Why iPad Sucks??

This post is very similar to my last post but with added stuff. iPad is going to be an over-hyped marketing bluff. I don't like iPad because:

1. It's not revolutionary. It doesn't even use real OS. It uses iPhone's mobile OS. It's not multitasking. It's just click and touch applet stuff. And fools are falling for it thinking it's light year ahead stuff. They are brainwashed if they think it's revolutionary.

A Computer Virus

An animated projection of Computer Virus's life presented in a hilarious manner. I came across this animation and couldn't help myself to make it one of the posts on my blog.

It starts with an animator sketching some stick figure and all of a sudden...

1.5 Ghz HTC HD3 Spec Sheet leaks

It’s common knowledge that the HTC HD2 is one of the most capable devices currently on the market running Windows Mobile. In fact, it may be the single most capable device ever to run Windows Mobile.

Regardless, Microsoft’s latest attempt at a mobile operating system with Windows Phone 7 is quickly approaching with hardware manufacturers everywhere gearing up their own offerings. Seeing how the HTC HD2 was such a successful device, speculation regarding a Windows Phone 7 powered HTC HD3 has become the general consensus.

Today, a supposed spec sheet for the HD3 has leaked out giving us a look at what seems to be hardware components that are too good to be true. As you can see from the above pictured spec sheet, the HD3 is said to feature a 4.5-inch screen, a 1.5GHz processor, 1GB of RAM, an 8 megapixel camera and more.

While it wouldn’t be too far off to dream of a device with such specs, it also wouldn’t be too hard for someone to do whip up a fake list in Photoshop.

We’ll have to wait until someone officially involved with the matter comes forth to speak more.

Sanyo Eneloop Music Booster KBC-9VS: An Amplifier That Can Be Carried Anywhere

This device is useful for anyone who have to use AC adapter or 9-volt DC battery to power their musical devices like units, amps, graphic equalizers and multitrack recorders. What differs this from other musical devices is that it has a built-in rechargeable high capacity lithium-ion battery that can be used in environments where you cannot plug it in an electric socket.

Here are the specifications of the Sanyo Eneloop Music Booster KBC-9VS:
* Input Power Supply: AC 100~240V
* Output: DC9V x 2 (maximum output 2000mA)
* Charging time: About 3.5 hours
* Built-in battery: Lithium-ion battery (3.7V?7350mAh)
* Ability capacity: 6600mA
* Continuation Use Time
o Analog effect (Distortion / Over Drive etc , About 10mA) - About 50 hours
o Digital effect (Digital Delay / Digital Reverb ,About 50mA) - About 27 hours
o Digital multi-effect / Mini amplifier / Graphic equalizer (100mA) - About 17 hours
o Multi-track recorder / Synthesizer (About 300mA) - About 7 hours
o Electronic / Percussion (1000mA) - About 2 hours
* Package Content: Main body / AC adapter / Input AC cord x1 / Input DC cord (45cm) x 2 Polarity conversion code x 1 / Case x1
The Sanyo Eneloop Music Booster KBC-9VS provides excellent sound quality because of its voltage boosting technology. You can get this for about $147.

Iron Man 2 USB Flash Drives: Something For The Kids

Do you intend to wear on your sleeves your actual love for the Iron Man 2 movie that was recently shown in theaters? If you do, then here’s another chance for you to buy one of the most incredibly designed USB flash drives since the Steampunk USB.

The Iron Man 2 ISB flash drive is a fully sculpted 3D drive that comes in different sizes and capacity. They are available in 4GB, 8GB and 16GB capacities. The only thing I am waiting for is to know whether these USB flash drives will light up once you plugged them into your USB port.
You can get the 4GB version for about $34.99, the 8GB for $44.99 and the 16GB for about $59.99.

Sony Rolls Out Vaio P Series

If you have some bucks to shell out and you want a handy and portable computer, you might want to take a good long look at this new and improved Sony Vaio P Series. It has integrated full PC features and capabilities that will let you edit documents, watch online videos and organize photos with an ultraportable design.

This Sony Vaio P Series has one-touch buttons that have convenient shortcuts—WEB button, ASSISST button and resolution button that will help you adjust the screen resolution of your display for optimal viewing pleasure. It also has mobile navigation grip to surf the web without mouse or keyboard. It also has a trackpad and high-resolution 1600 x 768 LED backlit 8-inch ultra-wide display (diagonal). More, it has GPS and digital compass, accelerometer sensor, built-in Everywair 3G, clear and bright widescreen VAIO Display Plus and easy-to-use quick web access.
You can get this Sony Vaio P Series for starting June 2010 onwards.

New HP Slate Comes With Palm’s WebOS

Ever since HP took over Palm, various critics have begun saying that it could also mean something for the HP Slate, which is poised to come out very soon. This device is taunted as the next best thing you can have if you’re not into Apple’s iPad.  It also seems like a promising alternative, so no worries there.

The HP Slate has a built-in camera, video-recording capability, USB port, an SD card reader and support for  Adobe Flash. It almost have the same features as Apple iPad’s aside from the fact that this is incredibly cheaper compared to all other high-end tablets you can find in the market.
But as HP just acquired Palm last month, it looks like this Slate will also be released with Palm’s operating system, WebOS, which was created for its Palm Pre and Pixi Plus. It could be a good partner with the HP Slate.
The HP Slate will cost about $550 for the 32GB version and $600 for the $64GB version.