"You’ve dreamed about it long enough. Now it has a name: MacBook Pro. Powered by a dual-core Intel engine. Up to four times the speed of the PowerBook G4. Eight times the graphics bandwidth. With built-in iSight for instant video conferencing on the move. And Front Row with Apple Remote to dazzle everyone in the room. Wait no more. MacBook Pro starts at just $1999."
Tuesday, January 10, 2006
Apple - MacBook Pro
Apple - MacBook Pro:
"You’ve dreamed about it long enough. Now it has a name: MacBook Pro. Powered by a dual-core Intel engine. Up to four times the speed of the PowerBook G4. Eight times the graphics bandwidth. With built-in iSight for instant video conferencing on the move. And Front Row with Apple Remote to dazzle everyone in the room. Wait no more. MacBook Pro starts at just $1999."
Via eWeek
"You’ve dreamed about it long enough. Now it has a name: MacBook Pro. Powered by a dual-core Intel engine. Up to four times the speed of the PowerBook G4. Eight times the graphics bandwidth. With built-in iSight for instant video conferencing on the move. And Front Row with Apple Remote to dazzle everyone in the room. Wait no more. MacBook Pro starts at just $1999."
CNET News - AOL acquires video search engine Truveo
CNET News - AOL acquires video search engine Truveo:
"America Online has acquired video search company Truveo, a purchase that comes at a time when top Internet companies are jumping into the video-on-demand business."
RELATED: BizReport - AOL Acquires Video Search Company
"America Online has acquired video search company Truveo, a purchase that comes at a time when top Internet companies are jumping into the video-on-demand business."
RELATED: BizReport - AOL Acquires Video Search Company
Monday, January 09, 2006
NASA - Electric Hurricanes
NASA - Electric Hurricanes:
"The boom of thunder and crackle of lightning generally mean one thing: a storm is coming. Curiously, though, the biggest storms of all, hurricanes, are notoriously lacking in lightning. Hurricanes blow, they rain, they flood, but seldom do they crackle."
"The boom of thunder and crackle of lightning generally mean one thing: a storm is coming. Curiously, though, the biggest storms of all, hurricanes, are notoriously lacking in lightning. Hurricanes blow, they rain, they flood, but seldom do they crackle."
Treehugger - Canteen – Local food for local Londoners
Treehugger - Canteen – Local food for local Londoners:
"The London restaurant Canteen has recently been leading the heated debate over whether eating locally sourced non-organic food is more environmentally friendly than always choosing the organic variety, no matter it’s origin. Food provenance, as it’s called, is the new hot topic on the London restaurant scene. This is exemplified by Canteen, a restaurant situated in London’s east end, which proudly markets itself as providing fresh, seasonal, locally sourced food, cooked to order. Doesn’t sound much like a canteen to me! The word canteen summons disturbing images of tinned veggies, cardboard meat and toxic coloured desserts, but maybe that was just my school! In a similar vein to the way we’ve reclaimed the word 'treehugger', the people behind Canteen have chosen to reappropriate a word which reminds people of their worst culinary experiences, reinventing it to signify a very modern version of healthy fast food."
LINKS: Canteen
"The London restaurant Canteen has recently been leading the heated debate over whether eating locally sourced non-organic food is more environmentally friendly than always choosing the organic variety, no matter it’s origin. Food provenance, as it’s called, is the new hot topic on the London restaurant scene. This is exemplified by Canteen, a restaurant situated in London’s east end, which proudly markets itself as providing fresh, seasonal, locally sourced food, cooked to order. Doesn’t sound much like a canteen to me! The word canteen summons disturbing images of tinned veggies, cardboard meat and toxic coloured desserts, but maybe that was just my school! In a similar vein to the way we’ve reclaimed the word 'treehugger', the people behind Canteen have chosen to reappropriate a word which reminds people of their worst culinary experiences, reinventing it to signify a very modern version of healthy fast food."
LINKS: Canteen
Betterhumans - "Hyperspace" drive being investigated
Betterhumans - "Hyperspace" drive being investigated:
"A 'hyperspace' engine that could allow interstellar space travel through other dimensions is being investigated by the US government."
"A 'hyperspace' engine that could allow interstellar space travel through other dimensions is being investigated by the US government."
Sunday, January 08, 2006
OSNews - OpenSolaris Kernel Built for PowerPC
OSNews - OpenSolaris Kernel Built for PowerPC:
"The port of the OpenSolaris kernel to the PowerPC architecture ('Polaris') is now complete. As stated on the Blastware website: 'Ladies and Gentlemen, The OpenSolaris kernel for PowerPC has been built.' One of the bigger hurdles to having a full-fledged port of OpenSolaris running on your PPC hardware has now been taken."
LINKS: Blastware
"The port of the OpenSolaris kernel to the PowerPC architecture ('Polaris') is now complete. As stated on the Blastware website: 'Ladies and Gentlemen, The OpenSolaris kernel for PowerPC has been built.' One of the bigger hurdles to having a full-fledged port of OpenSolaris running on your PPC hardware has now been taken."
LINKS: Blastware
Popgadget - Introducing the world's first steam washer
Popgadget - Introducing the world's first steam washer:
"LG Electronics just unveiled their new innovative LG SteamWasher with remote monitoring capabilities at a preview event in NY. The steam generator enables energy efficiency and water conservation because clothes can be cleaned without water or detergent. Because steam is used to eliminate odors and wrinkles, LG is claiming that consumers will save some trips to the dry cleaners and spend less time ironing, especially since clothes can be 'refreshed' in between washes."
Via Engadget
"LG Electronics just unveiled their new innovative LG SteamWasher with remote monitoring capabilities at a preview event in NY. The steam generator enables energy efficiency and water conservation because clothes can be cleaned without water or detergent. Because steam is used to eliminate odors and wrinkles, LG is claiming that consumers will save some trips to the dry cleaners and spend less time ironing, especially since clothes can be 'refreshed' in between washes."
Via Engadget
O'Grady's PowerPage - Exclusive: Apple Plasma Displays to Rock MWSF
O'Grady's PowerPage - Exclusive: Apple Plasma Displays to Rock MWSF:
"A funny thing happened when I walked into the convenience store this morning: as I was grabbing my usual breakfast sandwich (sausage, egg and cheese on a english muffin if you must know) from the warming rack at Wawa (a favorite shop for those in PA/NJ) the guy re-stocking the rack whispered something to me. I was wearing my Apple logo'd sweatshirt, so he says 'so you like Apples, huh?' to which I replied 'yeah...' not knowing where he was going."
Via Gadgetell
"A funny thing happened when I walked into the convenience store this morning: as I was grabbing my usual breakfast sandwich (sausage, egg and cheese on a english muffin if you must know) from the warming rack at Wawa (a favorite shop for those in PA/NJ) the guy re-stocking the rack whispered something to me. I was wearing my Apple logo'd sweatshirt, so he says 'so you like Apples, huh?' to which I replied 'yeah...' not knowing where he was going."
Via Gadgetell
Reuters - Clear Channel to launch music video-on-demand
Reuters - Clear Channel to launch music video-on-demand:
"Clear Channel Communications Inc. (CCU.N: Quote, Profile, Research) , the top U.S. radio conglomerate, on Friday said it planned to begin testing a free, music video-on-demand service next Tuesday as part of a strategy to bolster its Internet presence."
Via Engadget
"Clear Channel Communications Inc. (CCU.N: Quote, Profile, Research) , the top U.S. radio conglomerate, on Friday said it planned to begin testing a free, music video-on-demand service next Tuesday as part of a strategy to bolster its Internet presence."
Via Engadget
Friday, January 06, 2006
GamesIndustry.biz - Studios announce first Blu-Ray movie titles
GamesIndustry.biz - Studios announce first Blu-Ray movie titles:
"Four of the home entertainment giants backing Blu-Ray in the war of the next-generation DVD formats have announced the first batch of movie titles to be released for the new platform."
"Four of the home entertainment giants backing Blu-Ray in the war of the next-generation DVD formats have announced the first batch of movie titles to be released for the new platform."
PC Magazine - Motorola Gets ROKNG – Without Apple
PC Magazine - Motorola Gets ROKNG – Without Apple:
"The ROKR E2 comes in black and white versions and looks a lot like the rounded ROKR E1, which was much-criticized for its slow song transfer speeds, poky interface, and artificial 100-song limit. But it breaks free of all of those limitations. The E2 transfers music at speedy USB 2.0 rates rather than USB 1.1; takes Secure Digital memory cards up to 2 GB with no limit on songs; and runs a new Linux-based operating system. Motorola has released Linux phones in Asia, but this is one of the first we've seen for the US."
LINKS: Motorola - ROKR E2
"The ROKR E2 comes in black and white versions and looks a lot like the rounded ROKR E1, which was much-criticized for its slow song transfer speeds, poky interface, and artificial 100-song limit. But it breaks free of all of those limitations. The E2 transfers music at speedy USB 2.0 rates rather than USB 1.1; takes Secure Digital memory cards up to 2 GB with no limit on songs; and runs a new Linux-based operating system. Motorola has released Linux phones in Asia, but this is one of the first we've seen for the US."
LINKS: Motorola - ROKR E2
PC Magazine - BookDrive Automates Book Scanning
PC Magazine - BookDrive Automates Book Scanning:
"For all in this world that is digital, and there's a lot of it, there are also millions of other things that are not. Yet people yearn for them to join the digital world. We're talking about books—the millions and millions of books written and printed before the digital age, gathering dust on the shelves of some, according to American Library Association 117,000 libraries in the US. Add in libraries around the world and you have a problem of gargantuan proportions."
LINKS: Atiz - BookDrive
"For all in this world that is digital, and there's a lot of it, there are also millions of other things that are not. Yet people yearn for them to join the digital world. We're talking about books—the millions and millions of books written and printed before the digital age, gathering dust on the shelves of some, according to American Library Association 117,000 libraries in the US. Add in libraries around the world and you have a problem of gargantuan proportions."
Thursday, January 05, 2006
LinuxDevices - Mot taps Linux for next-gen music phone
LinuxDevices - Mot taps Linux for next-gen music phone:
"Motorola will base its second-generation music phone for US customers on Linux, along with USB 2.0, a normal (non-iTunes) mp3 player, built-in FM radio, and SD card storage. The company will demonstrate its Rokr E2 at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas this week."
"Motorola will base its second-generation music phone for US customers on Linux, along with USB 2.0, a normal (non-iTunes) mp3 player, built-in FM radio, and SD card storage. The company will demonstrate its Rokr E2 at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas this week."
TWICE - MP3 Adds Video, Sat. Radio, Flash Memory
TWICE - MP3 Adds Video, Sat. Radio, Flash Memory:
"Here at International CES, suppliers will exhibit more flash-memory and hard-disk-drive (HDD) models equipped for video playback, more models that record directly from a TV and music/video portables small enough to be wearable. In the Samsung booth, dealers will also find the first XM-ready MP3 players that store time-shifted XM content, joining a Sirius-branded MP3 player that Sirius shipped in late 2005 (see stories on p. 30 for a brand-by-brand listing of new headphone models and boombox models)."
"Here at International CES, suppliers will exhibit more flash-memory and hard-disk-drive (HDD) models equipped for video playback, more models that record directly from a TV and music/video portables small enough to be wearable. In the Samsung booth, dealers will also find the first XM-ready MP3 players that store time-shifted XM content, joining a Sirius-branded MP3 player that Sirius shipped in late 2005 (see stories on p. 30 for a brand-by-brand listing of new headphone models and boombox models)."
Wednesday, January 04, 2006
PC Magazine - Intel Unveils New Logo in Brand Overhaul
PC Magazine - Intel Unveils New Logo in Brand Overhaul:
"The world's biggest chipmaker said on Thursday it will scrap its 37-year-old logo and well-known tagline as part of a major rebranding that will emphasize its shift away from its core PC business and into consumer products."

RELATED: CNET NEWS - Intel unveils new logo in brand overhaul
LINKS: Intel
"The world's biggest chipmaker said on Thursday it will scrap its 37-year-old logo and well-known tagline as part of a major rebranding that will emphasize its shift away from its core PC business and into consumer products."
LINKS: Intel
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