Archive for February, 2008

Everex Cloudbook - a worthy competitor to the popular Asus Eee PC

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on February 19, 2008
in desktop & laptop pc, hardware and review/preview/tests
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At $399, its an obvious competitor to the ASUS Eee PC. The Everex Cloudbook is intended to be a UMPC meaning that it is ultra mobile, easy on the battery life, and at least semi rugged. Everex calls this notebook “The Ultimate in Mobility.”

How about those specs:

  • 1.2 GHz Via C7-M Processor ULV
  • 512 MB DDR2 533MHz SDRAM Memory (maximum is 1 GB)
  • 30 GB Hard Disk Drive
  • 7″ WVGA TFT Display for 800×480 resolution
  • Via Unichrome Pro IGP Graphics
  • Via High Definition Audio
  • 802.11 B/G
  • One 10/100 Ethernet Port
  • DVI-I Port
  • 2 USB 2.0 Ports
  • 4-in-1 memory card reader
  • 0.3 MP Webcam (not a typo, zero point three megapixel)
  • Headphone/Line out port
  • Microphone/Line in port
  • Set of stereo speaker
  • Touchpad
  • 4 cell lithium ion battery
  • 2 pounds
  • Up to 5 hours battery life
  • gOS Rocket OS based on Ubuntu
  • Software includes Google Apps integration

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WP Post Icon

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on February 14, 2008
in wordpress/blogging
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Latest Version: 1.0
(updated on Feb. 15th, 2008)

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Description:

WP Post Icon is a Free and Open Source Wordpress plugin which is enable blog authors to upload and automatically insert topic icons or images in to your posts on the fly. You can control the position of the icon. Just select which image to display when you are writing a post, it will be automatically displayed.

Features:

  • Automatically insert your topic icons in to your blog posts.
  • Very little manual work is required, just select which image to display when you are writing a new post.
  • You could also use no image at all.

Requirements:

WP Post Icon has been tested on Wordpress 2.0.*, 2.1.* , 2.2.*, 2.3.* and 2.5.*.

Installation

  • Upload the folder “wp-post-icon” into your “wp-content/plugins”
  • Log in to Wordpress Administration area, choose “Plugins” from the main menu, find “WP Post Icon”, and click the “Activate” button
  • Choose “Options->WP Post Icon” from the main menu and start uploading your images or icons. Then when you are writing a new post, you could select which image to display on the right side option bar.

Change Log:

2/15/2008 : Initial Release, Version 1.0

Questions and Discussions:

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