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I didn't get to read the rules and I haven't been to this part of Ayala Cebu for awhile but it's nice to know they have this. It is located near the information booth on the ground floor in front of Guess. The great thing about this is, it is free :-)
I was doing some research this morning to determine which is a worth device to replace my Iphone 3GS. and I found this, mite be of help to others who are in the same boat as I am.
You better check this Video, looks now I am also really leaning toward the android.
One of the factors that keeps me stuck to the iphone is the multitouch smoothness and of course, browsing, the browser just allows for a more pleasant experience, speed is of course the key, but I guess not anymore, not WITH Froyo having flash running and having few secs delay only over the safari with no flash support on the Iphone.
The things I hate the most on the Iphone are Contact management + Sync to one PC with itunes, they just suck.
I will probably end up with an ANDROID+Itouch or ANDROID+Ipad., PROBABLY but not definitely.
Look's like my craving for the 550D will have to be suppressed. I will wait for this full framed brother with HD VIDEO to come out. Well I am still assuming it will have HD video, heck, if they don't put it on the 60D, it will be a crappy camera.
Just to give you a quick over view on this device, it allows you to stream 720P HD video form your desktop or laptop PC wireless to your TV or Projector.
The EEPC's that everyone has come to love from ASUS continues to develop more innovative mini computing machines. This time though they have focused these their netbooks on Cloud Computing.
Here is their official PR Release.
Manila, Philippines; July 29, 2010
The 4th Generation Eee PC™—Mobile Cloud Computing at its very Best
Three Cutting-edge Models to Suit Every Lifestyle
ASUS today announces the launch of the new 4th generation Eee PC™. These latest iterations of the iconic netbook deliver the best cloud computing experience in an array of bold designs to suit the tech-savvy lifestyles of the social elite, professionals, and just about everyone else.
With features like 500GB of ASUS WebStorage, ASUS GamePark, ASUS@Vibe, LocaleMe and Boingo, these ultra-thin and lightweight netbooks have everything to support a cloud computing lifestyle.
Other features include USB 3.0 ports for faster data transfers and USB-charging capabilities, Bluetooth 3.0, as well as a camera covers for additional privacy.
Eee PC 1018—the Premium Netbook
At less than 1-inch thick, the Eee PC 1018 Series features a lightweight (1.1kg) aluminum chassis that gives a premium and sophisticated touch to suit the stylish and jet set.
Its tactile, patterned finish is available in Brushed Black and Etch White, and houses a chiclet keyboard and a large Multi-touch trackpad.
Eee PC 1015—the Seashell Revisited
The Eee PC 1015 Series features the power-saving ASUS-exclusive Super Hybrid Engine technology which gives it a 13.5-hour battery life*, making it ideal for travelers.
The 1015 Series’ streamlined shape is complemented by ergonomic features like a 10.1-inch LED-backlit display, chiclet keyboard, and touchpad with Palm-Proof technology. Available in an array of colors, it comes with matte, textured, or glossy finishes.
Eee PC 1016—the Business Netbook
With its brushed aluminum chassis finished in Casual Black or Modern Silver, the Eee PC 1016 Series’ understated elegance makes it ideal for the business world.
The 1016 Series caters to the business professional’s needs, with a single hotkey that immediately sets it up to presentation mode. With the Syncables Desktop, the 1016 Series easily syncs up emails and calendars with other PCs and mobile devices to keep the user’s information up-to-date
This is where I got the idea from first seeing it at www.mp4nation.com
The dangling headphone just looks bad so I came up with this idea, I made this tonight and will test it on my car tomorrow morning.
If it works I will post photos of the process. It looks kinda ugly, I plan to wrap it in rubber tape to make it look better if it works. The goal here is not to buy anything anymore OR spend as little as possible.
Instead of using an old headphone, I found a spare 3.5" jack to RCA. This would be cheaper to use/cut.
Materials Used:
1.) Old 3.5" to RCA Stereo Cable (you may use any old headphones as well)
2.) Paperclip
3.) Scissors
4.) Your Finger to bend the clip (lol, this is the hardest part as it require you to bring out the artist in you)
Here is how the Finish product looked like:
UPDATE:
It Works!!!! Will post guide photos later.
Update here are the Guide photos:
Its better to have the antenna face down than face up because the radio is at the bottom. The pictures should speak for itself but if you have any questions feel free to ask!
