From magazines, newspapers, chit-chatting and internet ... Please post and add in if you have any personal interesing dings that you like to share 
- more USB 3.0 hubs and adapters are being rolled out, yet systems with 3.0 as standard are still tip-toeing (way) behind
- after all the humdrums about 3D-TV, most heavy players are now pushing it back to next year. So hold off that ding for the merry seasons
- notebook manufacturers are not contemplating in either raising their price or dropping their price more on the current inventory - so much for contemplation
- XFX to drop nVidia cards from its repertoire, I am sure that this is only temporary until XFX gets a better deal from nVidia
- AMD still not making $$ even after robust sale number (25 mil units sold) of its cards; keeping even with nVidia after the latest settlement announcement for knowingly selling bad cards (nasty blokes).
- after all the humbah about how bad Firefox with extensions, Opera now jumped on the band wagon with extensions (did I say repeat "extensions") in its ver 11
- loads of tablet annoucements, loads of not-yet-ready-to-show to consumers. I guess marketing departments are still working out market potentialities and pricing. Send them all to Apple to take seminars in this aspect.
- so now that Apple is being serious about gaming on its devices with Valve partnership, time for me to upgrade my macbook
- rumor about Dell moving/outsourcing AW outside USA in order to strengthen its financial situation and positioning itself for better customers support.
- Chineses are going nut with iPhone4, paying up to 1K USD for a 2nd hand device since Apple cannot keep up with the demand over there. Good time for a reverse eBay effect, Chineses buying from USA instead
- when most of Internet users suffering at 2-8MB/s average for their connections, the Koreans are expecting to see 1000MB/s connection from their current average of mid-100B/s; very unfair. No wonder it is the land for media contents transport and supporting devices.
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- more USB 3.0 hubs and adapters are being rolled out, yet systems with 3.0 as standard are still tip-toeing (way) behind
- after all the humdrums about 3D-TV, most heavy players are now pushing it back to next year. So hold off that ding for the merry seasons
- notebook manufacturers are not contemplating in either raising their price or dropping their price more on the current inventory - so much for contemplation
- XFX to drop nVidia cards from its repertoire, I am sure that this is only temporary until XFX gets a better deal from nVidia
- AMD still not making $$ even after robust sale number (25 mil units sold) of its cards; keeping even with nVidia after the latest settlement announcement for knowingly selling bad cards (nasty blokes).
- after all the humbah about how bad Firefox with extensions, Opera now jumped on the band wagon with extensions (did I say repeat "extensions") in its ver 11
- loads of tablet annoucements, loads of not-yet-ready-to-show to consumers. I guess marketing departments are still working out market potentialities and pricing. Send them all to Apple to take seminars in this aspect.
- so now that Apple is being serious about gaming on its devices with Valve partnership, time for me to upgrade my macbook
- rumor about Dell moving/outsourcing AW outside USA in order to strengthen its financial situation and positioning itself for better customers support.
- Chineses are going nut with iPhone4, paying up to 1K USD for a 2nd hand device since Apple cannot keep up with the demand over there. Good time for a reverse eBay effect, Chineses buying from USA instead
- when most of Internet users suffering at 2-8MB/s average for their connections, the Koreans are expecting to see 1000MB/s connection from their current average of mid-100B/s; very unfair. No wonder it is the land for media contents transport and supporting devices.
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