business 0% Financing on Notebooks, Technology Products

HP Offers Small Business 0% Financing on Notebooks, Technology Products

| January 29, 2009 | 3 Comments

HP’s offering zero percent financing for up to 36 months to small businesses that need new notebooks and other office products. The zero percent financing scheme is designed to help cash-strapped businesses that want to continue investing in technology during the recession.

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iPhone 2.1 Coming this June?

iPhone 2.1 Coming this June?

| January 29, 2009 | 0 Comments

Arnold from MacRumors discovered some digital breadcrumbs that hint that Apple is testing the next generation iPhone. This may mean there’s an iPhone with significantly different features compared to the iPhone 3G.

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Live.com CashBack: Black Friday Disaster Still Affecting HP Customers

Live.com CashBack: Black Friday Disaster Still Affecting HP Customers

| January 28, 2009 | 0 Comments

To kick off the holiday shopping season Microsoft’s Live.com offered customers 40% off HP products on Black Friday. Unfortunately, most Black Friday shoppers who tried to take advantage of the deal were faced with failed Microsoft servers and various tracking issues that prevented them from actually receiving the 40% credit. The fun’s not over yet though.

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Mini 1000 TV Commercial: Do People Understand Netbooks?

Mini 1000 TV Commercial: Do People Understand Netbooks?

| January 27, 2009 | 6 Comments

HP started running a Mini 1000 TV commercial that shows how someone on the go might use a netbook. While I love using the Mini 1000, it has its limitations and isn’t the best choice for multimedia. Thankfully, HP kept all the Multimedia bling that’s normally packed in its TV commercials out of this one.

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HP Deals 3

HP Deals 3

| January 26, 2009 | 0 Comments

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Ipevo creates “experience over IP” – Upcoming Products (w/video)

Ipevo creates “experience over IP” – Upcoming Products (w/video)

| January 25, 2009 | 0 Comments

I had the pleasure of connecting with Caroline from a company called Ipevo. Caroline gave me the quick rundown on a number of their current products as well as some great new ones.

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Rickshaw Bagworks – Beyond the bag (w/video)

Rickshaw Bagworks – Beyond the bag (w/video)

| January 25, 2009 | 13 Comments

I cannot tell you how bored I have been when searching for a decent laptop bag for my Macbook Pro. I am always looking for a bag that has the right balance of style, function, and of course price. While at Macworld I think I discovered a brilliant bag maker that goes above and beyond in a variety of ways.

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Could the Appetite for Netbooks Curb PC Innovation?

Could the Appetite for Netbooks Curb PC Innovation?

| January 22, 2009 | 14 Comments

n503719626_209210_9701-1Here’s a video chat of Rahul Sood, founder of VoodooPC chatting about netbooks and the impact they’re having on the industry.

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The Significance of HD Palmcorders to Netbook and Notebook Design

The Significance of HD Palmcorders to Netbook and Notebook Design

| January 22, 2009 | 19 Comments

Low-priced, 720P HD pocket camcorders (palmcorders) are gaining market momentum and I believe consumers are drawn to the value proposition of low cost, high quality, portable, and convenient video capture and playback. As these devices proliferate, it leaves me contemplating how consumers will respond when they discover just how many of these notebooks or netbooks can’t effectively play back that content. Whether or not low end notebooks or netbooks were designed to do this isn’t relevant, as a recent NPD blog posting (citing new research) may suggest.

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