Interview with Tim Perdue
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Tim Perdue Interview (PHPBuilder &
SourceForge founder)
Tim Perdue Interview (PHPBuilder &
SourceForge founder)
12/16/2002 04:17 PMA little bit of background. As the rest of the company imploded, we
had a lot of those people come over and all of a sudden they cast
themselves as the "experts" on everything from building a great
development platform to running the development process. And of
course, I didn't know shit from shinola, which I always found rather
amazing since I built much of what they were fighting over.
"tri" Thanks to Keith Devens for the link.
"zeldman.chet"
Tim Perdue Interview (PHPBuilder &
SourceForge founder)
Tim Perdue Interview (PHPBuilder &
SourceForge founder)
12/16/2002 01:14 PMA little bit of background. As the rest of the company imploded, we
had a lot of those people come over and all of a sudden they cast
themselves as the "experts" on everything from building a great
development platform to running the development process. And of
course, I didn't know shit from shinola, which I always found rather
amazing since I built much of what they were fighting over.
"tri" Thanks to Keith
Devens for the link.
"zeldman.chet"
Tim Perdue - Where is He Now?
Tim Perdue - Where is He Now?
12/17/2002 09:38 AMFrank Perdue Dies at 84 After Illness
(AP)
Frank Perdue Dies at 84 After Illness
(AP)
04/01/2005 11:32 AMAP - Frank Perdue, who transformed a backyard egg business into one of
the nation's largest poultry processors using the folksy slogan, "It
takes a tough man to make a tender chicken," has died.
Chicken Entrepreneur Frank Perdue Dies
(AP)
Chicken Entrepreneur Frank Perdue Dies
(AP)
04/01/2005 08:17 PMAP - Frank Perdue, the folksy CEO who turned his father's backyard egg
business into one of the world's biggest chicken companies by
appearing in TV commercials that featured his remarkably bird-like
face, has died. He was 84.
Interview: YARI (Yet Another Rasmus
Interview)
Interview: YARI (Yet Another Rasmus
Interview)
01/30/2003 09:29 AM"interview"
"interview"
05/28/2004 09:25 PMInterview with me
Interview with me
05/13/2004 11:01 PMIt's been a while since my last post here, so for all of you suffering
from withdrawal, you can get your fix at The RSS Weblog, where Harold
Check just published an interview with me about syndication in general
and SharpReader in particular. This is the first post in a series of
interviews he conducted with aggregator authors. I thought... (78
words)
New interview
New interview
06/24/2005 06:53 PMRebecca Blood s
tarted a new feature on her site, setting out to interview
bloggers about how they got started, why they do what they do, and
what others can learn from that. I was lucky enough to be the first
one, and she's posted part
one of our interview (part two will be posted Friday).
If you also blog, you'll probably find something useful in it. It
was good to talk to Rebecca and get into some hearty questions (mostly
in part 2). I'm used to doing interviews with reporters writing for a
general audience so it was refreshing to get really specific
weblog-oriented questions directed at me.
Interview
Interview
08/13/2004 06:20 PM
P. J.
O'Rourke interviews Colin Powell in The Atlantic. Interview could hit Google IPO
Interview could hit Google IPO
08/13/2004 05:22 AMThedailycamera.com - Fri Aug 13, 09:24 am GMT
Don Hopkins interview
Don Hopkins interview
06/03/2004 12:37 AMAlpha
ville Herald Interview with Don Hopkins.
Interview with Don Hopkins
In this interview, Don Hopkins describes his early days on the Sims
development team with Will Wright (back when the project was called
Dollhouse) and the difficulties the team had fighting EA's attempts to
terminate the project, and then preventing EA from gutting it of
interesting content (like architecture tools). Even now, he claims
that EA fails to respect Will Wright and his vision by not developing
custom content for TSO, and that it has shown no interest in a tool
that he (Hopkins) created that would allow users to safely create
custom objects that won't crash the game.
Overview of the Interview -- some headline quotes:
"I recall that one of our most difficult accomplishments was
convincing EA not to cancel the project, because some of the EA old
guard didn’t trust nor respect Will’s vision, didn’t
“get” the idea of Dollhouse, didn’t think it would
sell, wanted to inject it full of their old tried and trusted formula,
and wanted to gut out the most interesting parts of the game (like the
architecture tools). I think it’s a lucky fluke that The Sims
ever shipped, and I hope EA has learned enough from their experience
to trust the projects that Will is directly involved in, listen to
what he’s been saying eloquently and consistently for years, and
let something like The Sims happen again."
" I don’t think the lack of user created content is the only
reason The Sims Online is a failure, but I think it’s an
extremely important one that EA went out on a limb and promised, but
never executed on. EA still hasn’t officially announced that
they’re not going to let Maxis support user created content, but
as far as I have been able to tell, they’ve whitewashed the
original discussion groups where they made and discussed the promise.
I realize that there are some difficult technical issues that have to
be solved, in order to support user created content in an online game
like The Sims Online. That’s why I wrote this proposal for
SafeTMog, a tool that would enable users to safely create objects for
The Sims Online that could not possibly crash the game: http://www.donhop
kins.com/2004/02/05.html#a72"
"Unfortunately
EA was not apparently interested in SafeTMog, which leads me to
believe that they’re not interested in ever supporting user
created content in The Sims Online. I don’t know why Maxis never
executed on the plan they promised, but I do believe they disregarded
and didn’t respect Will Wright’s opinion in this matter,
which he clearly articulated. I don’t think the problem was a
lack of resources – just the opposite. So much conservative money
was bet on the project that it wasn’t allowed to innovate. I
don’t believe it was ineptitude at the engineering or design
level, but more likely at the executive management, resource
allocation and marketing level. My impression is that some of the
people in charge didn’t believe in Will’s vision,
didn’t trust him, didn’t listen to him, didn’t do what
he’s been saying for years, all along. I wish EA would have taken
some of the millions of dollars they made from The Sims 1, and
invested it back in fully developing The Sims Online, instead of
sucking it out of Maxis to support the rest of EA."
You can read the entire Inter
view with Don Hopkins in the Alphaville
Herald.
[Don Hopkins' RadiOMatic
BlogUTron]
Don is an old friend. He's also MAD I tell you MAD!
How to Interview a Programmer
How to Interview a Programmer
02/24/2003 12:18 PMThe final morning of the Writing Better Code summit, Bruce Eckel
announced he was "hijacking" the meeting. Bruce wanted each person at
the table to share his or her interview techniques. He wanted to know
how we recognize a good programmer in an interview. In this article, I
highlight some interview techniques discussed that morning. --
Bill Venners
"zeldman.clwn2"
Bush Interview
Bush Interview
06/26/2004 12:34 PMIrish news agency RTE conducted an interview with Bush duing his
appeal to the Irish trip. This is the first time I've actually
listened to...
Biden Interview
Biden Interview
07/04/2004 07:36 AM Joshua Micah Marshall is running the first half of an awesome
interview with Joseph Biden....
CryTek Far Cry Interview
CryTek Far Cry Interview
07/05/2004 06:00 AMJob interview with a computer
Job interview with a computer
05/29/2004 06:44 AMSan Jose Mercury News May 29 2004 10:49AM GMT
WCG Special: An Interview
WCG Special: An Interview
08/11/2004 08:12 AMTechTree Aug 11 2004 12:21PM GMT
interview with tim bray
interview with tim bray
07/13/2004 05:23 PMa good perspective from someone who's got a history of creating useful
technologies
WCG: An Interview with Spektre
WCG: An Interview with Spektre
08/15/2004 07:43 AMTechTree Aug 15 2004 11:39AM GMT
Google IPO Still On Despite Interview
Google IPO Still On Despite Interview
08/14/2004 02:46 AMLos Angeles Times Aug 14 2004 7:18AM GMT
Dan Gillmor interview up
Dan Gillmor interview up
08/13/2004 07:24 PM
We
caught up with Dan Gillmor this week and conducted a short
interview about the future of journalism and his new book, We The
Media.
Interview With The Webmaster
Interview With The Webmaster
11/08/2002 12:11 PMDOOM 3 Interview
DOOM 3 Interview
05/25/2004 06:57 AMDigital Web Interview
Digital Web Interview
01/22/2004 05:04 PM A new Digital Web Interview with yours truly is now live, conducted
by Craig Saila. Plenty of thoughts await on time management, design
influences, WaSP efforts, and more on that Garden thing. And so as not
to leave anyone...
Interview with Jim Griffin
Interview with Jim Griffin
12/02/2003 01:50 AMINTERVIEW WITH P.J. O'ROURKE
INTERVIEW WITH P.J. O'ROURKE
11/17/2003 05:34 AMtalks about
theatlantic.com/unbound/interviews/int2003-11-13.htm
track
this site | 8 links
Jedi Interview
Jedi Interview
11/10/2003 11:26 PMPC.IGN.com has posted an interview with
Galaxies producer Haden
Blackman that discusses the role Jedi will play in the massive
multiplayer game. "As of Wednesday, November 5th, a handful of players
are very close to unlocking their Force Sensitive character slots."
Read on!phpBB Interview
phpBB Interview
02/14/2004 11:51 PMInterview - James Atkinson ,
Founder of phpBB: An interesting interview with the guy who
started the phpBB project. It's a
good look into how a successful open-source project is run.
The biggest thing is to listen to your users. They drive
your product forward and they help you support it. Secondly, you have
to stick to your ideals. One of the reasons that phpBB is as
successful as it is, compared to other "free" forum scripts, is
because our project is very stable. We've never changed our name,
we've never changed our leadership, and we've never changed our
license. We've stuck to the ideals on which we originally founded
phpBB, and this approach has given our community the perception that
phpBB is strong and stable.
Click here to comment on this entry
Panic Interview
Panic Interview
04/09/2004 03:59 PMJames Duncan Davidson
int
erviews Panic, the folks behind such lovely apps as Transmit and
Unison.
Wiki Interview
Wiki Interview
04/09/2004 04:02 PMRobin Good interviewed me for the MasterNewMedia site in How Working
Groups Can Further Connect Without Adding Further Technology. What was
different was doing the interview in a Workspace. As you can see from
the piece, Robin found it really...
Gates Interview
Gates Interview
10/31/2003 03:00 PMAudio interview with me, me, me
Audio interview with me, me, me
04/09/2004 04:11 PMSome of the topics covered are rather ancient and/or embarrassing
but if you're curious to hear what I sound like... http://www.i
tconversations.com/shows/detail94.html
An Interview with Joe Clark
An Interview with Joe Clark
10/30/2003 07:05 AMJon Stewart interview
Jon Stewart interview
04/12/2004 04:49 PMIf you missed Jon Stewart last week on Al Franken's radio show, here's a 66Mb zip of
the segments in mp3 format.
Audio interview with moi
Audio interview with moi
12/16/2003 10:01 AM You can listen to Doug Kaye's interview of me at the ITConversations
site, or you can read the transcript here. It's about the Dean
campaign and e-democracy....
Interview on OSNews.com
Interview on OSNews.com
10/28/2003 11:07 PM
OSNews.com today is featuring a
mini-interview with
one of our project leaders, Max Horn. It contains some rather unusual
questions,
so even if you know Fink fairly well, you might find it informative.
Interview with RU Sirius
Interview with RU Sirius
05/04/2004 03:17 PM
BB buddy Ken Goffman (aka RU Sirius) was recently interviewed by a
transhumanist magazine.
"I don't embrace any belief
systems. I'm a fuzzy believer. I might say that I 95% believe that
humans will achieve a lifespan beyond the current biological limits; I
50% believe that this will work out well on a social-political level;
I 95% believe that we will get really precise control over our minds
and moods; I 60% believe that the future of most of humanity is pretty
well fucked; I 10% believe that something very much like the
singularity will actually occur; I 1% believe that it will happen in
my lifetime."
He also talks a bit about his new book, "
Counterculture Through the Ages," due out in
November. Friends who have read it tell me that it's a brilliant, even
scholarly, work. RU's star is absolutely rising again.
Link
Interview: Xandros and KDE
Interview: Xandros and KDE
05/07/2004 10:26 AMGrok Description matches for Interview with Tim Perdue
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Sony 3.31 Megapixel DCR-PC350 MiniDV
Handycam
Sony 3.31 Megapixel DCR-PC350 MiniDV
Handycam
06/29/2004 12:16 PM
Sony's new DCR-PC350 MiniDV
Handycam jams a 3.31-megapixel CCD into a compact shell that weighs
less than a pound. Each unit comes with a Handycam Station, a charging
dock that connects to a TV or PC via S-Video, USB, or FireWire
(i.LINK), to copy over data or display images or video straight from
the camera. A 2.5-inch touchscreen LCD augments the rest of the
controls, and a Memory Stick PRO Duo slot allows for a quick toss-in
of additional storage (just for photos, not video, I would think).
Small, light, and high-quality -- no complaints here (although I
wouldn't mind a hard drive inside, too, if I'm free to wish).
Should be available in September for $1,300, "just in time for the
holidays." I had no idea Sony was so concerned about Rosh Hashanah.
CyberShabot Shalom!
Read
[Sony]
Sony DCR-PC350 Camcorder Reviewed
Sony DCR-PC350 Camcorder Reviewed
07/09/2004 01:27 PM
CamCorderInfo has the first review I've seen of the
Sony DCR-PC350, the new pocket-sized camcorder with the 3.31-megapixel
sensor. Sadly, although it's a pretty decent review in general, they
don't talk too much about the still image quality, something I'm sure
many of us would like to know more about, since one of the major
selling points of the DCR-PC350 is its function as a convergence
device. Still, there is some good information in there, including talk
of a "Cinematic Effect" setting that shoots video progressively,
tweaks the color, and drops every fifth frame in an effort to emulate
the look of film. And it works, sort of, at least as an interesting
effect (although they say it ends up looking more like 8mm film than
fancy, Hollywood-quality stuff.)
Read - Sony DCR-PC350 Camcorder
First Impressions Review [CamCorderInfo]
Related
Sony 3.31 Megapixel DCR-PC350 MiniDV
Handycam
digitalcameras [Gizmodo]
Sony DCR-HC88 MiniDV Videocamera [Gizmodo]
Sony DCR-HC40 MiniDV Camcorder Review
Sony DCR-HC40 MiniDV Camcorder Review
06/21/2004 10:31 AM
PC Mag reviews the Sony
DCR-HC40 MiniDV camcorder, and despite some issues with the
touch-screen controls, find the most important stuff -- image quality,
battery life, and price -- to be very strong for a $700 camera. It has
"intelligent accessory shoes" that can power an optional light or
microphone, and it happens to have an internal lens cover, something I
find highly appealing in the smaller throw-and-go camera segment.
Still image cameras almost all have internal lens covers these days; I
don't know why we expect anything different from camcorders.
Read [PCMag]
Sony Ericsson P910
Sony Ericsson P910
07/20/2004 09:11 PMZDNet Jul 21 2004 1:27AM GMT
Sony HandyCam DCR-DVD301
Sony HandyCam DCR-DVD301
09/08/2004 07:22 AM
Despite the ever-present push towards "smaller,"
there's nothing small about Sony's new "DCR-DVD301" DVD Handycam's
screen. At first glance, it appears to be a standard DVD Handycam -
same 1.4GB 8cm DVD writing, and more or less the same specifications -
but when you look twice, you realize this new unit is equipped with a
3.5" LCD. Indeed, Sony has added a full inch in at least one area,
which is more than anyone can ask, really.
"With great LCD screens comes great price," my uncle once said, and
apparently he was right on target: you'll pay nearly $1,100 for this
camera, presuming it gets released in America for a similar price as
the Japanese market.
Re
ad - Press Release [Sony]
Sony Ericsson P910 unveiled.
Sony Ericsson P910 unveiled.
07/15/2004 10:22 PMInfoSync:
Sony
Ericsson P910 unveiled. Nice.
New Sony CCD-TRV238E Hi8 Handycam
Announced
New Sony CCD-TRV238E Hi8 Handycam
Announced
01/05/2005 09:58 PMSony today announces the new CCD-TRV238E Hi8 analogue camcorder - an
ideal intro camcorder for home movie making. The CCD-TRV238E Handycam
delivers good picture quality and ease of use for all the family. The
Sony CCD-TRV238E is due for release in January 2005. [PRWEB Jan 5,
2005]
Sony Ericsson Announces P910
Sony Ericsson Announces P910
07/15/2004 08:59 AM
Finally! Sony Ericsson
finally announces the P910 smartphone -- featured previously here as
the "Layla" prototype -- a Symbian OS v7.0-powered update to the very
successful P800/P900 phones. Three versions will be released with
differing GSM bands to operate in various markets worldwide, as well
five different integrated keyboard variants to make thumb typing in
different languages easier. In addition, the P910 now has expanded
memory (64MB, up from 16MB) and supports Sony's Memory Stick Duo Pro
in sizes up to 1GB. The screen has also been bumped from a 65K color
screen to a 262K color version.
Links and higher-resolution picture inside.
Likely Legit Sony Ericsson P910 "Layla"
Images
Likely Legit Sony Ericsson P910 "Layla"
Images
07/12/2004 07:39 AMThere's not much to go on at
the moment, but one of the Mobile9 forum users posted some purported
images of the upcoming Sony Ericsson refresh, the P910. After all the
hub bub surrounding the original leaked 'Layla' information, I don't
think it's going out on a limb too much to say that these are probably
legit -- or the work of a very talented hoaxer. With Sony pulling out
of the PDA market (everywhere but Japan), it's reasonable to expect
them to start pushing cellular handset upgrades through faster and
faster. Of course, that would imply that one organization inside of
Sony knows what the other is doing, which is sort of ridiculous,
right? Tons more images on Mobile9, if you need more convincing.
Read
- P910 legit! [Mobile9]
Read - Photos Of The Upcoming P910 [Mobile9]
Related
Sony Ericsson P900 Layla: Good
Thing It's Just A Prototype [Gizmodo]
Layla, P900 Upgrade: Rumor No More [Gizmodo]
Sony Ericsson's Maybe Possibly
Hopefully P900 Upgrade [Gizmodo]
Sony DCR-HC40 MiniDV Handycam Needs a
Man with a Slow Hand
Sony DCR-HC40 MiniDV Handycam Needs a
Man with a Slow Hand
04/14/2004 09:01 AMJOEL JOHNSON -- Sony's DCR-HC40 MiniDV Handycam gets a solid review
from PC Magazine, with a lot of nice features crammed into a small
casing, with a reasonable $699 price. There a couple of niggling
issues, mostly in the slightly awkward controls--especially the
tendency for the camera to jerk around...
Sony turns to video to boost music
download service
Sony turns to video to boost music
download service
07/14/2004 09:50 AMConnect to offer movies 'within a year'
Sony HMP-A1 VAIO Video Pocket Review
Sony HMP-A1 VAIO Video Pocket Review
07/12/2004 10:34 AM
I should warn you: I'm sort of
lukewarm on portable video players altogether. I don't commute to
work, and when I did, there was enough jostling and train swapping to
make anything that required focused attention, like reading books or
watching video, a fractured and annoying experience. But still, there
is an opportunity for a video player like the HMP-A1 to be useful -- I
just don't think this would be the one I would buy.
Read my full review inside.
Sony unveils HDV camcorder
Sony unveils HDV camcorder
09/07/2004 10:40 AMSony Corp. will begin selling its first high-definition video
camcorder in Japan on Oct. 15, and worldwide by the end of the year,
the company said in an announcement Tuesday. While the camcorder is
compatible with Japan's HDV high-definition digital video format,
users cannot store video on Sony's Blu-ray Disc format. The HDR-FX1
camcorder is Sony's first step in promoting high definition video as
the standard format for home-use camcorders, but its price makes it
too expensive for most families initially, the company said.
Sony Direct-to-DVD Camcorder
Sony Direct-to-DVD Camcorder
12/25/2004 05:18 PM
The first thing that comes to mind when seeing
Sony's DCR-DVD7E is that it looks rather like a Discman, but this is
of course only because it must make room for a DVD-R, DVD-RW, or
DVD+RW to use as recording media. The unit, announced yesterday in
Europe, has a 2.5-inch LCD viewfinder on the back, and despite perhaps
looking a bit unimpressive, the lens does a respectable 10x optical
zoom. No idea what it's going to cost when it hits European shelves in
May.
New Sony Camcorder Burns Directly to DVD [TheRawFeed]
Sony introduces 3.31-megapixel camcorder
Sony introduces 3.31-megapixel camcorder
06/29/2004 10:35 AMSony has introduced a new 3.31-megapixel camcorder that weighs less
than a pound and is small enough to fit into a pocket or purse: the
DCR-PC350 MiniDV Handycam...
Sony enters DVD camcorder market
Sony enters DVD camcorder market
12/18/2003 01:05 PMBoston Globe Dec 18 2003 12:22PM ET
Sony Enters DVD Camcorder Market
Sony Enters DVD Camcorder Market
12/18/2003 02:23 PMAP via Daily Press Dec 18 2003 1:07PM ET
Freescale M5282LITE Coldfire Dev Kit
Freescale M5282LITE Coldfire Dev Kit
03/22/2005 04:20 PMAn Electronic
Design article reviews the Freescale M5282LITE
development board which is based on the Freescale Coldfire. The
article notes the similarities of the Coldfire to the older Motorola
68000
series of chips which are still popular with robots builders in boards
like the Mini RoboMind. The $179
M5282LITE includes the Freescale MCF5282
CPU
running at 66MHz with 16MB of DRAM and 2MB of Flash. It includes a
10/100 Ethernet port, DB-9 serial port, BDM/JTAG, 8 channel 10 bit
queued A/D, SPI, I2C, CAN, 3 SCI UARTS, and two 4 channel GPT timers.
The board can run uClinux and uses the GCC tool chain. See the spec
sheet (PDF format) for more details. For a similar board, see the
Intec WildFire
that we reported on last month.
New Sony camcorder records to three-inch
discs
New Sony camcorder records to three-inch
discs
08/10/2004 10:33 AMSony has announced the DCR-DVD301 camcorder, a US$1,100 model with a
3.5-inch SwivelScreen hybrid LCD display and the ability to record
directly to three-inch DVD-R/-RW discs, which play in most current
home and computer DVD players, as well as later releases of the
PlayStation 2...
Sony readies high-definition camcorder
Sony readies high-definition camcorder
09/08/2004 10:21 AMThe electronics giant is betting that consumers are ready to spend a
couple of grand to up the quality of their home movies.
Sony unveils high-definition camcorder
Sony unveils high-definition camcorder
09/07/2004 12:01 PMSan Jose Mercury News Sep 7 2004 4:01PM GMT
Sony announces High-Definition Camcorder
Sony announces High-Definition Camcorder
09/07/2004 10:53 AMSony unveils the HDV 1080i consumer
camcorder
Sony unveils the HDV 1080i consumer
camcorder
09/07/2004 01:02 AMSony today introduced the world's first HDV 1080i camcorder...
Sony Announces High Definition 1080i
HDR-FX1; First 3 CCD HDV Camcorder.
Sony Announces High Definition 1080i
HDR-FX1; First 3 CCD HDV Camcorder.
09/07/2004 10:11 PMCamcorder Info:
Sony Announces High
Definition 1080i HDR-FX1; First 3 CCD HDV Camcorder. Too bad about
the interlacing, though.
Sony to Shrink PlayStation 2 September
17 - 12:18 PM ET News in Brief | Sony
Computer Entertainment is set to
Sony to Shrink PlayStation 2 September
17 - 12:18 PM ET News in Brief | Sony
Computer Entertainment is set to
09/17/2004 12:34 PMBetaNews Sep 17 2004 5:16PM GMT
Sony and MBNA Launch the SonyCard, the
Official Sony Credit Card in the
Republic Of Ireland
Sony and MBNA Launch the SonyCard, the
Official Sony Credit Card in the
Republic Of Ireland
07/15/2004 03:32 AMSony and MBNA Ireland today announces the launch of the SonyCard
Credit Card (www.SonyCard.ie) in the Republic of Ireland. [PRWEB Jul
15, 2004]
New Sony Cybershots, HP Photosmarts,
Including Sony T3 (Rawr!)
New Sony Cybershots, HP Photosmarts,
Including Sony T3 (Rawr!)
08/30/2004 09:56 AM
Gott im Himmel, ze cameras! There have been like
two dozen new cameras announced in the last few weeks as various
manufacturers start ramping up for Christmas, and Sony and HP are no
exception. Among the new Sonys announced today are two pocket-sized
beauties that I want right now: the T3, an update to the T1 and
Japan-only T11, a 5.1-megapixel camera that is Sony's thinnest at less
than three-quarters of an inch; and the DSC-L1, a candy bar
4.1-megapixel unit that is only 3.75-inches long. Just when I was
ready to buy a new camera Sony has to muck it all up with at least two
that really do it for me. Oh, and there's also the new DSC-V3, a
7-megapixel unit that looks mighty fine, as well.
The HPs, well, they are okay, but I'll be honest, they don't get me
all riled up as much as the two featherweight cameras from Sony do. If
they fixed the middling image quality of the T1 in the T3, that may be
my next sidearm. Living Room has a bunch of the press releases, and
I'll add to this post if any more info comes through during the
day.
Read - Sony Cybershot T3 [LivingRoomAU]
Read - Sony Cybershot DSC-L1 [LivingRoomAU]
Read - Sony Cybershot DSC-V3 [LivingRoomAU]
Read - HP Photosmart R607 [LivingRoomAU]
Read - HP Photosmart M407 [LivingRoomAU]
Read - HP Photosmart M307 [LivingRoomAU]
Read - Sony Shows Off New Low-End
Digicam [PCWorld (Yahoo)]
Sony PSP Launch Photos from Sony Metreon
San Francisco
Sony PSP Launch Photos from Sony Metreon
San Francisco
03/26/2005 04:13 PMMobile Tech Review Mar 26 2005 6:33PM GMT
Interview with Tim Perdue
