The MKX® Links
A review from an actual audiophile who seems to know what he’s talking about and took actual measurements.
Thorough and technical.
Very thorough.
Detailed (and I mean DETAILED) review of the iPhone 5s as a camera.
Very thorough. Only for the technically minded.
As with every release, John Siracusa publishes a gigantic and detailed review of the new Mac OS X (now simply known as OS X).
The Kindle Fire and other super-cheap tablets are reminding me of how the netbook craze began:
- Yep, it "does everything" a full size PC/tabel does, has all the features, all the checkmarks.
- Yep, it's dirt cheap.
- People buy it and then realize that:
- Yep, it's a cheap piece of junk and it is absolutely painful to use on a daily basis, and I hate touching it.
Sometimes you get what you pay for, but sometimes you get less, because you don't want to touch what you paid for.
Review at Gizmodo: This thing is just a mess. It's like a tablet drunkenly hooked up with a phone, and then took the fetus swimming in a Superfund cleanup site. The browser is miserable, at least when Flash is enabled. It goes catatonic, scrolling is laggy, and it can get laughably bad. When better browsing is half the reason to go for a larger screen, that's insanity.
Every time there is a new major Mac OS X release, John Siracusa of the excellent technology website Ars Technica releases a long and detailed review. And the one for Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard one has arrived.
No iPhone killer here.