The World Through My Eyes

Wow, sometimes I think we are going to far with technology. Take a look at the clip below.

Now that you have seen this, what do you think of this? It awesome and scary at the same time that a computer was able to pull this off.

Check out this new gadget. It's a NAS box, that can support a pair of 2tb storage devices. It features a pair of USB jacks, built-in iTunes and print servers, and even a BitTorrent server which should allow your home PC to take a rest from your 7 x 24 downloading scheme. This looks to be like a nice storage device, though I wonder what the price tag will be. [Source]

Sega's rival to the iDog, except this has a woofer orifice. [Source]

Apple Did Release the SDK today along with a preview of iPhone software 2.0. You can check it out here.

Looks like Apple is finally going to be releasing the Software Development Kit soon. Many believe that they will release it today, while some think that they will just set the date of it's release today. With the SDK out programmers will be able to make 3rd party application for the I phone. It will be interesting to see where this takes the iPhone. You can check out the article about it here.

"Everex's gPC mini is the third in its new lineup of cheap, linux-powered computers.
With smoothly rounded corners and a pearly-white paint job, it's like a Mac Mini from another universe. And that's certainly what its designers want you to think: at $500, it's a mass market PC that comes in a similar tiny form and at an even tinier price."

This Mini PC is looking to rival mac in the area of small desktops, but from what I can see that only positive that comes with this PC is the fact the the hard drive is bigger than the mac's, but I believe that people will be having issues with the Linux system. not many people are willing to give up the well known OSx and Windows systems. Only time will tell on this little machine. I for one would go with the Mac mini. [Source]

You may all know I am an avid mac head. So I was excited to see that they are finally shipping their new product call Time Capsule. Time Capsule is the companion to Leopards Time Machine. Time Machine is pretty nice, you just set up an external hard dive and it starts backing up your system. Check it out here. The nice thing about the Time Capsule is that it's a router with a server grade hard drive built into it for network back ups. The Time Capsule has 802.11n access point. You can check out all the details from Macworld here.

Do you remember 5.25 and 3.5 floppies. I think that we all can remember them. Now we have USB drives that are continually growing in memory size and shrinking in physical size. Now it looks like we are able to put more than just file on these.

"Laptop computers are shedding weight but they still weigh a few pounds and carrying them around on the shoulders is often very inconvenient.
Do you really need that notebook wherever you go? Not always.
For instance, you are traveling for a business conference or an Internet café or a friend’s place that will definitely have spare computers but you need to carry the laptop just because it contains all your software programs, application settings and personal data (like docs, photos, music, videos, etc)." (Source)

It's interesting to see where have been to where we are now. I will be interested in seeing where this technology lead us.