This is a video review of my Samsung NC10 netbook. It's running Windows XP home edition and has the following specs
1.6 ghz Intel Atom processor.
1 gb ram DDR2-5300
160 GB HD
10.2" screen
6 cell battery.
I use this netbook for when I'm travelling and my other laptop; the Apple macbook is too heavy to carry around with me. This thing is super light and does everything I want it to do.
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Apple Wirless keyboard - Review
Apple Wirless keyboard - Review
The Apple Wireless Keyboard is the latest addition to the ever expanding selection of Apple accessories available to Mac owners. Not only is it very small, it takes up a lot less desk space than you could imagine. It's also super wafer thin and light as a feather. This thing doesn't even weigh two pounds.
Personally, I use this keyboard as an attachment to my macbook while it sits on my Logitech Alto Connect stand. The beautiful thing about having this type of setup is that I can use my laptop for longer periods of time with the same comfort as a desktop. I never feel too crouched over my laptop. The comfort lends itself very well as a full time keyboard too, so would be just as useful hooked up to an iMac or Mac Pro.
Did I say hooked up, well you won't find any physical wires here... the keyboard connects to your Mac via Bluetooth which is really nice. This not only keep things tidy, but also means you don't take up valuable USB ports. No worries about tangled cables, plus it can be positioned with ease.
Back to the styling and the keys are very nice indeed. They use the identical chicklet style keys seen on the current macbook. I'm not mad about the feel of the keys when typing though. I find there is not enough grip on my fingers and having too much space between the keys can also be off-putting.
Overall, I rate this keyboard very highly. Apple have done a good job with the beautiful design, the brushed aliminium looks gorgeous! The function keys are very useful when accessing items such as the volume and brightness levels. The latest Apple Wireless Keyboard get a 9/10 rating from me.
The Apple Wireless Keyboard is the latest addition to the ever expanding selection of Apple accessories available to Mac owners. Not only is it very small, it takes up a lot less desk space than you could imagine. It's also super wafer thin and light as a feather. This thing doesn't even weigh two pounds.
Personally, I use this keyboard as an attachment to my macbook while it sits on my Logitech Alto Connect stand. The beautiful thing about having this type of setup is that I can use my laptop for longer periods of time with the same comfort as a desktop. I never feel too crouched over my laptop. The comfort lends itself very well as a full time keyboard too, so would be just as useful hooked up to an iMac or Mac Pro.
Back to the styling and the keys are very nice indeed. They use the identical chicklet style keys seen on the current macbook. I'm not mad about the feel of the keys when typing though. I find there is not enough grip on my fingers and having too much space between the keys can also be off-putting.
Overall, I rate this keyboard very highly. Apple have done a good job with the beautiful design, the brushed aliminium looks gorgeous! The function keys are very useful when accessing items such as the volume and brightness levels. The latest Apple Wireless Keyboard get a 9/10 rating from me.
Friday, February 20, 2009
Unboxing of the Ifrogz silicone wrapz
This is an unboxing video of the ifrogz silicone wrapz case for my iphone 3g
Ifrogz unboxing
I bought this for 12 euro from the O2 shop
Ifrogz unboxing
I bought this for 12 euro from the O2 shop
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
