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Posted by on Oct 10th, 2008 | 3 comments

Review: diNovo Mini

Review: diNovo Mini
Many people (myself included) enjoy having a lovely home theatre experience. Many you have an expensive HDTV, perhaps with an expensive wall mount. Often this is accompanied by expensive audio hardware, game consoles, movie players, et cetera. One of the best additions you can make to your home theatre is an HTPC (Home Theatre Personal Computer) for all your music, movies, photographs, and PVR needs. These all in...
Posted by on Oct 5th, 2008 | 2 comments

Review: Flip Ultra

Review: Flip Ultra
The Flip video cameras had been making some waves last year and now that it’s available in Canada we were able to take one for a test drive. The Flip seems to create its own genre – a kind of point and shoot video camera. In a market where almost everything has a built in camera and half of those are capable of video capture it’s interesting to see how the Flip line carves out a niche and...
Posted by on Oct 2nd, 2008 | 0 comments

Disassembled household appliances

Disassembled household appliances
Brittny Badger completed her Thesis project from the Hartford Art School this May and it’s pretty nice. With a BFA in photography and a minor in visual communication design, this comes together nicely. She has taken some household appliances and disassembled them. Most of us have done that at one point, but Brittny has done us the favor of shematicly laying out out the resulting components and photographing...
Posted by on Sep 29th, 2008 | 3 comments

Review: V550 Nano

Review: V550 Nano
Logitech’s V550 Nano cordless laser mouse for notebooks has some features which make it standout amongst the vast array of options for notebook mice. That alone is something worth thinking about. There are so many different mice available so making something which stands out is no easy feat. It’s got all the usual features you’d expect: Laser mouse precision, smooth scrolling, USB connectivity,...
Posted by on Sep 24th, 2008 | 0 comments

HP turns green & transparent

HP has surprised us again. We know they had ambitions on becoming more sustainable and not just greenwashing but they have taken a huge step and an industry first. They have made the carbon footprint of their business transparent including the supply chain of their largest suppliers – the largest global supply chain in the technology industry. That indicated footprint covers over eighty percent of their costs...
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