The first presentation I attended at CNTRSTG was by Boston Power, a battery company that's been making some waves lately with probably the most significant enhancement to Lithium Ion batteries that we've seen in several years. Given how little Lithium Ion batteries have changed in the past decade, t...

The first presentation I attended at CNTRSTG was by Boston Power, a battery company that's been making some waves lately with probably the most significant enhancement to Lithium Ion batteries that we've seen in several years. Given how little Lithium Ion batteries have changed in the past decade, t...

The first presentation I attended at CNTRSTG was by Boston Power, a battery company that's been making some waves lately with probably the most significant enhancement to Lithium Ion batteries that we've seen in several years. Given how little Lithium Ion batteries have changed in the past decade, t...

Data loss is brutal to deal with. Regular Digital Home Thoughts readers know that I bring up the issue of data backup regularly, because sadly most people don't take data backups seriously until they've lost something they cared about (I know I was the same way). The folks at Seagate, in conjunction...

The following article is part two of an article about the AMD Tech Day I attended on June 25th, 2008. Part one can be found here. Looking at Discrete Graphics After a lunch at the AMD cafeteria (paid for by AMD), the afternoon session kicked off with Ognjen Brkic, Product Market Manager – Grap...

http://www.31daysofthedragon.com I'm thrilled to announce that the winner of the HDX9200 is a YouTube user named XiledSoldier . Although I picked him randomly, I wanted to share his response since it sounds like he'll put the HDX9200 to good use: "How will the Dragon rock your world?: Well, my ...

The time has finally arrived (yeah, sorry for being a bit late): we're launching our 31 Days of the Dragon giveaway contest today. All the details about what's in the giveaway bundle can be found here, but the short version is that it's a pimped out-to-the-max HDX9200 notebook PC worth about $5000 i...

...and we're done. That was one of the biggest contests, I've ever put on for any of my sites: 46 different prizes from13 different companies, totalling just over $7000 USD in prizes. Whew! I hope all of you Digital Home Thoughts readers enjoyed it, and that you'll return here again and again to rea...

http://www.31daysofthedragon.com/ I can't express how thrilled I am to announce this jaw-dropping contest to Digital Home Thoughts readers: HP has partnered with 31 bloggers (via Buzz Corps) to sponsor a giveaway of 31 of their audacious HP Pavilion HDX Entertainment Notebook PC (a.k.a. the "Dr...

People, people, people: I'm so sorry for not following through with the contest announcements like I said I was going to (there's nothing worse than someone who doesn't do what he says he'll do). Coming back from Japan, dealing with a server hack all week, then spending the next week in Seattle at t...