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When Innovation Backfires. MSI’s Dual-screen eSomething

When Innovation Backfires. MSI’s Dual-screen eSomething

By Zoli Erdos on January 11, 2010

I love innovation – just not innovation for the sake of innovation.  It should be useful – and when I look at MSI’s dual-screen eReader – Netbook – Whatever, I seriously question the usability. Multipurpose devices do make sense, especially when it comes to the one-little-thing you carry in your pocket: it’s great not having […]

Posted in Product reviews | Tagged e-paper, e-reader, ebooks, netbook, notebook, paradigm shift, situational device, situational hardware | 3 Responses

Confessions of a Gen X-er – Screen Size Matters

By Ben Kepes on July 3, 2009

It pains me to say it but I’m a Gen X-er – admittedly I’m towards the younger end of Gen X but I’m there nonetheless. As such I’m no doubt seen as prehistoric, decrepit and pretty much due for the scrap heap. Despite all of this I’m fairly certain I’ve got a couple of years […]

Posted in Design, Product reviews | Tagged android, dell, linux, mini 12, moblin, netbook, notebook, situational device, studio xps, vista, windows 7, xp | 2 Responses

LCSNPC - So Much More Friendly than Netbook. Thank You, Microsoft

LCSNPC – So Much More Friendly than Netbook. Thank You, Microsoft

By Zoli Erdos on June 3, 2009

 (This is an image-only post, sorry if it did not properly come through in your feed reader) Related posts: Microsoft to use a new term for netbook Microsoft Wants to Rebrand Netbooks ‘Low-Cost Small Notebook PCs’ MS redefines “netbook” to push up Win 7 price Microsoft Says That The Term ‘Netbook’ Should Be Abandoned Microsoft: […]

Posted in General | Tagged lcsnpc, microsoft, netbook, netbooks, notebook, win7, windows 7 | 2 Responses

It’s a Sony, and It’s a Netbook. How to Turn Your Dead Weight Windows Notebook Into a Speedy Netbook.

It’s a Sony, and It’s a Netbook. How to Turn Your Dead Weight Windows Notebook Into a Speedy Netbook.

By Zoli Erdos on May 21, 2009

No, it’s not a P-Series, which Sony makes a point of calling a Lifestyle PC, not a Netbook anyway.   But I do have a nimble, fast Sony Netbook: a PCG FXA49. It’s my old, reliable notebook purchased about 7 years ago.  It suffered from Windows Disease, the most commonly known symptom of which is the […]

Posted in General | Tagged laptop, nebook, nlite, notebook, pc performance, slipstreaming, sony, vaio, win xp, windows disease, windows installation, windows xp, xp | 1 Response

How Google Made Me a Netbook Expert

How Google Made Me a Netbook Expert

By Zoli Erdos on February 28, 2009

I’m amazed at the traffic we’re getting to an earlier post of mine: Netbook or Notebook? It’s Not Only About Size.   Yes, I am quite passionate about the subject, but am by far not the ultimate expert.  But God’s Google’s Mysterious Ways can produce unpredictable results: For some reason my old post comes up on […]

Posted in General | Tagged google, google juice, google pr, netbook, notebook | 4 Responses

Don’t Bury Desktops Just Yet

Don’t Bury Desktops Just Yet

By Zoli Erdos on January 7, 2009

As laptops dominate, desktop PCs face obsolescence – reports Reuters: The age of the desktop PC appears to be over as its more portable cousin, the laptop, surges ahead with consumers clamoring for light-weight computers in funky designs for use at home, in cafes and on the train to work. Not a single desktop model […]

Posted in Design | Tagged computers, Design, desktop, desktop computers, device-independent computing, ergonomics, laptop, mobility, netbook, notebook, pc market, web applications | 1 Response

Alert: Your Computers Are Slowly Killing Themselves

Alert: Your Computers Are Slowly Killing Themselves

By Zoli Erdos on November 14, 2008

How old is your work computer? – asks the Wall Street Journal. Mine is a year-and-a half old.  The dual-core former screamer (obviously not the one the the pic to the right) has become an average slow machine now that quad-core is the standard, but I could not care less.   I don’t need a faster, […]

Posted in Small business | Tagged computer upgrade, dual-core, gmail, google, hardware, laptop, mcafee, netbook, notebook, pc, quad-core, Security, virus-scan, web applications, zoho | 3 Responses

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