The Road Warrior Mailbag - July 14, 2008
Airport Dropout With MacBook Pro Logitech VX Revolution Nano Cordless Laser Mouse
Ideas for iCards replacement?
The Road Warrior Review - Kensington Ci95m Wireless Mouse With Nano Reciever
Slim-profile notebook mouse features new tiny "nano" USB wireless receiver dongle
The Dawn Of PowerBook Pismo G4 Processor Upgrades - From The Road Warrior Archive
In June, 2002, two processor upgrade vendors announced G4 upgrade programs for the PowerBook G3 Pismo, and I posted the From The Archive selection republished here this week commenting on the welcome developmentWorking Around Apple’s Inflated Hardware Upgrade Prices
Rory Reid, writing for CNET's UK-based Crave site, last week posted a provocative comparison castigating Apple for charging grossly inflated prices for BTO upgrades like RAM and hard disks for their laptop computers - as much as 200 percent higher from Apple, for what would be essentially the same quality or even identical drive from a third-party OEM supplier. The obvious alternative for savvy Apple system purchasers is to boycott Apple's grossly inflated hardware upgrade prices and get one's upgrade goodies from a third-party vendorFrom The Road Warrior Archive - Which Powerbook?
This year marks the 10th anniversary of The Road Warrior. It’s amazing how time flies, and there’s a great deal of profundity in mid 19th-Century journalist and Le Figaro editor Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr’s French language aphorism - “Plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose” ("the more it changes, the more it’s the same thing"). For example, in 1998 I was shopping somewhat casually for a new laptop, and in 2008 I’m also casually shopping for a new laptop, or in the present Apple-approved vernacular, “notebook.”
The Road Warrior Review: Colored Laptop Desk Futuras And New Gaming Platform
LapWorks is offering eight , bright new color themes in its line of colorful printed Laptop Desk Futura laptop coolers, plus a new wide portable keyboard and mousing platform for comfortable computer gameplay
The Road Warrior Mailbag/From The Archive - June 23, 2008
120 GB HD For MacBook Air? From The Road Warrior Archive - G4 iBook or Titanium PowerBook - Which Is The Best Choice? (For You)
Snow Leopard, Nehalem, And Apple’s Notebook Product Release Roadmap
Apple's chose not to enlighten us in the slightest at WWDC about its intentions regarding the next Mac notebook upgrades, or for that matter any of its computer platforms, and even the rumor mills have been relatively quiet lately on that topic after a flurry of speculation a month or two ago about an aluminum MacBook being in the offing - something I think will indeed materialize, but the question is whenFrom The Road Warrior Archive - My Three ‘Books Revisited
Something Old; Something New, And Maybe The Best ‘Book Of All [Originally Published April 20, 2003]
New iPhone. Yawn
Marc doesn't care much about iPhone 3G. But check out those apps!Sorting Out Intel’s Core 2 Duo Mobile Processors - Past, Present, And What’s Coming
Anyone out there besides me find Intel's CPU nomenclature conventions confusing? Core 2 Duo; Merom; Santa Rosa; Penryn; Centrino; Montevina; Nehalem; and so on and so on, and aside from the Core 2 Duo designation, those are just Intel's mobile chips and platforms
The Road Warrior Mailbag -, June 9, 2008
Re: The Ideal Mac Notebook For Road Warrioring
Two-finger clicking in early Powerbook
You don’t need two hands to right-click on a Mac notebook
The Road Warrior Review - Lapworks Attaché Fan-Cooled Laptop Stand
One feature that distinguishes the Attaché from most laptop stands is that its main computer support tray is made of solid aluminum plate, which is durable, lightweight, attractive, and acts as a large passive heat sink that draws heat away from the computer. However that's only part of the story. The "active" feature of the Attaché stand consists of two relatively large diameter, slow-turning (2200 RPM), USB-powered cooling fans built into the unit's support base
New iPhone?
Will Apple reveal a new iPhone and what will it be like?The Road Warrior Mailbag - June 2, 2008
Kanga Redux The Ideal Mac Notebook For Road Warrioring
You don't need two hands to right-click on a Mac notebook