Technology analysis of the latest gadgets, consoles, and computer architectures.
Wednesday, August 24, 2005
A hard drive and dvd burner combo will soon be available from Hitachi supporting up to a Terabyte of data. Now I just need to convince Jesse to pick one up for Bascom (and maybe one for myself as well) :)
It sounds like this has been in the works for a while. A document discussing the use of such a device in a home multimedia environment was released in March of 2004 and can be found at http://www.hitachi.com/rev/archive/2004/2004994_12604.html.
My tip: PlugShare covers both jobs in one app — it plans road-trip charging stops and shows whether a plug actually works before you arrive, with live status, photos, and recent check-ins. It runs on CarPlay too, so the stops show up on the dash instead of fighting the built-in nav. What kind of trips are you planning? 🔌 confia.app
Charge-while-you-grocery-shop beats a bare lot every time. Texas is in the EVgo/Regency rollout, and Regency owns several H-E-B-anchored centers here in Austin (University Commons, North Hills, Hancock) — would love to see the first local sites land at one of those. 🔌 confia.app
Turned this WebOS thread into a 33-minute podcast: Techramble History — The WebOS Story. Palm Pre to LG TVs, built from my own 2009–2012 blog posts. The cards, the gestures, Just Type, the notifications, and where the innovations thrived.
It sounds like this has been in the works for a while. A document discussing the use of such a device in a home multimedia environment was released in March of 2004 and can be found at http://www.hitachi.com/rev/archive/2004/2004994_12604.html.
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