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The Paper PC
http://paperpc.blogspot.com/
The blog of Robert S. Anthony, personal computing and technology columnist. Anthony, former senior writer at PC Magazine, now writes regular features for Bloomberg Markets, Black Enterprise, The Network Journal, Black Issues Book Review and other magazines and newspapers.
- Added on: Apr 17th, 2005
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Listed in: Journalists Technology Computers
- Tags: philips ambx thq dmc-fz18 dmc-fx55 dmc-fx33
Recent Posts
Motorola Droid Lands at Verizon Wireless
You've seen the dark and stormy TV commercial teasing us about the device that's going to do all sorts of nifty things that Apple's iPhone can't. Now it's here--almost. Motorola's Droid smartphone , the first with version 2.0 of Google's Android ope...
Booklet 3G netbook: Nokia turns a page
A notebook from Nokia? What is the netbook world coming to? Maybe to a Best Buy near you ... or at least Nokia hopes so.At a splashy press event in New York this week, Nokia introduced the Nokia Booklet 3G, its first foray into the already crowded no...
IREX DR800SG Challenges Amazon\'s Kindle
You can't have too many digital book readers. At least that what IREX Technologies is banking on as it rolled out the IREX DR800SG at a well-attended press conference at the New-York Historical Society in Manhattan.The new $399 unit, with a crisp 8.1...
NYPL Wi-Fi: No Power for the People?
Patience and Fortitude are the nicknames of the marble lions that guard the Fifth Ave. entrance to the famous New York Public Library building on 42nd St., but you may need a little of both if you want to use the free wireless Internet there for more...
Samsung's DualView Cameras: About Face
Maybe it's a response to an epidemic of digital narcissism or maybe it's just a tip of the hat to the explosive growth of me-centric social networking sites. Either way, Samsung's new DualView digital cameras--the first ever with a second LCD screen ...
Sprint's Samsung Reclaim: Lean & Green
Are you eco-conscious? Do you care what your cell phone is made of? Sprint certainly hopes so.Last week, at a well-attended press event at the Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum in Manhattan, Sprint introduced the Samsung Reclaim, a phone made of ...
