After the wedding, my husband and I decided to buy our first appliance to invest. It’s our first and dream HDTV.We went to different stores to canvass first.We were down to two, Samsung and Sony Bravia. We want to buy a 32 inches TV. I’m so excited.My husband is so eager to inquire the features…
Monthly Archives: July 2008
For Musical Geeks
Play your own ocarina music! Zelda fans who happen to be musically inclined may want to stop by ThinkGeek. The popular online store is now stocking blue, glazed earthenware ocarinas. Each ocarina has the triforce insignia in gold on the mouthpiece and comes with a songbook filled with Legend of Zelda sheet music. They’re a…
Wii Photos
Sadly this is one of those crazy toys that’s available only in Japan. Not that the Big N hasn’t snubbed the vast majority of the world before with these channel releases, but folks holed up everywhere save for Japan have yet another one they can only look longingly at from afar. Thanks to a new…
My Digicam
I love taking pictures of my family and friends. If there is a celebration, be it a simple get-together or a grand one, I make it a point to bring my trusted digital camera in those occasions. For almost three years now, I am still using my trusted Sony DSC-S40. It is not really a…
Google Unveils Lively
Wonderland: Lively has this to say about Google’s new Lively: It seems at first glance to be rather exactly along the lines of MetaPlace and Whirled, although I’m sure there will be differences on investigation. The avatars look like Bratz. Some of the rooms look like Home. See for yourself!
Creating Legos
This video shows something that very few people have had the opportunity to witness: the inside of the Lego factory, with no barriers or secrets. I filmed every step in the creation of the brick. From the raw granulate stored in massive silos to the molding machines to the gigantic storage cathedrals to the decoration…
Fictional Gadgets To Protect The NYT Building!
Some fictional, but funny, ways to defend the NYT building from crazed climbers! A third person climbed up the New York Times building last week, forcing the Times to make adjustments to the structure. This trend is similar to the common backyard problem of squirrels scaling birdfeeders. Maybe the NYT can learn from some of…