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Tag Archives: Mobile lifestyle
iPhone 4 – Quick impressions
I stood in line for 13 hours to get the iPhone 4. That was an interesting experience, to say the least … I'll save that for a later post. My opinion of the iPhone is that the product really came together with the … Continue reading
USBCell now available
The USBCell seems to be available for ordering now in the US. For those of you who haven't seen this yet, it's basically a rechargeable AA battery, except it has a built in USB plug so that it can recharge … Continue reading
On VPN’s and routing troubles
VPN’s, or Virtual Private Networks, are a bit of a tricky beast. VPN’s allow remote clients or sites to join with your internal network as if they are right there in the building. Hence the “Virtual” part of the term. … Continue reading
External monitors with notebooks/tablets
Eric Mack (well known for Getting Things Done and Tablet PC’s) is asking about using external monitors with a Tablet PC. Here’s my advice…if sticking to the traditional approach of hooking up an external monitor to the tablet is favored, … Continue reading
The Toshiba M400 is out
I bought a Toshiba M200 about two months ago. The special thing about the M200 is that, unlike most notebooks, it is a convertible Tablet PC. What prompted me to do this? Two things. One, my main laptop broke, so … Continue reading
Politically incorrect moment
After many entries into the Win a DocuPen RC800 contest, Rob Bushway has finally picked the winner of the contest. Go ahead and read the winning entry. I have to say that I’m a bit puzzled by his choice. Keep … Continue reading
Toshiba M200 now at 60GB
Not exactly a banner day for the Internet, but not a bad day over here at rkuo.com. The 60GB Hitachi Travelstar now in my Tablet PC is, in fact, close to as quiet as the old 40GB Travelstar and way … Continue reading
Noisy notebook drives
Since I’m not using the Inspiron 9100 much any more and eventually plan on selling it, I decided to swap one of the hard drives from the Inspiron into the Toshiba M200. The drive in the M200 is only 40GB … Continue reading
On scanning and the DocuPen RC800
The following is my humble entry to Rob Bushway’s “Win your own DocuPen RC800” contest. I think the problem with most of the comments I’ve read so far is that they all focus on why scanning is good. A lot … Continue reading