Just because Daniel Terdiman hasn't left home, it doesn't mean he's not exploring.
In his Road Trip at Home package, the CNET reporter checks out interesting hot spots for high-tech, low-tech, science, art, and more--all near the San Francisco Bay.
Just because Daniel Terdiman hasn't left home, it doesn't mean he's not exploring.
In his Road Trip at Home package, the CNET reporter checks out interesting hot spots for high-tech, low-tech, science, art, and more--all near the San Francisco Bay.
Mimo Monitors isn't exactly short on small USB monitors these days, but that hasn't stopped it from rolling out yet another new model: the 9-inch
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http://www.engadget.com/2010/11/16/mimo-announces-imo-eye9-usb-touchscreen-with-built-in-webcam/
As an Apple Consultants Network member who has installed his share of Apple Xserves, I have mixed emotions about Apple's decision today to pull the plug on the only "real" server that they've been selling.
On the one hand, Apple hasn't been selling a lot of the pricey pizza boxes to big business, so it makes sense that Apple would simply re-purpose existing products -- the Mac mini and Mac Pro -- as servers. On the other hand, I think it sends mi
Source:
http://www.tuaw.com/2010/11/05/xserve-end-of-life-some-opinions-and-ideas-about-apples-server/