Can Hardware Development be Crowdsourced?

Jan 19, 2009 | No Comments

Looks like the TechCrunch Tablet (the CrunchPad) is coming along nicely. It’s good to see that they’re giving it a shot, at least! Even with the wide array of netbooks now available from major vendors, there seems to be a place for the CrunchPad – so long as the hardware is up to snuff. A [...]

Apple Tablet?

Dec 15, 2007 | 8 Comments

My buddy Brendan has some thoughts on tablet computing (disclaimer: AdvertiseHereForever.com sponsors our YouTube videos, and I just purchased a flag on Clickashamrock.com): No inside info at all here, just an educated guess. As a creative person, I always have ideas. I think Apple will do a tablet @ or before Macworld 2009, possibly in [...]

HP Pavilion tx1000 Entertainment Notebook PC

Mar 31, 2007 | 23 Comments

It’s not very often that hardware manufacturers send us hardware to review (largely because we don’t ask for it). Since AMD is a reigning sponsor for our programming, they connected us with someone over at HP to lend us a tx1000 – which we’ll have to send back in a few weeks. Still, this was [...]

A Tablet PC Wedding

Dec 13, 2006 | 63 Comments

A few weeks ago, Ponzi suggested that we could read our marriage vows from our respective laptops during the ceremony. I was amazed that she would suggest such a thing, but it just goes to show you that she really understands me (and respects my unhealthy fascination with technology). We have a couple of relatively [...]

Woot Isn’t Always Worth a w00t

Dec 1, 2006 | 2 Comments

A friend of mine pointed out that Woot was running a special today on the Gateway M275 Tablet PC – for $599. In my humble opinion, this isn’t much of a bargain. I’d probably buy one at $199, but at $599 I’d just as soon put an additional $400 into it for a truly better [...]