Dell XPS 15Z or MacBook Pro 13

Dell has just released the XPS 15Z and it’s not very far from having fallen on its face. They went against the 15″ Macbook Pro’s design and the 13″ Macbook Pro’s performance, and have fallen between the two. And on the face, of course. What does a MacBook Pro have the Dell does not? Build quality for starters. You don’t have to grab a Dell XPS 15Z and start twisting…
Read more...iPad vs iPhone 4

Really, iPad or iPhone 4. How does the old iPad hold up in this comparison? This article will not make a decision for you, but it will shed some light on the differences. Size Both iPad 1 and iPad 2 are about 4-6 times heavier than the iPhone 4, yet still very light when compared to even the most feather-weight of netbooks. At 5 inches taller and 5 inches wider,…
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Alienware M11X – Pros and Cons

Looks like I had been missing the arrival of this new 11″ gaming laptop from Alienware up until just recently, but Cnet was so kind as to remind me just in time. Without much further yada, let’s get into why I didn’t see it coming. Cons I wasn’t really paying attention to it if I’m honest. Why? Let’s admit, the Alienware M11X is so far away from everything a sane…
Read more...NetBook Friday – Chrome OS Vs. Windows

Chrome Netbooks launched this week, which means everyone is talking about them. Yes, I’m serious, the Internet won’t stop echoing the voice of masses who went on and bought their Chrome OS powered mini notebook. Or was I dreaming that… Anyway, the point is, you might be interested in knowing what differences you will see between a cloud OS powered and an old-school OS. First of all, the most important…
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10 Hand Drawn Gadgets on Guidesk that I’m Proud of

It’s been a wild month, I discovered I’ve got next to no talent in drawing things by hand, and that I’ve got an extreme tolerance to monotony. I’ve drawn a few pictures in the past thirty-some days that I’m proud of, and I’d like to present you with an unordered list of what I think to be a selection of my best. Feel free to enjoy, share, comment or just…
Read more...iPad Thursday – TuneIn Radio Pro

I’m just as much a freebie surfer as the next guy, but this little app made me fork the $0.99 out like nothing else. Let’s see what it is that turns your iPad into a radio receiver. It’s nothing else than the app that’s able to pick up any of an alleged 40,000 radio stations: TuneIn Radio. As you might have noticed, your iPad does not come with an AM/FM…
Read more...Acer ChromeBook – Such Great Hardware at Mercy of gCloud

Google is a big enough company to turn a head when they release a new line of products. This time the company is pulling the strings from behind rather than offering its own branded hardware for sale; ChromeOS netbooks are going to debut from Acer and Samsung in the first round, if you don’t count Kogan’s release of a domestic product to Australian (and UK) market. Netbook Material If I…
Read more...Samsung Chromebook Series 5 – Flawed Idea Well Executed

Let’s put the differences with ChromeOS aside for a litte, and concentrate on the hardware, which is important enough to be looked at. At least that’s what I had in plans for today — giving the Samsung Chromebook the time and attention it deserves. Tech Specs Samsung’s stab at Chrome OS based netbooks will be powered by an Intel Atom N570, Dual Core 1.66 GHz CPU. I wouldn’t expect much…
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