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一年過去了，Palm 仍然未有任何在亞洲推出的計劃，這一直令我們失望，也令我們不太明白，為什麼 Palm 會選擇放棄亞洲這個曾經很挺他們的市場。

今天，我們也許找到 Palm 一直不管我們的原因了！Palm CEO Jon Rubinstein 日前接受訪問時被問到有關 Palm 與 iPhone 的事情，而 Job Rubinstein 竟然是如此回答 "I don't have an iPhone. Actually, I've never used one." （我沒有 iPhone，事實上我從來都沒有用過 iPhone。）

Job Rubinstein 作為 Palm CEO，竟然沒有用過 iPhone？這真的要令人驚訝。若以同一個邏輯來想，Job Rubinstein 恐怕沒有到過亞洲，也不知道亞洲有這麼多 Palm 的粉絲，只知道亞洲可以用較低價錢生產 Palm 吧！

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It's no secret that I am an unabashed fanboy of Mac accessory design firm . Their for the iMac and Apple Cinema Display is sleek and utilitarian, and the is a stylish way to stash that MacBook Pro when you want to use it with the cover closed. So it was with a great deal of interest that I read about another of the company's accessories, the portable subwoofer for MacBook.

The idea behind the US$79.99 BassJump is simple -- the built-in speakers on the current MacBooks do a poor job of replicating the low-end of the sound spectrum, so why not add a USB-powered subwoofer to the mix to make the MacBook sound better?

The BassJump portable subwoofer kind of reminds me of a shrunken Mac mini. Five inches on a side and a tiny bit over two inches tall, the speaker has a rubberized base to avoid sympathetic vibrations that could ruin sound quality. There's no power supply -- as noted earlier, this is a USB-powered accessory.

You're not going to be able to use the BassJump as a replacement for a high-end audio system. The existing speakers in the MacBook line do an "OK" job of replicating the higher frequencies and the BassJump can fill in on the lower frequencies, but the combo still doesn't beat a dedicated audio system. But if you have a need to pump good-quality sound out of a MacBook for a presentation, or just don't want to be tied to a set of earbuds or headphones when listening to your iTunes library, the BassJump is a great solution.It's no secret that I am an unabashed fanboy of Mac accessory design firm . Their for the iMac and Apple Cinema Display is sleek and utilitarian, and the is a stylish way to stash that MacBook Pro when you want to use it with the cover closed. So it was with a great deal of interest that I read about another of the company's accessories, the portable subwoofer for MacBook.

The idea behind the US$79.99 BassJump is simple -- the built-in speakers on the current MacBooks do a poor job of replicating the low-end of the sound spectrum, so why not add a USB-powered subwoofer to the mix to make the MacBook sound better?

The BassJump portable subwoofer kind of reminds me of a shrunken Mac mini. Five inches on a side and a tiny bit over two inches tall, the speaker has a rubberized base to avoid sympathetic vibrations that could ruin sound quality. There's no power supply -- as noted earlier, this is a USB-powered accessory.

You're not going to be able to use the BassJump as a replacement for a high-end audio system. The existing speakers in the MacBook line do an "OK" job of replicating the higher frequencies and the BassJump can fill in on the lower frequencies, but the combo still doesn't beat a dedicated audio system. But if you have a need to pump good-quality sound out of a MacBook for a presentation, or just don't want to be tied to a set of earbuds or headphones when listening to your iTunes library, the BassJump is a great solution.

originally appeared on on Thu, 14 Jan 2010 21:00:00 EST. Please see our .

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This idea blows my mind: An electric guitar tuner that analyzes a full strum all at once, telling you which individual strings need tuning. Brilliant!

I love this—it's so simple, but for a casual guitarist like myself (and, um, every male who went to college in the past three decades), it sounds like a perfect way to tune up quickly. The PolyTune is also able to tune all kinds of drop tunings, alternate tunings, open tunings, and probably even whatever the hell weird tuning the guitarist from My Bloody Valentine uses. It's apparently accurate to 0.5 cents, which is good enough for my ears, and works with both guitar and bass. We don't have pricing or availability info yet, but it should come pretty soon, since it's being shown at the NAMM audio expo today. [ via ]

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hahaha…Nike’s Most Valuable Puppets are back at it again. We’ve seen it all, including Lebron and Kobe Dunking on A Reindeer. In this episode, their house goes up in flames due to an unknown cause. The fire department is working hard to figure out what caused the fire while lil Dez instigates the whole situation. Whats the cause? check out the video….

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During one of the worst economies our parents have ever seen, according to Adams research, people spent $9.97 billion to get out of the house to see a movie last year -- up 10 percent from 2008. At the same time, Disc sales (DVD and Blu-ray included) were down 13 percent to $8.73 billion -- which wasn't down nearly as much as most consumer goods. Now we know what you're thinking, all those digital downloads must be cutting into Disc sales, but you're wrong. In fact despite plenty of growth, VOD via cable and satellite services brought in $1.27 billion, while digital downloads only managed $0.36 billion -- so yeah not even 5 percent of what Discs brought in. What probably did cut into Disc sales more than anything else though was rentals, which rose 1.8 percent to $8.15 billion -- no wonder and other studios withheld titles from . Overall Hollywood fared pretty well totaling $28.38 billion on features movies alone so while there are a few potentially disruptive technologies out there, so far none have been.

originally appeared on on Thu, 14 Jan 2010 20:14:00 EST. Please see our .

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If you like your products to last for 10 generations, the Ultrasone Edition 8 headphones are for you. These beautifully crafted headphones are made from palladium (a rare metal) that increase durability and limit tarnishing. They are also embossed with a high-tech ceramic inlay and uses Ultrasone’s latest S-Logic Plus technology for “an impartial acoustic feeling that affords the listener the utmost spacious tonal perception.” Durable, sounds great and looks perfect, what more can ya ask for? If you’ve got a spare $1699 laying around, the Edition 8 Ultrasone’s are for ya, plus each headphone is stamped with their own serial number and comes in a sleek leather bag. BOOM!

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What a beautiful piece of machinery from Freeman. Dubbed No1 the bike comes fully customized to your every desire. The frames are made to the measurements of your body and are available in fixed-gear or free-wheel, with or without brakes and can be painted any color you wish. Not only that, the Freeman Track Bike comes with a kit that includes a Reynolds carbon or custom steel Freeman fork, Hand-built Columbus steel frame with S-and-S Couplers, and Waxed canvas and leather bike bag. What more can you ask for. BRILLIANT!

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