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Rescuecom Survey: Apple does well; Asus Off The Charts

Rescuecom’s Computer Reliability Report – 2nd QT 2010 says that manufacturing a reliable computer means more than just putting together something that works, but is about putting together a computer that holds up and functions well → Read More…

NewerTech Announces Seven Port USB 2.0 Compact Powered Hub For Connecting And Powering Up To Seven USB Devices With Plug And Play Ease

Newer Technology, Inc. (NewerTech – http://www.newertech.com ) has announced its new $27.95 MSRP NewerTech Seven Port USB 2.0 Powered Hub for connecting and powering up to seven USB devices simultaneously to a Mac or PC → Read More…

Life With an EeePC and Ubuntu Linux

ATPM’s Wes Meltzer says:
I love my Mac laptops. I really do. They have everything that s great about a Mac: rock-solid Unix back end, Apple front end, great hardware with solid industrial design and build → Read More…

PowerBook WallStreet Series II: Looking Back A Dozen Years

Low End Mac’s Dan Knight has posted a retrospective on the significance of the second-generation WallStreet (a.k.a. PDQ) PowerBook G3 introduced twelve years ago in September, 2008, incorporating lessons learned from the first generation that had → Read More…

iOS Overtakes Linux In Web Market Share

NetMarketShare reports that in both July and August 2010, Apple’s iOS took a larger bite of the total Web usage market.
NetMarketShare notes:
”In order to more accurately describe usage share for Apple devices, the iPhone, iPod Touch → Read More…

>Two New Logitech Speakers Transform Laptop Audio

Laptop computers have dramatically changed the way you enjoy entertainment today, but laptop audio hasn’t really kept pace. Because you’re watching movies, shows and Facebook video clips on your laptop, today Logitech announced the Logitech Wireless → Read More…

Back-to-school 10” Netbooks – Which Machines Score Top Marks?

Register Hardware reports on the current netbook offerings for back-to-school, noting that with prices never lower, there’s no longer a financial reason to restrict junior to a hand-me-down machine, especially if you consider the lower end → Read More…

How Do I Love My New MacBook Pro? Let Me Count The Ways…

ZNet blogger Christopher Dawson references the old Joan Jett song, “I Hate Myself for Loving You”, observing that the sentiment about sums up his relationship with his new MacBook Pro 15.3” Core i5, but decided instead → Read More…

The $159 iPad Challenger – Dillards’ Pandigital 7” eBook Multimedia Reader

Created as a true lifestyle device, the Pandigital eBook is intended to become another important screen in the home. A true multipurpose device, the Pandigital functions as a cost-effective yet powerful eBook, an easy-to-use web device → Read More…

How A Mediocre Department Store Knock-off Could Be The iPad’s Nemesis

ZNet blogger David Gewirtz asks if Apple’s biggest threat is embodied in a humble $159 nobody-brand digital reader sold by the Dillards department store.
To us geeks, Gerwitz notes, department stores pretty much don’t exist, but to → Read More…

Five Mobile Apps For Labor Day Weekend

The number of smart phone applications on the market is an incomprehensible number to download. Family reunions and quick getaways have become a Labor Day tradition for most people, but which apps work best for taking → Read More…

InerziaThings 1.0 Free Personal Database For The Mac

InerziaThings is your personal database for the things you own. It’s always important to keep a list of what you bought and when you bought it, but making it with a simple database it’s not as → Read More…

The Register Reviews Apple Magic Trackpad (Good For Laptops Too)

The Register’s Nick Hawkesmoor says: “You’ve got to hand it to Apple. While it may not be the innovator it likes to think it is, it does have a knack for re-inventing old ideas and coming → Read More…

LapWorks iPad Space Dock Aluminum iPad Stand – ‘Book Mystique Review

Late last spring http://www.pbcentral.com/columns/hildreth_moore/recliner.shtml I reviewed here the Lapworks iPad Recliner stand — a sort of easychair for your iPad that offers infinitely adjustable viewing angles angles from a deeply reclined 25° to an approaching vertical → Read More…

New Sena Keyboard Folio Case Turns the Apple iPad Into a Luxury Netbook

California-based luxury leather accessory designer, Sena Cases, announces the debut of its new high-end leather Folio Keyboard case for the Apple iPad. Known for designing innovative, luxurious leather cases for the entire iPhone series, including → Read More…

Picnik Powerful Online Graphics Editing Application

Picnik is an online photo editor that gives users fast, easy access to powerful editing tools from any computer platform using any Internet browser bringing photo-editing superpowers to real people.Last fall I reviewed a bunch → Read More…

100 Days With the iPad

PC Mag’s Tim Bajarin says in the past 100 days, Apple’s iPad has changed the way he works and lives.

Immediately after the iPad came out, I went out and bought four. I have one for → Read More…

Apple Is No Longer A PC company, iOS Reshapes The Business Spreading Drastically

ecommerce-journal.com reports that on Wednesday this week Apple is holding an event where attendants will see once again how the company’s profits are getting more dependent on different devices other than PC. The Cupertino will show → Read More…

PADACS Toccata Case Converts iPad To Near-Netbook With Built-in Keyboard

Australian iPad accessories distributor PCRange has announced the PADACS Toccata, an iPad case that offers the convenience of a built-in Bluetooth keyboard.
The PADACS Toccata Bluetooth Keyboard Case is designed with the heavy duty iPad user in → Read More…

Smartfish ErgoMotion Mouse Rocks, And Rolls

The Smartfish ErgoMotion Mouse features a patented pivot base that for the first time allows the mouse to move with your natural hand and wrist positions, adapting to your unique movements while you work.

A Mouse → Read More…