Introducing Review
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As of taday I’m introducing hardware/software reviews of digital lifestyle products. We will evaluate form, function, design, usability, support etc. We will be very Black & White: either it’s Thumbs Up or Thumbs Down! No throwing in stars or mices ![]()
Today a “new kid on the block”, an application from one of my favorite software developers: Panic. Panic is the developer of the best FTP application there is, called: Transmit.
Coda is a Single Window User interface (SWUI) web development tool. Which let’s you manage, design, edit and preview all in one application. Forgot that pesky stylesheet name? Coda to the rescue! Coda includes free eBooks within the application. Coda keeps it simple and basic and that’s it’s strenght! It’s not a full featured texteditor like BBEdit or TextMate but who cares if you don’t use all the bells and whistles? I’ll give Coda the Thumbs Up!
Caffeinated
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We’ve bought a new coffee machine a Nespresso Siemens TK70. We can now make all kinds of delicious coffees: Cappuccino, Caffelatte, Macchiato, Espresso and many, many more. We are enjoying a nice cup of coffee nearly every day
Here are some technical details:
- ABS (Acrylic Butyl Styrene) and polished aluminim finish
- High pressure pump (19 bar)
- Thermoblock heating element
- Programmable volume control
- Automatic insertion and ejection of the capsule
- Digital multilingual function display
- Back-lit control buttons
- Programmable on/off function
- Removable steam nozzle for hot water and steam functions
- Supplied with AutoCappuccino nozzle for easy preparation of milk froth and hot milk
- Automatic cooling after steam function
- Collection container for used capsules
- Inbuilt electronic warning sound, which indicates when the collection container for used capsules is full
- Electronic control of the water level in the tank
- Visual control of water level in the drip tray
- Adjustment for water hardness and descaling warning signal (based on water hardness)
- Integrated descaling programme
- Aluminium cup-warming plate - can be switched on or off as desired
- Removable water tank (1.2 l capacity)
Ladies & gentlemen…we got him!
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After playing God Of War we had to buy the sequel! It was released a little bit later then previous anticipated but this will keeps us busy for a couple of days.
No DRM at a price
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EMI announced today that their entire digital music catalogue will be offered in Standard and Premium versions next month, Apple will be the first partner to support it.
This means DRM free interoperable files, in higher audio quality 256kbps and at a price of €1,29 that’s €30 cents more then previous versions. The same offer will be made to other music labels.
Die Another Day
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The sequel to the best game ever God Of War. Kratos will be fighting again against mythical creatures like the three-headed dog Cerebus, a one-eyed giant cyclops and a flying Gryphon.
Kratos will also be seen riding on the eagle Griffon. Check out these amazing video’s of the actual gameplay on Gamespot.
The God Of War II is set in ancient Greece and has better looks and appeal than it’s predecessor. So Kratos lives to die another day.
According to sources it will be released in the market on March 13, 2007.
Go, Go Gadget phone
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Mobile devices are getting more and more powerful by the year. In this demo NVidia shows off their vision on next-generation mobile phones (at 3GSM). The power behind these graphical capabilities is their new Mobile GoForce line-up. Engadget has a nice article on the subject. Khronos OpenKODE is used for accelerating these vector 2D and 3D graphics. I wouldn’t be surprised if they would become the de facto standard on a lot of mobile devices.






