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The first is a little crazy.  It is an 18 Button programable mouse. There is a picture of it to the right.  At first glance I thought, to many buttons, but this thing would be sweet if you were playing a RTS (Real Time Strategy) game.  I could also see it being good for FPS (First person shooters), but I would have to try it out first before I said any more.

The second device was more realistic.  A three device charging station.  The nice thing about this charging stating, is that each charing mount is pluggable, so you can purchase special tips to fit your devices.  The say on the website that it already can charge over 4,000 devices, but somehow I doubt it.  I could be wrong.  It does support microusb, which is just about very new device coming out.  So I could be wrong.

For more details check out Gizmodo’s Original Article entitled “Now Available”.

Then today, I ran across this opensource version that seems to be perfect.  The software is called MuseScore and it is completely free (Well of course it is free, it’s opensource, I just know some of you people don’t know what opensource means.)

I know you people like videos so here is an into to it and here is the link to the homepage.

Barnes & Noble Intros Wi-Fi-only Nook, Lowers 3G Nook Price – PC World

Kindle Now Just $190 as Ebook Reader Price Wars Get Heated – Gizmodo

It is great that we are finally getting  smoke in the air in this e-book war.  I’m still to cheap to buy a nook or a kindle, but this is a great start.

At this point I think I’m going more for the nook, from a technical standpoint.  Extra color LCD, plus a e-ink display, android powered.  A wi-fi only option to make things cheaper.  Just Like the look more too.

I need to look into cost of e-books.  I think the price comparison would be the same.  But I don’t know.  Maybe that would be a good weekend project for me.

The best is how the marketing department did their video. I love Tom and Jerry videos. Check it out for yourself below.

If you don’t know what Google Buzz is, think of it as Goggles version of Twiter. But the emphasis again on goggles version. It is more of a social aggregator, as it will also show your twiter tweets. Apparently also my personal web blog too. It is kinda hard to explain if you haven’t tried it out your self. If you have gmail you can already try it out yourself.

One of the reasons I like google buzz so much is because I only have to log into one place to check every thing. If I could just get it to show my friends facebook feed I wouldn’t even need to browse the web.

Gmail, Reader, and Buzz would do everything for me.

You can check out my buzz fead by going too my Google profile.

Sorry it is on windows ce and not android. It was the best and shortest example I could find. Wow I’m getting faster.

Now you may be saying wow!  Eight years and it never broke on you.  Hey I didn’t say it never broke, it did, I was just able to always fix it.  But this time, it was the main mother board that broke.  Just wouldn’t connect to the computer any more.

I replaced it with a Brother MFC-295CN.  I have to say I really like Brother printers.  This is my first one at home, but we used them at work and they are great work horses.  I was a little worried as all the printer’s at work were laser,  this is the first inkjet Brother I’ve ever dealt with, but it is trumpeting on fine.

One of the main reason why I love Brother printers so much, is because of their Linux support.  I plug it into the network and every computer can use it.  Regardless of OS.  I can even scan form it in Linux or Windows form any computer.  Plus it is a fax machine.  Not that I will ever really use that feature.

The auto-document feeder was also an added bonus.  It has already come in handy.

It is not really that good at photo printing, but hey anyone who is printing photos form home is wasting there money.  Send it to Costco or Walgreens.  Better prints and cheaper.  Though the ink on this baby is only around $12 dollars.  My old HP cost around $40 to replace the ink.  Though it defiantly probably held more ink.   Again that old printer was a monster compared to this one.

The upside to all of this, is that I only spent $69.00 for it.  Crazy how things change in 8 years.

So for all you people with Ipad’s, go get your free epub formated Scriptures.

https://tech.lds.org/wiki/index.php/Gospel_Library_for_ePub

I need one of these!

Man is this thing cool or what!  It would really clean up the kitchen counter.  That is were my wife charges her cellphone.  And at $14.95 with free shipping it is on the edge of actually being affordable.  Here is the website.

http://www.cpdocks.com/

My only problem is that while $14.95 isn’t really that bad of a price.  It’s still only a piece of plastic.

What do you all think?