Sounds too good to be true? Well… Perhaps we have another Medison Celebrity here, but who knows… Let’s give zzzPhone the benefit of the doubt: We’ve seen super-duper Chinese cell phones at trade shows before, but usually they’re not available/usable on a worldwide basis (because of either shipping or frequency limitations). But now there is […]
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What do you get when you take a Kindle, add connectivity features which easily compete with most modern cell phones, make it not look like an 80’s Soviet device, and then fold/roll the screen up? You get the newest (/only?) product of Polymer Vision, the Readius. As they state, the Readius is the ideal travel
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The last couple of months I’ve been keeping an eye on developments in the smartphone market and there’s one thing I do not understand… Why is it so hard to design a decent smartphone? There are many models on today’s market which have nice features, but the ideal smartphone is still nowhere to be found…
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Yup, that’s me! 😉 Well, at least if I base it on the job offers I receive via email: 2-3 each month. Not bad for someone who isn’t actively looking for a job in the first place… 😉 In Norway there are more job vacancies than there are unemployed people, and the IT sector is
On december 16th, 2007 Marianne ordered a Dell Inspiron 1720 at Dell Norway. On these last days before Xmas Dell was giving some of their customers a 10% discount, so it seemed like a good idea at the time… Expected delivery date would be on/before January 7th, according to the order confirmation. We were also
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I was cleaning up some old magazines and came across a stack of MCN Magazine, the bimonthly magazine of the MCN (Microcomputer Club Nederland). This Dutch computer club existed in the 1980’s (as far as I know the magazine was published in 1985 & 1986). I’ve searched a bit online but can hardly find anything
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