Monthly Archives: July, 2008
EeePC and the Consultant Follow up
I posted about looking to the newer Atom based machines to solve the last couple of problems I had with my EeePC. I could not wait however, falling foul of finding a review on EeeUser.com for the new 6600mAh batteries available from Cameron Sino, available for a very reasonable price from Clove Technology. I snapped [...]
Mutterings On Competition
Reading through my very own selection of blogs (via Google Reader), I gain a lot of information across a wide number of different subjects. Some relevant information, I place in my own customised ‘The Deeper News Headlines‘ feed that you can find just at the top right. Well today, I found something that I had [...]
EeePC for the Consultant – Long Term Usage
My trusty EeePC has been going now for six months, and how has it faired. Well, it has proven to be pretty good except in three areas… all of which are not killers for the product. It must be said that I refer to the 701 unit with its 7 inch 800×480 screen, rather than [...]
Conclusions about the UK STB market
As reported through the DTG website, GfK have analysed the growth in the sale of STBs in the UK. I have access only to the summary on the DTG site, but there is one glitch with the analysis as reported – it supposes that there will be a further growth in the low cost STB [...]
Progress to Free content… as in removal of limits
It has been over ten years since @Entertainment launched satellite TV services into Poland from Kent in the UK (in-cable launch 5th June 1998 and as DTH on 18th September 1998). Is it true that this country (after entrance to the EU) is finally liberalising the TV market?