SanDisk is now offering its Ultra SSD to consumers through Newegg.
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
SanDisk Intros SSD for Retail Consumers
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Microsoft Exec Bets Dilbert-creator $1000 He'll Like WP7
Talk about putting your money where your mouth is.
Microsoft has a lot riding on Windows Phone 7 and the company is certainly devoting a lot of time and attention to the mobile OS. Redmond is also sinking an awful lot of cash into WP7. However, it seems at least one executive is personally prepared to put his money where his mouth is. Winrumors reports that Brandon Watson, Senior Director of Windows Phone 7 development at Microsoft, has reached out to Scott Adams, creator of Dilbert, with a proposal.
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Apple to Release Lion on USB in August
Lion is coming to a USB stick near you.
Apple this week launched the newest version of its OS X operating system, Lion. The software debuted in Apple's Mac App Store and has already racked up a million downloads. However, downloading is not your only option; Apple is also releasing the new iteration of its OS on USB stick next month.
Costing $69, it's a full $40 more than the $29 users are paying for the download. Why is Apple selling the OS on USB and charging more than double the price? We can't say for sure, but we're betting it's got something to do with the fact that OS X Lion is a rather hefty download (almost 4GB) and not everyone has the speed or bandwidth to download it. Still, that doesn't completely excuse charging so much extra (Apple does need to cover costs for materials, shipping, handling, etc., but it can't be that much). Considering the month between digital and USB release, it would seem Apple is doing its best to push people towards the Mac App Store.
Thursday, July 21, 2011
Solar Electric Boat Offers Eco-Friendly Cruising
This boat ditches conventional fuel and adapts a solar powered electric engine.
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
SD Card Turns NOOK Color Into Android Tablet
Here's a way to safely convert the NOOK Color into an Android tablet without having to root the device.
Although we already know that it's possible to turn the NOOK Color into a full-fledged Android tablet by rooting the actual device, there's now an easy way to temporarily convert the tablet without permanently nuking the NOOK Color experience. Essentially users boot from a microSD card that loads either the NOOK OS or Android.
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