First Peek: Microsoft Office RoundTable
Microsoft Office Roundtable will help companies communicate among its employees, vendors and Clients more efficiently. Microsoft Office RoundTable is a five camera telecommunication device that brings teleconferencing to an all new level!
The MS Office RoundTable has 5 built in cameras which create a panoramic view of the conference table. This takes the cool factor to the top of the bar. Another real cool feature is the 6 microphones that can tell which direction the sound is coming from.
This device is designed to work With MS Office Office Live Meeting 2007 or with Office Communication Server 2007. I suspect most people will choose MS Office Live Meeting, but it's nice to have a choice.
iPhone – Where To Find An iPhone
Can you feel the suspense building about the iPhone? Sources say that the demand for an iPhone will be overwhelming and many consumers will be disappointed when they don't find an iPhone at the end of the day.
Here are a few tips on where to find an iPhone when the hit the stores June 29th.
- The Apple Store - Go to the Apple store and sign up for updates. The phone will go on sale online at the Apple store at 6 p.m.
- AT&T eCommerce Internet Site - Forget about it. AT&T said they will not have the iPhone's available initially at the online store.
Joost – A Review Of Joost
Joost is coming. Actually, Joost is already here in beta form. What is Joost you ask? Joost is a service that is brought to you by the same people who invented Skype. Joost will allow you to watch your favorite TV shows from you computer plus be interactive with the internet, such as Chat, Forums, IM's,etc.
Here's a discription of their service from the Joost website:
Patriot Memory Modules Review
Well, I knew it was going to happen sooner or later. I was going to have to upgrade some hardware on my aging Sony PC. So the first thing anyone should do when upgrading, is upgrade the memory first. So I went down to Fry's Electronics and bought a pair of 512 mb, pc2100 Patriot Memory modules.
A Word About Fry's Electronics
I have to say that my trip to Fry's was the first trip there in person. I normally order my components or buy them at a closer store like Best Buy, Circuit City or CompUSA. However I knew Fry's carried memory, something the people answering the phones at the other mentioned places weren't quite sure whether or not they did.