Whenever I go to Mercury Drug, I think of Native Command Queuing

Hey cool, my article about SATA came out on the PCMag.ph site. I wrote this very technical article for the January 2006 issue, and I really enjoyed writing it as I learned a lot about Serial ATA (SATA) and consequently, Parallel ATA (PATA), the technology it’s supposed to have replaced. It’s basically a geek’s dream.… Continue reading Whenever I go to Mercury Drug, I think of Native Command Queuing

Thoughts about ‘Survey: Majority of Blogs are Personal’

Duh. Obviously focused on American bloggers, but it’s safe to assume many of the details, like the reason why people blog, are the same worldwide. On a similar article titled “Report exposes real deal about bloggers“, it says that “While 74 percent of Internet users are white, only 60 percent of bloggers are white.”, and… Continue reading Thoughts about ‘Survey: Majority of Blogs are Personal’

Sony DSC-W50 Cybershot Writeup Out

My review of the Sony DSC-W50 is out today, link here. It was a very fun camera, easy to use and fire away at things. I found its best use is for parties, at the mall, or in other words, indoors and in low light.

My PCMag Notebook Shootout Notes

I was lent five notebooks last May by PCMag, and I’m posting here the spreadsheet I used to make the comparison. Featured notebooks are the Acer Travelmate 3242 WXMi, the Amoi Blue M626 Laptop, the NEC Versa M350 1704DW, the Asus A6R and an Asus A3A. The specs I mentioned are the ff.:

Article Roundup July

Two of my articles recently came out these past weeks, first a several – months delayed one, re the Sony Ericsson W550i Walkman phone (I have since acquired one since I liked it sooo much). Article here. The second is “Lowdown on Gadgets”, which was supposed to be a gadget tips article. Here.

‘Authors’, nice Moleskin alternatives for hallucinating writers

I’m a big notebook collector, and no it’s not ‘notebooks – computers’ but ‘notebook – Jolina on the cover’. You know, the one with paper, and requires a pen. Anyway I’m nuts about these. I appreciate it whenever us press people are given freebie nice ones (I tend to use them till they fall apart),… Continue reading ‘Authors’, nice Moleskin alternatives for hallucinating writers