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Pystar releasing cheap Hackintosh: Why this is really, really awesome

Published April 14th, 2008 in Apple and Computers. 6 Comments

Pystar (offline right now, presumably by either digg or Apple’s hand back up now) has announced availability of a new ‘OpenMac’ system, going for $399. While this is probably illegal in about five ways, it seems awesome (and logical) from my point of view. For one, it finally makes an “Apple” computer cost […]

Sony’s new Walkmans actually look desirable

Published February 20th, 2008 in Apple, Design, Gadgets, Music and Sony. 3 Comments

So, Sony’s Walkman brand has been kinda stagnant and uninteresting since Apple’s iPod became the new word for “portable electronic music player.” Well, this product may not change that (at all), but it still looks cool nonetheless. Highly-customizable exteriors to this stick music player are likely meant to attract the kind of people […]

MacBook Air announced, I buy MacBook Pro to spite Apple, eat my words

Published February 1st, 2008 in Apple, Computers, Design and Gadgets. 10 Comments

The internets have been abuzz with news of Apple’s new ultra-thin, ultra-mobile laptop, the MacBook Air. I have been holding out to get a new computer until after MacWorld, where I was expecting Apple to refresh their aging MacBook Pro line. However, since Apple didn’t make any updates to it, I went ahead […]

Eee PC: Almost there. (No dice)

Published December 1st, 2007 in Apple, Computers, Gadgets and Software. 0 Comments

The Eee PC is certainly a wonderful little device, with a software selection to please even the pickiest of geeks. For my science project (to determine if it is yet feasible to replace text books with electronic devices for use in class), I saw it necessary to test one out, so, the day it was […]

iPod Touch Review (Yeah, it’s late)

Published November 23rd, 2007 in Apple. 2 Comments

So, for the mandatory school science fair I’m doing this neat project that lets me buy all sorts of neat gadgets and then use them during class at school.  In all fairness, the aim of the project is to “determine if it yet feasible to replace text books with electronic devices for use in class,” […]