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[ Craig Cline's Blog : Craig Cline's Blog] No-Treo: For the price of a calling plan, you'll start with plenty of gadgetry you'd think they would have saved for the glitzy, high-end models. There's a speakerphone, voice dialing, an audio recorder, a serviceable 640-by-480 pixel camera, a (silent) video recorder, RealPlayer for playing back audio and video clips, an infrared port, and a flash memory slot that comes loaded with a 32-megabyte card.

[Macgeekery.com] Mac Geekery - Wired: Wired News, a pioneer in online journalism, has been at the forefront of daily technology news coverage since its launch in 1996. The site's mission is to provide an original, lively and timely chronicle of how technology affects our lives, for better or worse.

 [News.com.com] Blogma | News.blog | CNET News.com: "It may be, as many have suspected, that Apple intentionally introduced the Nano on the same day as the ROKR to pull attention from what they had felt had become a project that they wished to distance themselves from. I can see how Motorola might've become a little agitated, especially if they'd been sold on the idea of an 'exclusive' event and Apple pulls the year's hottest new gadget from their front pocket, literally."

 [Howtoweb.com] HowToWeb.com Blog: Technology: The new video iPod is receiving some positive reviews from around the blogosphere. New Cool Gadgets calls the video iPod the "complete mobile entertainment package." Cheap and Tiny says it is better than the Sony PSP.

 [Epicycle.org.uk] Epicycle Weblog - August 2005: Peeling back the shell - industrial research firm iSupply apparently makes a living from dissecting electronics hardware, and their investigation into the Mac Mini reveals that, based on the cost of components and manufacture, Apple are making a significant profit on every sale. However, their investigation into one of HP's current photo printers suggests that it is actually being sold considerably below cost, which rather confirms the idea that the ink cartridges are where the company really makes its profits.

 [Homepage.mac.com] The Committed Sardine Blog: Probably least surprising was the fact that 70 percent of college students who answered a questionnaire as part of the study said they were simultaneously pursuing other web activities while they IM'd, such as listening to a media player, word processing, talking to someone in person, eating or drinking, watching television or talking on the telephone. The average number of IM conversations per student at one time was about three, the highest number being 12.

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