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Ok that was obviously never going to work unless the point of the stunt was to burn your self alive in which case the odds where excellent on it working just perfectly
Thanksgiving gift timed strangely well.
As if MP3, OGG, WMA, AAC, DivX, and FM radio support wasn't enough, this Turbolinux Wizpy player comes pre-installed with Linux. The OS, Turbolinux FUJI, has Firefox, Thunderbird, and Skype, which makes it easy to just plug the player into any machine and boot directly to Linux.
The player weighs just 2.1 ounces, and launches in Japan in February. Of course, there's no stopping any Linux user from loading their flavor of linux on any USB-capable MP3 player, including the iPod. So maybe this Wizpy isn't as useful as they'd have you believe. – Jason Chen
Some Japanese Linux Some More Japanese [Impress via Anything But iPod]
Filed under: OpEd, HDTV, Cable/Satellite, Web, TV Squad Lists, Hardware, TiVo
Several of my colleagues here at TV Squad have listed personal video recorders as one of the things they're most thankful for this holiday season.
I wholeheartedly agree with them and think the list could even be extended a little bit further.
We live in an age where our televisions, computers, cellphones, PDAs, PMPs, video game consoles, and a myriad of other products can all communicate with other devices wirelessly and at broadband speeds - all in the pursuit of making the TV watching experience as convenient as possible.
From a technology perspective, it's never been a better time to be a fan of watching TV. Here is a list of the TV related items I'm most thankful for this holiday season.
Continue reading What JJ is thankful for
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Yes, as it happens—if you will! She's throwing out a bunch of her stuff, including old documents, and is...
"...worried about the garbage bags being ripped open on the sidewalk at night, as they often are on my street, and the entire neighborhood suddenly leaning over to read the letter some agent wrote to me in 1977, expressing regret that while my talent was certainly evident, the material I had submitted was not likely to meet any reader's interest or current market needs, although he or she certainly wished me luck elsewhere..."
Actually, the good people of NoLIta probably do not find you or your garbage that interesting, hon, but now that we know, we'll be right over.
They also post a weekly "list of five books a critic believes reviewers should have in their libraries." Or else.
