A music video by the Japanese metal band, Maximum the Hormone. Called Bikini, Sports, Ponchin. Frankly, it is almost all in Japanese and I have no idea what on Earth it means, but the beat is quite catchy.. and more importantly, I never ever thought that the human physiology and anatomy could be used to make a metal video.
Guess you learn something new everyday.
I am sure all the tech geeks out there have already known about this. But for the rest of the world who is still oblivious to it. Here it is. The Sony Vaio P Series Netbook.
Weighing 1.4 Pounds or about 0.6kg this makes it even lighter than the Mac Air which weighs 3 pounds or 1.36kg
It is as almost thin as the Mac Air(0.76") at 0.78" but suffers in terms of screen size, being only 8" diagonally, as compared to the Mac Air which is 13.3" diagonally.
Another difference is that it is powered by Intel Graphics Media Accelerator while the Mac Air is by NVIDIA GeForce 9400M graphics processor with 256MB of DDR3 SDRAM shared with main memory.
However, from the video, as you can see, it wins hands down on size and portability. A simple woman's handbag or the backpocket of a baggy jeans would be sufficient.
And I believe, it will cost a fraction less than the Mac Air.
Frankly, as Singapore continues to grow in terms of Wireless internet, I am tempted to get one if the price is right. Laptops have always been the middle man between desktops. However, it is never powerful enough to replace a desktop cost effectively and not portable enough for my liking. Now, with this netbook, it is possible to do your office/homework on the go. It serves well as a secondary PC, not too bulky to be taken around and more functional than a PDA. The battery life is a bummer at 4 hours. But I guess, an extra battery pack shouldn't be much of a hassle.
Do keep an eye on this product. The new age of portability is about to begin.
The stuff of movies. I have not seen this in any Singaporean house before, but I think the concept is really cool. Too bad I couldn't find any Singaporean dealers.
From Hidden Passage way .com these ideas are a neat way to add that bit of fun and lore into your homes.
Imagine a way to use that space below the staircase.
Or a means to hide off the door to your store room
Or even the door to your secret home work space. I just love how it really uses up the space and blends in with the surroundings.
More than meets the eye. Do visit them and take a look at the different types of doorways available. You will be surprised! =3
Have not been blogging for quite some time... been busy with school and stuff...
*haha* new year resolution... gotta put aside some time for such stuff ^_^x
well... some time back... came across these and I told myself... I am so going to save up and buy them. Called the LightCap 200, these are solar charged bottle caps that fit nicely on top of your Nalgene bottles and turn them into lanterns. Love the concept and the usability on those trips.
ZOMG~! =3... anyone wanna get some too? Currently sold at about US$25
