DISQUS

I used to print our my source code for reviewing and debugging purpose. Viewing the source code on paper is much easier than on the monitor. However, lately, I have been reducing printing--a very small part to reduce resource consumption.

Add an automated watering system and I am sold!

I used to own a 500GB external HD which I stored more than 300GB worth of DV-quality family videos, 30GB worth of family photos that span several years. I also use that drive to backup my 120GB MacBook HD. One day, that drive just hit the dust without any warning (the SMART status was just fine a few days earlier).

My worse data loss happened when my 500GB external HD hit the dust and took with it more than 300GB worth of DV-quality family videos, 30GB worth of family pictures which spans several years. I now have a replacement, but still looking for a backup drive, I will probably looking for something like the Drobo.

In my office building, I often spot a man in this wheelchair. The first time I saw it, the word segway came through my mind, so I looked it up and sure enought, it is made by segway. The psychological effect of this iBOT is enormous: for the first time, wheelchair user can "stand" up to a normal level. They no longer have to look up while talking. Too bad that the price prohibits its wide use.

Mark Reid: I agree with you, as I grow older, 13.3 inch is still too small for me. On the other hand, 8 inch screen is very generous, compare to that of an iPod touch :-)

Boy,
I hate to see my laptop flies off the desk just because I forgot to unplug before leaving my office :-)

Personally, I would not buy these gizmos. I currently use a large shear that I use for cutting hard objects such as aluminum sheets, heavy wires, thick plastic, ... This kind of cutting tool is very handy around the house and it will effortlessly cut through the plastic like there is no tomorrow.

This is the part I have been waiting for a while now. Thanks guys. I am going to try it out.

This is extremely boring.

Excellent review. May I suggest some additional tests?
1. Compare the result of this scale with a couple of others. Ideally, we should compare it with an airport's scale (that is, if you going on a trip, compare, then follow up).
2. Have you ever tried to weight something that is more than 100 pounds? Does the scale fall apart and die, does it falsely tell you that the luggage is 100 pounds, or correctly tell you that the luggage is more than 100 pounds?