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VideoNow, a $40 personal video player for kids
Computing Unplugged Magazine - December 2003
In this interesting product review, James Booth reviews a $40 dollar personal video player for kids. Can this thing possibly work? You'll have to read the article to find out.
A guide to the best deals on memory in the UK
PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition - September 2002
If you're in the United Kingdom and are shopping around for great deals on Compact Flash memory, September's PalmPower Site of the Month can really help you out. Steve Niles features Cheap-Flash.co.uk, dedicated to finding the best deals on memory in the UK.
Sega Dreamcast: Windows CE's newest family member
Pocket PC Life Magazine - November 1999
The holiday season is quickly coming upon us. If you have children (of any age) living in your household, you've likely heard the name "Sega Dreamcast" mentioned to you a few times as a strong suggestion for a Christmas or Hanukkah present. Read this fun article by senior technical editor Jason Perlow to get the scoop on the latest and greatest in games for the Windows CE-based Sega Dreamcast.
PalmPilot Guide: The ultimate review
PalmPower Magazine - August 1998
David Pogue has contributed his first article as a newly minted PalmPower contributing editor. He's also the author of a brand-new O'Reilly & Associates book called "PalmPilot: The Ultimate Guide", which we've wanted to review in PalmPower. Of course, the problem was how to do it. We needed to make sure that our association with David as a contributing editor didn't influence the content of the review. We solved the problem by asking our toughest reviewer, Claire Pieterek, to read the book. Claire's tough. Claire's fair. She answers to no one. And she reviewed David's book. Should you run out tomorrow and buy David's book? You'll have to read this review to find out.
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