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The Definitive Collection Of The Craziest Desktop Computer Rigs In The Planet
Desktop computing may be dying, besieged by ultrabooks and tablets, but that doesn’t mean people aren’t still loving their crazy desktop setups. Here are the very best ones — located in the homes of artists, musicians, engineers, mad gamers and people who just love computers — compiled from readers’ submissions and hours of searching.
Millennius Joins The eBook Party With A $250 WiFi Model
Let’s be honest – for the most part, if you’re going to buy an eBook reader, you’re either going to grab a Kindle or a Kobo. Or maybe, if you feel like splurging, you might grab a Sony Reader. But if you want to grab an e-ink screened reader for a reasonable $250, Millennius has just jumped into the market.
Sony Launching Reader Apps For iOS and Android
Flowing on from their recent announcement of their new eReaders, Sony has confirmed that they’ll be launching Android, iPhone and iPad apps for Reader by the end of the year.
A Slim New Crop Of Sony Readers Arrives In Town
And lo, the slim and cheap Sony Readers we heard about have arrived, and only the flagship Daily Edition dons a 3G coat. All models have new Pearl e-ink displays, and 2GB of memory.
The Asus Eee Tablet Looks So Infuriatingly Dated
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Asus’ Eee Tablet sounds incredible at first – from the company that invented the netbook, a tablet with a specially designed LCD that rivals the convenience of e-ink tech without the lag. But are you still impressed after this clip?
