Weekly Walkman Talk: New Models

Sony has unveiled the latest update to the A-Series Walkman line with some serious features. The new NW-A840 series, available in black and brown, simply is the most brilliant Walkman offering from Sony to date. Check out Sony Insider for more (Sony insider). In addition they have unveiled the introduction of the new NW-S640 (left) and NW-S740 (right) Walkman music players. These Walkman both have a 2.0 inch LCD, and the for the first time this generation the ability to output its display to TV at 720×480 (SD) resolution. Check out Sony Insider for more (Sony Insider).

Feature of the Week: Direct Recording from External Music Source

In my opinion while the ipod is a great piece of kit, Sony are getting back in the game with the Walkman brand (Which I prefer). One feature that the ipod does not have is the ability, on some walkman models, to rip music directly from a portable CD or MD player. This means that the world of portable music is open to all, even those that have no use for a PC at home.

War

As said by Thom York of Radiohead:


"It would be very easy for our generation to forget the true horror of war, without the likes of Harry to remind us. I hope we do not forget."

Game pricing set to rise/ Boycott Activision

Windows 7 is Coming!

Windows 7 Europe is coming 22 October 2009. To celebrate the much lauded operating system Microsoft is running the pre-order offer of the CENTURY! Between 15th July, 2009 and 9th August, 2009 the consumer can get Windows 7E Home Premium Edition for 49.99 or Windows 7 Professional E for £99.99. The offer is available through participating retailers, a list of which can be found HERE!

Do not miss out, order your copy as stocks are limited!


NB. This product is better than VISTA

Woolies is Back.....But not as we knew it

New widget In side bar

There is now the new Turin Brakes widget in the sidebar below the weather widget.

NB. the Blueman Group widget auto starts so will need to be paused first.

Guybrush Threepwood Lives!

Have you ever wanted to use one of the many flash drives you have lying around for somthing more than simply storing files? I did and came across the portable apps Platform. It is a free platform that supports many free apps that will work from a flash drive. What is so special about that? I hear you ask. Well this means you can take all you favourite applications (as long as a portable version exists) and use them on public computers e.g. School, library, work ....etc as they do not leave any files on the host pc. They run entirely from the flash drive. Give it a go and expadt your flash drives capabilities. Your flash drive demands it!