Category: Mostly Everything
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Review: Canson Papershow elevates digital flipcharts, amazes crowds!
It’s no secret that I give talks to various groups, and I do lots of them in a month. So I’m always open to looking into new technologies that can help me present certain concepts in a more efficient fashion – and wow audiences when possible. One example of this is the 3M Portable Projector…
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Geekiest Spa Treatment: Blue Water Day Spa Movie Theater
Sorry Francis, I’ve been meaning to post this. Blue Water Day Spa hit the nail on the head after they defined the ultimate spa experience in full HD. This is probably the geekiest spa I’ve heard about: Our Spa Theatre can accommodate 28 people at one time. It’s equipped with High Definition cinema projectors with…
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Rediscovering Lost Eden by Bio Research
UPDATE: For those of you who have read my dad’s column on the Ashitaba Leaf, you can easily propagate the shrub ocne you procure it from them. The Ashitaba are not being sold – they are being given away. All you need to do is print out his column and bring it to Bio Research…
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Audible Recommendation: A Short History of Nearly Everything
During the holidays I had wanted to pick up a copy of Malcolm Gladwell’s Outliers on Audible after a tease read from Fully Booked, High Street. I swear, I can go all out with bookstores, having finished books while waiting for people. As it turned out, a good friend from high school read my mind…
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Nitrogen Ice Cream at Zenses
So so geeky! Thus, this restaurant deserves a post. 😀 There’s also a Plurk thread discussing reactions. ——- So Anton Diaz asked me out on a date. Don’t worry — it wasn’t a HOT date. It was actually pretty cold. More than 100 degrees below zero cold. We were both a little early for a…
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Believe it or not: BEER Ice Cream from Elfav (!!!)
At 3% alcohol, the P60.00 per scoop ice cream is the only one of its kind that comes with a warning label: 18 years and above only. I wrote about Elfav a couple of days ago, being happy that we finally have a decent malt shop in the south. Elfav is short for El Favorito,…
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Every mobile warrior’s dream: 3M Micro Professional Projector at P24,000
EDIT: There is a discussion on my PLURK page where Fritz discusses the LED quality and lifespan. Check it out! Though it looks like a cellphone, it certainly isn’t one. The 3M Micro Professional Projector (MPro 110) is by far the smallest handheld LED projector I’ve ever encountered, even smaller than Toshiba’s FF1 Ultralight, which…
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Ah, The Good Times.
When you stare down at the precipice of uncertainty, it sometimes means that you’re looking from the wrong direction. And it is the same with predictions and musings of every writer that “this year will be this..” or “this year won’t be more of that from last year…” But I’ve noticed though — and thank…
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Windows 7 demo over Starbucks
Yeah. Even if I knew, from the back of my mind that Windows 7 will NOT install under CrossOver (CrossOver installs apps, not OS’s!), it was still worth a try. I guess I must do this the hard way. This afternoon, a rediscovered friend by the name of Johnny Benitez gave me a short run…
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Nokia 5800 XpressMusic as a touch screen device
Hi folks. You probably read my first hands on with the Nokia 5800 last year. My first impressions still are basically the same, now that I finally have the unit with me and I’d like to supplemement that review with this post. I’ve been pondering how to go about reviewing this phone and opted out…
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