“Behold, the instrument of your liberation!” — Bane (The Dark Knight Rises Limited Edition) X Mimobot
Company: Mimoco
Website: Bane (The Dark Knight Rises Limited Edition) X Mimobot
Price: 16GB $29.99 USD; 32GB $39.99 USD; 64GB $69.99 USD
Nobody can argue the recent popularity and publicity surrounding Christopher Nolan’s final installment of the Batman trilogy, The Dark Knight Rises. While reviews about the film and its characters may be mixed, it’s hard to say that the merchandising of Batman-related products hasn’t been a success. Mimoco has just added the characters of Batman and Bane from The Dark Knight Rises to its popular line of character-themed USB 2.0 flash memory drives.
Anaheim, CA, 29th July 2010 –Trans International a Company known for Maximizing Macs today announced the worldwide availability of Up to16GB Memory Upgrade Kit [4X4GB] PC-3 10600 DDR3 1333MHz SO-DIMMS for the newly released Apple iMacs [July2010].
TransIntl.com memory modules conform to Apple’s stringent electrical and mechanical design guide lines and carry a Lifetime replacement Warranty. Trade in your Apple iMac factory memory, 4GB Kit (2X2GB) for $52.00
16GB Kit [4X4GB]……..$ 488.00
8GB Kit [2X4GB]……..$ 248.00
4GB Kit [2X2GB]……..$ 108.00
Pocket Card Reader for Micro SD and Trans-Flash Cards
Company: IOGEAR
Price: $14.95
iogear.com
If you’ve ever had the “pleasure” of using the new micro SD cards, then you know just how small these cards are, and also how difficult they can be to handle.
You can buy these micro cards with a regular size SD card “shell” that has a little door on them, that once opened, allows you to stick the micro card inside the larger card, which you can stick in any USB port. Continue reading »
These Micro SD card slots are popping up in all of the latest cell phones and in some cameras, and they have a surprising amount of memory. For instance, the card in the picture was a 1GB card.
At MyMac.com, and other computer sites, terms like freeware, burn, jpeg, and more are being used all of the time. Sometimes we (the writers) take for granted that the audience understands what we are talking about. I figured I’d make a list of ten of the more common terms we might use in articles. You might look at a lot of the words below and think they are common sense. What might be common sense to you might be totally foreign to another person.
1. Download: When you view a website, or email, or anything on the internet, those files are being downloaded to your computer. In other words, they are coming from another computer, somewhere in the world, and being sent to your computer through your internet connection.
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Dear Readers:
The leaves are turning colors and New England is entering its most beautiful season: Fall. Fall is short-lived here, sometimes as short as a week, but while it’s around, it is breathtaking. People come from all over the world to view the foliage, and with good reason. The colors of the trees, backdropped against mountain and ocean, are worth the trip.
You see houses dressed for the season, with cornstalks, pumpkins, and gourds. Bulky, soft, and warm sweaters are brought out of storage and gloves suddenly become important. Multicolored leaves decorate yards, parks, roads. You see children playing in them on their way to school. The air is crisp and refreshing-exhilarating! Skiers and snowmobilers ready their equipment. Sun worshipers brace themselves for the oncoming darkness. The world moves on and we’re her captured audience, silenced by the wonder.
As much as I enjoy Fall, I hate to see Summer go. With it goes the sunshine and warmth-traded for heating ducts and lots of electric lights. And while I’m writing this, getting nostalgic for the upcoming holiday season, I wonder… What can I cover that will help you? What questions do you have that I haven’t answered?
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