- Housing affordability at record high.
- Antarctic Cruises: Disaster waiting to happen?
- Netbook sales are up, are they saving or killing the computer industry?
- 5 writers who affirm the importance of travel.
- The essential non-writer's guide to writing.
- 2 kids + 0 husbands = family?
- The once and future e-book. On reading in the digital age.
- iPhone Rubik Cube Solver. Incredible! When I was a kid, I had to take my cube apart with a screwdriver to solve it. This method is much, much cooler.
- Netflix profit up 45% in Q4, nears 10 million total subscribers.
- Digital SLR vs. digital super-zoom cameras on safari. Which one is better? For most people, a super-zoom makes a lot of sense. That's what I took with me to Antarctica and I was able to get some shots (and video) I would have never gotten had I used an SLR.
- Apple vs. Palm: the in-depth analysis.
- Tokyo's e-paper disaster signs help you escape earthquakes and Godzillas. One of the neatest parts is that they will keep their last displayed image if they ever lose power.
Wednesday, February 04, 2009
The Daily Dozen
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The Tokyo bit is great, but perhaps dissuading from becoming a first-adopter. I these things start getting used for advertisements, we can expect the cost of the display to plummet in 2 or 3 years, if that long.
I just acquired pdf's of every single text for this semester.
I don't intend to buy the books.
I will save $500.
Justification enough for a e-reader, easily. Or do I hold out for the tablet netbook?
Ugh!
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