Gadgets

My MyBook World Edition II Fun =) - Part 1

So in my previous post, I set the following goals for my MyBook WE2:Serve as a storage point for all files I wanted to manually backup.Automatically download torrents from a directory I would put torrents intoAutomatically download predefined lists of videos and convert them to various formatsConsume schedule video from my PCTV2GO and convert it to various formatsDownload predefined lists of blogs etc I wanted to read and convert them to audio.Serve as a print server? Maybe print out predefined documents for consumption.Let's see what we can get accomplished. We'll start with the first goal and get our storage point...

posted @ Wednesday, February 20, 2008 3:47 AM | Feedback (0)

My MyBook World Edition II Fun =) - Prelude

So, with the recent announcement of CompUSA's closing, I have  been swinging by there on occasion to check out the deals on whatever stuff there is. I recently purchased a MyBook World Edition II 1TB model and have been having a lot of fun with it. They were down to 299 which isn't ridiculously cheap, but it's far, far below the retail of... whatever it was. Something crazy like 450 i think. I found them several places online for around 320ish. I went by the other day and they are now down to 257 which *is* a pretty sweet deal....

posted @ Tuesday, February 19, 2008 2:48 AM | Feedback (0)

Gibson Robot Guitar

Those of you that know me personally are aware I'm an amateur guitar player. I started playing a little over a year ago and it's been a great experience. A couple months ago, Gibson released the Robot Guitar!   Here's a little blurb from the Gibson site: Since the dawn of the instrument, musicians have come to accept the guitar's imperfections and lack of tonal precision as necessary evils. Onstage and off, guitarists have fought to stay in tune. Every music lover and performer has had to suffer through the show—halting, mood-killing atonal droning of a loudly amped guitar being brought into tune. And in the studio,...

posted @ Sunday, February 17, 2008 2:34 AM | Feedback (0)