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Nissan’s got stuff brewing. And its good. Really good.

Ah, yes. Automobile banter. One of the essentials of holiday chatter when more than a few adults have gathered around a fireplace or a TV. Who’s got what, and how its just a tad better than how your’s does that. I imagine a lot of the conversation volume this time around will be governed by [...]

December 15th, 2007 | Category: Automotech | Leave a comment

Buffalo’s new 32 GB flash drive: Now with 20% extra speed!

Akihabara’s peeps posted word about Buffalo’s upcoming 32 GB wonder that’s apparently 20% faster than anything else on the commercial market.

So, lets see…for that to be true, the Buffalo SHD-U32GS would have to boast a read speed of 36 MB/s and a write speed of 24 MB/S, ’cause the good ol’ IronKey made stateside has [...]

December 12th, 2007 | Category: Sujeetech, Sujeetism | Leave a comment

The Canon PowerShot S3 IS speaks SDHC just fine. All the way up to 8 GB.

Yes, really. And for a really good deal on an 8 GB Class 6 SDHC card ($30 after rebate), head on over to NewEgg and don’t forget to send in the rebate (PDF link) immediately.

And what exactly does that $30 buy you, you wonder? Any one of the following, or a mix-and-match in moderation:

A tad [...]

December 12th, 2007 | Category: Shutterbug, Sujeetech | 2 comments

You say Orb. I say Chumby.

While I dig the overall concept of the Ambient Orb, the Chumby appeals to more even more. Here’s why:

* Instant nightstand item candidate. Its small enough, and well-protected enough, to withstand the snooze slap in the mornings and/or the accidental drop from the nightstand when one fumbles for the light switch.
* Its got both an accelerometer and a “squeeze sensor”. Meaning, it’ll know when its dropping and when its being slapped / squeezed. T’was nice of the product designers to think of this.
* Access to the Chumby wireless network is free (after ownership of a Chumby device), much like the Ambient Orb. However, one can add functionality to the Chumby via “widgets” (software applets that work on the Chumby and display their results on-screen). These widgets / channels are available for free. Most of ‘em.

And most important of ‘em all – I don’t have to remember what I set the color purple for, or what a tinge of blue means. LCD screens are so much better.

December 12th, 2007 | Category: Sujeetech | One comment