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"The man who doesn't read good books has no advantage over the man who can't read them." Mark Twain It wasn't until after I got my Kindle, Amazon's electronic book, that it dawned on me- "Why didn't Amazon do this years ago?" Considering they're one of the biggest channels for moving books one would have thought selling a device that taps into their distribution channel as seamlessly as the Kindle does would be a no-brainer. Eventually Amazon had its "ah-ha" moment, probably after witnessing the popularity of the iPod and the iTunes music store. read more

Linux is a powerful and versatile operating system that can be utilized to hack just about any electronic hardware device. To prove it, I have here a list of popular gadgets that are already known to run Linux. 1. Nintendo DS

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MacBook Air (reminds me of Michael Jordan's famous rubber shoes), Apple’s newly introduced ultra-portable and ultra-thin laptop is expected to arrive at the hands of consumers in two weeks. But already, important tech and blog sites are giving their first impressions on what is considered as “the world's thinnest notebook”. If you are salivating while watching the photos shown around the web, and if you are already thinking of pre-ordering a MacBook Air at the Apple Store, better read these initial reactions first from credible tech writers: From Wired Blog Network, Mike Calore wrote:(Gallery: MacBook Air Makes Its Slim, Sexy Debut)