My Favorite iPod nano

My Favorite iPod nano is this.
This is a 3rd generation iPod nano for those who don't know, and I bought it for 6,000 yen (about $48.61 USD at today's rate) at Amazon.co.jp, used. I put in videos, podcasts of software development, and music (of course).

I like the silver back of this iPod nano, and I usually use the Sony noise cancelling earphone I bought in San Francisco International Airport back in 2011 with this iPod nano.

A little tangent, but I used to have a iPod mini 2nd generation 6GB with iPod Linux on it. I miss those days, where the average MP3 player had black&white screen. Also, do some of you remember that in circa 2004, CREATIVE's muvo 2 was taken apart to take out the then expensive micro drives? :)

Back to iPod nano, but I wish Apple didn't take away the click wheel on their latest and the one before. Click wheels were the symbol of iPods.... Now I must say they don't care much about iPod nanos as they used to... :(

I'm expecting Mikey to give a review of his new gadget from SAMSUNG soon. So stay tuned!

Commodore 64 Connects to the Internet (Youtube Video)

Commodore 64 Connects to the Internet (Youtube Video)

 

Final Fantasy Agito

Final Fantasy Agito is something I've been playing on my Xperia Z3 SOL26.

It is pretty fun, and I like how you can create your own character.

Sony Electronic Book Player DD-S35 (DATA Discman)

Electronic Book Player DD-S35 (DATA Discman) is something I bought today.

I am amazed by the quality of this Electronic Book Player / Electronic Dictionary.
The design reminds me of Vaio Type U which I used to have.

DD-S35 was made in Japan in 2000, selling at 43,800yen.

This retro DD-S35 screen is very well made, and very easy to see.
I think I like it better than my old SEIKO one, because it's Sony and because of the design.

The DATA disc contains bird chirps and it includes Azure winged magpie chirp. That made me really happy because I used to have an Azure winged magpie called Q-chan for 13 years.

Could successfully (?) Run DSL on NEC LifeTouch Note

Could successfully (?) Run DSL on NEC LifeTouch Note which runs Android 2.2.

The thing is, the GUI movement is very slow...

The terminal app is working well, so I may as well get a very old distribution of Linux on Limbo PC emulator to test out. Until next time.

Mohawk Search on Nokia N800

Mohawk Search on Nokia N800 Woot! It works!

Thanks Mikey for showing it via Skype!

Link of the Day

My first computer had a Windows 95 OS in it, but folks older than me probably remember minicomputers if they are from those era. I found a good site called old-computers.com where they showcase lots of retro computers.

Here's a link to PDP-8.