Well, my thoughts about my newly bought Sony Vaio VGN-UX50.
First impression: "oh wow, this device is rather fat!" lol.
But aside from that, very good expandability, with Memory Stick Duo slot (supports Memory Stick PRO duo), Compact Flash slot, USB 2.0, and a port replicator.
The keyboard is really tiny, wish they had made it a few millimeters bigger, as my hands are too big to really use it well. BUT, I'm getting used to it. Typing with my thumbs will be probably the best method.
There is a microphone plug and stereo out, which is quite good. The fact that it packs in Bluetooth and Wifi in this small device makes me smile.
More thoughts and photos coming soon!
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Google Cellphone Case and JAWBONE ERA
Clie's Wifi card patch for NX/NZ users.
Clie's Wifi card patch for NX/NZ users.
http://usagiya.g-com.ne.jp/mini/mpwifi/mpwifiEN.htm
Pretty useful if you own the Japanese Wifi cards.
Thanks, Mikey
http://usagiya.g-com.ne.jp/mini/mpwifi/mpwifiEN.htm
Pretty useful if you own the Japanese Wifi cards.
Thanks, Mikey
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Some Pictures of a Sig3 and C700
Here are the pictures I took so far of the Zaurus and Sig3.
https://picasaweb.google.com/106288499795676572485/JapanesePDAs
https://picasaweb.google.com/106288499795676572485/JapanesePDAs
Sunday, August 21, 2011
Different Views on Tech in Japan and USA
Traveling in the USA made me realize how different people here in the USA and back in Japan are about technology.
In Japan, there is a sense of having have to have the latest tech to keep up with people. Many people change cellphones every year, if not every few months. I think people in the USA have more desire to cherish their tech than Japanese people. There is a good and bad side to this, because when the cycle of tech is fast, more products can be made and sold. When the cycle is slower, the tech might get stale and not improve much.
In Japan, there is a sense of having have to have the latest tech to keep up with people. Many people change cellphones every year, if not every few months. I think people in the USA have more desire to cherish their tech than Japanese people. There is a good and bad side to this, because when the cycle of tech is fast, more products can be made and sold. When the cycle is slower, the tech might get stale and not improve much.
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