The 46-inch, 1080p Toshiba Regza 46SL753B LCD TV with LED edge lights isn’t exactly beautiful, but it could be a good choice if you want a TV for watching hi-def movies and playing games. As with most flat-screen TVs, you’ll need an external speaker system to get decent audio, though
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The 18.4-inch Qosmio X500-128 is as fast as it is big — and it’s pretty flippin’ big. Its outpaced by the very fastest gaming rigs, but not by much, so, if you’re looking for laptop with an enormous screen and high-speed graphics, you should think seriously about adding it to your shopping list
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Toshiba Qosmio X500 (X500-128) review
We go hands on with Toshiba’s newest creation — a Frankenstein hybrid of a tablet PC and a regular old laptop. Read on for early photos and our first impressions of the Libretto W100
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Toshiba Libretto W100 review: Hands-on with the first dual-screen Windows 7 laptop
“Around that time, I attended an offsite of a larger private equity firm and there was a organizational psychologist who gave a talk on work life balance. He said something I’ll never forget
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Whitney posted this as a comment to an earlier post I had the other day about comments funny enough. I thought it deserved it’s own attention. It’s a wonderful description of the power and potential of our portfolio company ExFM . In one sense, ExFM turns us into smart spiders.
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Extension.fm turns us into smart spiders
“Starting today, you can tag Tweets with specific places, including all World Cup stadiums in South Africa, and create new Twitter Places.
little man, big stick cool tree taking a break along the hike 2 miles later soaking wet Yesterday, we went up to New Hampshire to do some camping & hiking. We knew the weather was going to be pretty bad but the kids were so pumped for this trip that there was no way we were gonna bail.
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Quick Disclaimer: I was not, nor have been compensated in any way for this review. I came across this extremely simple to operate presentation program about a month ago and finally got around to testing it out last week. Generally, with a new program I set aside a few hours to pick it apart and run it through its paces and explore where I may be able to incorporate it in a future presentation.
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"Trial Fusion" : Simple is as Simple Does
Less than two weeks ago, i wrote a post about the challenges of Android being sort of stuck in the middle . The middle between two extremes – iPhone and Blackberry. But after last weeks Google I/O conference, I’m more excited than ever about Android for Mobile for two important reasons: 1
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Android for Mobile Just Keeps Getting Better
The 40-inch, 1080p Aquos LC-40CT2E is an impressive budget LCD TV. Its standard-definition pictures could be better but it’s a very good high-definition performer, and its built-in Freeview HD tuner is a welcome bonus at this price. It doesn’t look as cheap as it is either
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Sharp Aquos CT2 (LC-40CT2E) review
I’ve been using ExtensionFM almost every day since it first came out in private beta several months ago . It’s a simple, lightweight, amazing web service that organizes all the mp3 you come across on various websites and blogs and puts them into an ExtensionFM Queue (think music timeline) and Library. And once you do that it will automatically update your queue and library every time those sites add music
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Panasonic has taken the idea of customising your picture and elevated it into the stratosphere with the PT-AE4000 projector. A vertiginous amount of tweaks, options and gimmicks are available to suit any conceivable situation. Excellent pictures and plenty of connections make it great value too
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Panasonic PT-AE4000 review
fred-wilson : So Divine – The Rolling Stones – Exile On Main Street 2010 one of the ten extra tracks on the reissue that is out today the opening chords are straight from paint it black hectic day and didn’t get a chance to post a song this morning. thankfully @fredwilson comes to the rescue.
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“Nicole Wahl, a 35-year-old communications manager at the University of Toronto, estimates she talks on her phone only about 10 minutes a month. “The only reason I ever call someone anymore is if I don’t have their Twitter handle or e-mail address,” Ms. Wahl said.
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Way back in December of last year (seems like a lifetime ago) I wrote what was to be my last official blog before I took my unexpected “leave of absence” on a new trial presentation software called ” Exhibitview “. In my post I sang the praises of the simplicity of the program and probably put the livliehood of several smaller trial presentation companies at risk
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Exihibitview Revisited
This is just a quick entry to thank all of you who responded to my recent travails as I once again got into a death match and barely made it out intact.. well, sort of. I now sport a new right jaw that almost matches my former “new” left jaw and incredible swelling that will take a few weeks to subside.
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SLOWLY making my way back……
fred-wilson : The High Road – Broken Bells – Broken Bells Broken Bells, the collaboration between James Mercer and Danger Mouse, is the artist of the weekend on fredwilson.fm Fred turned me on to this new record. And I’m happy that he did.
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“There are only two priorities for a start-up: Winning the market and not running out of cash. Running lean is not an end. For that matter, neither is running fat
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The Air Mouse Elite works both in standard desktop fashion and in mid-air, letting you navigate your computer wirelessly from up to 30m away. Performing admirably in both capacities, it will please people who make plenty of presentations, as well as those who want to navigate media on their PC from the couch
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Gyration Air Mouse Elite review
The slender, 13.3-inch Vaio VPCY11M1E/S won’t make you yelp with excitement when it comes to performance, but it is very comfortable to use, with an excellent keyboard. Its funky bundled software also allows you to share media between the laptop and other devices, such as a PlayStation 3 or television
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Sony Vaio Y series (VPCY11M1E/S) review