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Monthly Archives: January 2008
The Home Computing Master Plan: Macworld 2008 Edition
Here is the original master plan. It is notable mostly for predicting yesterday's Apple TV announcement, and for my woeful bitching about the computer that I still have now (that was more than two years ago!) I now present to … Continue reading
24 hours is not enough to watch a digital movie rental
Okay, I touched on this in my Macworld coverage, but it deserves its own post. We have a TiVo Series 3 that connects to the Internet. I can see us owning an Apple TV at some point in the future. We … Continue reading
MW 2008: Liveblogging winners
Clearly the winners of the liveblogging competition were the guys at MacRumors. Their AJAX-powered interface gave news updates in a timely manner, and their photo feed was showing relevant photos at the right time. Second place goes to Ars Technica, for … Continue reading
Questions about Time Capsule
Part of the Macworld 2008 Keynote post-mortem. Time Capsule is Apple's wireless hub + backup drive all-in-one product. It provides fast wireless networking: 802.11n. It provides a large, "server-grade" hard drive, accessible wirelessly. (By "server-grade" they seem to mean 7200 … Continue reading
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How I will watch the keynote (and how you can, too)
What keynote, you ask? For shame. Do I know you? This keynote. During the event, I will be following along with the "live" text feeds on the following sites. My comments (based on previous years) are attached. I may also keep … Continue reading
Liveblogging the liveblogging of the Macworld 2008 keynote
Again, you ask what keynote? I intend to liveblog the liveblogs. You won't get every moment of the keynote from me, for that, check out the previous post of mine. But I do intend to update this post with my … Continue reading →