The LaCie Network Space 1TB, designed by Neil Poulton is purported to be an Ethernet Central Storage solution. On the surface it’s a reasonable product. Set up is relatively easy and it is found on the network easily with my Windows 7 PCs. Transferring data to the device was quick and painless. But the promise [...]
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BottleMate – is this the easiest to use bottle opener ever?
Here is the perfect stocking filler for that relative who has everything, or for someone who just likes to drink a lot of beer! BottleMate – it really works. Get a load of this video to see how the thing works. It’s simple but effective! » Post Ad Purchase: Intext Link Plurk This Post Buzz This [...]
Bebook – week 2
So, I thought it might be useful to update on my progress with the Bebook. I have finished one novel on the device and I’m happy to report that it is a comfortable device to work with. Reading is easy, navigating is easy. In fact when you have to put the book down, whether you [...]
Bebook – reviewing the reading revolution
Bebook. Ordinary name but a most un-ordinary product. I received my Bebook last week and have been playing around for a few days with this intriguing device. Intriguing? Well maybe not in terms of its technical application and sophistication, but intriguing because of what it portends for the future of books and reading. Why did [...]
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