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December 11th, 2007

Sony PlayStation 3 60GB

The Sony PlayStation 3 60GB has indeed built a reputation of its own as being the most expensive next-generation game console out in the market. But with the value I am receiving from my money, I am even more convinced that the PS3 is just about the best product I’ve ever invested in.

The PS3 comes with a Blu-ray disc drive, which lets me play high-definition Blu-ray movies, and not just the regular DVDs. Plus, with its 60GB hard drive, I can save virtually anything I want onto the system! And with Bluetooth support, I can then play whatever games with wireless controls easily! To top it all off, I can play online games for free as well! This is indeed the sweetest game console I have ever encountered!

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December 7th, 2007

The Bluetooth Security Hole

Bluetooth is the most popular wireless file sharing technology today. It is widely adapted by cellular phones, music players, and other portable gadgets. But just recently, Symantec is asking Bluetooth users to be more aware of the commonplace the technology is fast becoming to be, as there is simply a number of security vulnerability associated to it.

 

Security issues such as bluejacking, bluebugging, and bluesnarfing are getting common. Most of the security breaches perpetrated using the Bluetooth technology lead to problems such as denial of service and mobile viruses, Trojans, and worms hosting. Another annoying problem Bluetooth users experience is called bluespamming. This one works very similar to email spamming.

 

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December 4th, 2007

Toshiba Satellite R15-S822

I just love the Toshiba Satellite R15-S822 laptop that I got recently! It makes using the laptop very easy because of its convertible screen! In fact, I can swivel the screen so that it would be laid flat! In addition, this is not the only convenient feature about the Toshiba Satellite R15-S822!

By twisting the screen, I can then view my notebook the way I would a regular book, or even the way I watch television! Plus, the Intel Pentium M processor lets me use all sorts of applications at optimum speed! What’s more, Toshiba’s very own Shock Protection System gives ultimate protection from impacts and such, as well as reliability for my hardware components!

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December 1st, 2007

Olympus Stylus 710

I have always wanted a slim digital camera, and the Olympus Stylus 710 has certainly caught my attention. It is one of the most compact digital cameras I have ever seen, and it comes with convenient features as well.

The Olympus Stylus 710 comes with 28 shooting modes, so I can experiment with the effects I would want on my photos. Plus, it has the Digital Image Stabilization Mode, which lets me take whatever image I want in picture perfect clarity. And with its Bright Capture Technology, I can then take high-end pictures in whatever condition and lighting. Even my friends are impressed with the pictures I just took of them last weekend!

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