New year's eve is here and this is my lists of gadgets that rocked my world in 2006 :D
Notebook
I brought two Notebooks.
1. Dell Inspiron 6400 for office use.
2. Sony VAIO VGN-AR28 - It provides me great entertainment with a sleek design.
Mobile/PDA
I brought total 2 devices.
1. The blackberry Pearl for office use - One of the best and lightest smart mobile phone around.
2. Motorola RAZR V3i - It has large color display along with Bluetooth, 1.3MP digital camera and mp3 music playback.
Other
1. Apple iPod 80 GB - One of the best digital cum video player around. I purchased because of 80 GB space to hold all my songs and videos.
2. XBOX 360 - Video game and entertainment system
3. DVD camcorder Canon DC22 - Very good for capturing life's good movements.
My 2007 gadgets list
I am planning to purchase following gadgets in 2007:
=> Dell 24" wide aspect flat panel LCD monitor
=> Nintendo wii game console
=> DIY NAS using freenas.org software and Intel based system for my growing storage needs.
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* Used Fujitsu P-2040 subnotebook. Absolute best notebook ever. Rather slow at times, but incredible battery life.
* Blackberry – I don’t know what model. My new job gave it to me. Honestly, I’m not a fan of these things. I’ve already run a red light trying to answer a call. Give me a simple (circa 2002) cell phone any day. However, having Google Maps on it is nice.
* iPod 5th gen 60gb – Upgraded my 3rd gen 15gb
* Nintendo DS Lite w/ EZFlash 4 Lite – Bit expensive for everything, but being able to read e-books comfortably on the train to work is priceless.
In 2007:
* Nintendo Wii
* New desktop & fileserver
Hello joe,
Thanks for comment. Nintendo Wii is on top list :) I used to think that you have apple hardware.
I used to, but my dogs broke my Macbook screen right before I left for Europe and had to buy the Fujitsu. The Macbook is a really nice laptop, but it runs WAY too hot, IMO.
Plus, since I started focusing on learning more about Windows, being in a Server 2003 environment helps a lot.