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Chinarut
http://blog.chinarut.com
Member Since Aug 16th, 2006

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Verizon's Treo 700wx launch detailed

Feb 16th 2007 12:13PM on Engadget

I thought Steve announced the iPhone at $499?

Palm Treo 750 running Windows Mobile 6

Feb 16th 2007 12:11PM on Engadget Mobile

dunno bout you but i'm psyched bout iPhone running Mac OS X :)

TUAW Poll: What keyboard and mouse do you use?

Nov 7th 2006 1:10PM on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)

I love my macally ICEkey along with my mac mini - haven't had a need to buy a premium mouse yet - i get by with a compact BenQ mouse.

Engadget: "Time Machine restores best, not first"

Aug 16th 2006 7:06AM on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)

being a tvwm fanatic in my college days - yes, I was a bit surprised that it's UN*X roots weren't acknowledged a bit more at the keynote.

umm...just read Ross' article and I'm sorry - System Restore just never cut it for me. I'm really impressed with the execution of Time Machine and that's without getting my hands on it of course. I'm a SCM nut so if you ask me, the closest anyone ever came to Time Machine was ClearCase. I'd always wanted to see someone figure out how to plug ClearCase universally instead of a bunch of VOBs. Apple seems to be successful in making ClearCase look "less computery" for sure!

Something that wasn't mention is I immediately thought of Gelernter's Lifestreams project referenced to me eons ago by a past friend of mine - his spirit is with us!

More thoughts here...

http://www.stevenberlinjohnson.com/2006/08/apple_apple_mac.html

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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