Comments for talkingdigital.org http://talkingdigital.org/home buzzWord compliant and geek notoriety Sun, 21 Feb 2010 03:45:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on How about a new podcast episode by Tiffany http://talkingdigital.org/home/2010/02/19/how-about-a-new-podcast-episode/#comment-1262 Tiffany Sun, 21 Feb 2010 03:45:39 +0000 http://talkingdigital.org/home/?p=762#comment-1262 Thanks for all the great info on your show, BTW Redbox is also at City Market & Walgreen's in Fruita. Thanks for all the great info on your show, BTW Redbox is also at City Market & Walgreen’s in Fruita.

]]> Comment on The real debate: Is the iPad a big iPhone, a big iPod Touch or a crippled iMac? by matthew kettlewell http://talkingdigital.org/home/2010/02/01/the-real-debate-is-the-ipad-a-big-iphone-a-big-ipod-touch-or-a-crippled-imac/#comment-970 matthew kettlewell Mon, 01 Feb 2010 23:22:56 +0000 http://talkingdigital.org/home/?p=713#comment-970 Nice comprehensive review! There was a small grammer error that you might correct -- "nicely equipped iPad costs roughly $200-$300 more than the iPad." I personally am thinking they released w/o enough features and should call this beta the iFlop Nice comprehensive review!

There was a small grammer error that you might correct — “nicely equipped iPad costs roughly $200-$300 more than the iPad.”

I personally am thinking they released w/o enough features and should call this beta the iFlop

]]> Comment on Our favorite booth at a CES party by Tweets that mention talkingdigital.org » Blog Archive » Our favorite booth at a CES party -- Topsy.com http://talkingdigital.org/home/2010/01/15/our-favorite-booth-at-a-ces-party/#comment-964 Tweets that mention talkingdigital.org » Blog Archive » Our favorite booth at a CES party -- Topsy.com Sat, 16 Jan 2010 05:40:14 +0000 http://talkingdigital.org/home/?p=698#comment-964 [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Adam Cochran, Adam Cochran. Adam Cochran said: BLOG UPDATE!: Our favorite booth at a CES party http://bit.ly/4Yte0B [...] [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Adam Cochran, Adam Cochran. Adam Cochran said: BLOG UPDATE!: Our favorite booth at a CES party http://bit.ly/4Yte0B [...]

]]> Comment on YoGen human-powered cell phone charger at CES 2010 by Tweets that mention talkingdigital.org » Blog Archive » YoGen human-powered cell phone charger at CES 2010 -- Topsy.com http://talkingdigital.org/home/2010/01/12/yogen-hman-powered-cell-phone-charger-at-ces-2010/#comment-959 Tweets that mention talkingdigital.org » Blog Archive » YoGen human-powered cell phone charger at CES 2010 -- Topsy.com Wed, 13 Jan 2010 08:13:30 +0000 http://talkingdigital.org/home/?p=689#comment-959 [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Adam Cochran and Kettlewell, fitness guru. fitness guru said: http://bit.ly/pxtCo RT @talkingdigital: BLOG UPDATE!: human-powered cell phone charger at #CES 2010 http://bit.ly/7P87SY RT @talkingdi... [...] [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Adam Cochran and Kettlewell, fitness guru. fitness guru said: http://bit.ly/pxtCo RT @talkingdigital: BLOG UPDATE!: human-powered cell phone charger at #CES 2010 http://bit.ly/7P87SY RT @talkingdi… [...]

]]> Comment on Watch our CES 2010 coverage in real-time by Tweets that mention talkingdigital.org » Blog Archive » Watch our CES 2010 coverage in real-time -- Topsy.com http://talkingdigital.org/home/2010/01/07/watch-our-ces-2010-coverage-in-real-time/#comment-951 Tweets that mention talkingdigital.org » Blog Archive » Watch our CES 2010 coverage in real-time -- Topsy.com Fri, 08 Jan 2010 04:30:47 +0000 http://talkingdigital.org/home/?p=666#comment-951 [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Adam Cochran, Rick Castellini. Rick Castellini said: Watch @talkingdigital CES 2010 coverage in real-time http://bit.ly/61beKC [...] [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Adam Cochran, Rick Castellini. Rick Castellini said: Watch @talkingdigital CES 2010 coverage in real-time http://bit.ly/61beKC [...]

]]> Comment on Netbooks are not dead and they are not notebooks by Alex http://talkingdigital.org/home/2009/11/10/netbooks-are-not-dead-and-they-are-not-notebooks/#comment-940 Alex Tue, 22 Dec 2009 05:20:39 +0000 http://talkingdigital.org/home/?p=564#comment-940 I bought a netbook for the reasons described above, but once I threw an extra gig of ram in, its multi-tasking blew my notebook out of the water. I never ever ever use my notebook other than as an oversized alarm-clock...EEE PC 1000HA with 2 GB Ram, 160 GB Harddrive, 6-8 hours of battery life with stock battery.... I bought a netbook for the reasons described above, but once I threw an extra gig of ram in, its multi-tasking blew my notebook out of the water. I never ever ever use my notebook other than as an oversized alarm-clock…EEE PC 1000HA with 2 GB Ram, 160 GB Harddrive, 6-8 hours of battery life with stock battery….

]]> Comment on Netbooks are not dead and they are not notebooks by Netbook Wakeup Call ~ IT Professionals http://talkingdigital.org/home/2009/11/10/netbooks-are-not-dead-and-they-are-not-notebooks/#comment-939 Netbook Wakeup Call ~ IT Professionals Tue, 22 Dec 2009 05:11:50 +0000 http://talkingdigital.org/home/?p=564#comment-939 [...] This recent piece by Talking Digital as for the first time, I found an article that really hit the nail on the head with regard to Netbooks. Yes, they are definitely nothing even close to what we will find in notebooks. But there is something to be said about being able to pound out a quick article or post something to a blog without needing to lug around a full sized notebook computer. [...] [...] This recent piece by Talking Digital as for the first time, I found an article that really hit the nail on the head with regard to Netbooks. Yes, they are definitely nothing even close to what we will find in notebooks. But there is something to be said about being able to pound out a quick article or post something to a blog without needing to lug around a full sized notebook computer. [...]

]]> Comment on Netbooks are not dead and they are not notebooks by l0de http://talkingdigital.org/home/2009/11/10/netbooks-are-not-dead-and-they-are-not-notebooks/#comment-934 l0de Tue, 22 Dec 2009 01:04:15 +0000 http://talkingdigital.org/home/?p=564#comment-934 What idiot let this cretinous retard post his imbecile drivel on this apparently terrible blog? You should both be taken out behind the shed and shot, so that this valuable web real estate can be better used for penis enlargement advertisements. In short, you have no f***ing clue how to computer, don't try. What idiot let this cretinous retard post his imbecile drivel on this apparently terrible blog? You should both be taken out behind the shed and shot, so that this valuable web real estate can be better used for penis enlargement advertisements.

In short, you have no f***ing clue how to computer, don’t try.

]]> Comment on Netbooks are not dead and they are not notebooks by Will http://talkingdigital.org/home/2009/11/10/netbooks-are-not-dead-and-they-are-not-notebooks/#comment-933 Will Mon, 21 Dec 2009 22:52:12 +0000 http://talkingdigital.org/home/?p=564#comment-933 I agree with you in principle, but your last five points are absurd. For the last year I have happily used my 160gb-equipped netbook to store all of my photos and music, and plenty of videos as well. The ONLY thing about netbooks that would ever limit these uses are hard drive space, and if a 160gb hard drive is small and cheap, why shouldn't netbooks have them? Even iPods have huge hard drives these days. Also, MS word works just fine for me, I have written countless papers comfortably on my aspire one. If netbooks are able to do something cool while still remaining true to their basics (small, cheap, and long battery life), it seems silly to hold them back simply because it challenges Adam Cochran's conception of what a netbook should be. I agree with you in principle, but your last five points are absurd. For the last year I have happily used my 160gb-equipped netbook to store all of my photos and music, and plenty of videos as well. The ONLY thing about netbooks that would ever limit these uses are hard drive space, and if a 160gb hard drive is small and cheap, why shouldn’t netbooks have them? Even iPods have huge hard drives these days. Also, MS word works just fine for me, I have written countless papers comfortably on my aspire one. If netbooks are able to do something cool while still remaining true to their basics (small, cheap, and long battery life), it seems silly to hold them back simply because it challenges Adam Cochran’s conception of what a netbook should be.

]]> Comment on Netbooks are not dead and they are not notebooks by Dale Kaup http://talkingdigital.org/home/2009/11/10/netbooks-are-not-dead-and-they-are-not-notebooks/#comment-931 Dale Kaup Mon, 21 Dec 2009 13:47:00 +0000 http://talkingdigital.org/home/?p=564#comment-931 How could u forget price? Price is my overriding consideration. A 12 inch netbook for $250 or a 10 inch Compaq for $180 -- now that's the real appeal for me. I actually did buy the Compaq for my daughter and it's extremely nice. How could u forget price? Price is my overriding consideration. A 12 inch netbook for $250 or a 10 inch Compaq for $180 — now that’s the real appeal for me. I actually did buy the Compaq for my daughter and it’s extremely nice.

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