I’m not much of a desktop personal user. I do my best work at a coffeeshop, bar, or in bed, so my laptop is always the way to go. When I do noodle with desktops, I always try to make them as stylish and small as possible. Shuttle’s my go-to company for small desktops, and […]
I’m not much of a desktop computer user. I do my best work at a coffeeshop, bar, or in bed, so my laptop is always the way to go. When I do noodle with desktops, I always try to make them as stylish and small as possible. Shuttle’s my go-to company for small desktops, and its latest little offering includes quad-core procs, something you normally only get with larger, louder machines.
The G5 3300 G is a great example, and you can get a quad-core system that fits on a bookshelf for less than $1,300. Sweet.
Via [crunchgear]
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This device does (well, conceptually) one thing: electronically turn sheet music. You simply tap the little foot pedal when you’re ready for the next page and that’s that. Never having played an instrument, save for strumming along to a couple of Sleater-Kinney songs in the halcyon days of my youth, I don’t personally know how annoying […]
This device does (well, conceptually) one thing: electronically turn sheet music. You simply tap the little foot pedal when you’re ready for the next page and that’s that.
Never having played an instrument, save for strumming along to a couple of Sleater-Kinney songs in the halcyon days of my youth, I don’t personally know how annoying it is to have to quickly turn the page as you’re playing scales or whatever.
And might I add, vertically aligned images have no place on the World wide web. How awkward does that picture look? Any bigger and it’s do a number on your vertical scroll bar.
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You know how in the Matrix humans were grown in farms to harvest bodies to power machines? The kids at Berkeley Lab (Giz trivia: Chen’s a Berkeley grad) are making a jacket that does the same thing, but it powers gadgets like laptops and cellphones instead of futile resistance to Keanu Reeves. Basically they’re going to interlace thermo-electric silicon nanowires with the fabric, and they’ll transform excess hotness into energy. Send these to Adam Frucci, and our energy problems are over. [Rich Media Info via New Launches]
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I’m not much of a desktop computer user. I do my best work at a coffeeshop, bar, or in bed, so my laptop is always the way to go. When I do noodle with desktops, I always try to make them as stylish and small as possible. Shuttle’s my go-to company for small desktops, and its latest little offering includes quad-core procs, something you normally only get with larger, louder machines.
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