Ching Chong This!

This one Obviously goes into the "Everything" category

He's actually pretty talented. Good to see people using their powers for good rather than evil.

Sandy Bridge Celeron Chip

This month Intel has started shipping their new Celeron laptop processor that is based on the Sandy Bridge architecture. Usually restricted to mid- to high-end notebooks, this new Sandy chip is a cheaper and less powerful version of the i3, i5, and i7 processors we have now.

The B810 is being sold to OEMs with a 1000-unit price of $86 per CPU. The dual-core 1.6GHZ processor has 2MB of L3 cache and a maximum TDP (Thermal Design Power) of only 35W.

More info and spec sheet at: http://ark.intel.com/Product.aspx?id=55657&wapkw=%28b810%29

NEW - Ultra Slow Motion iPad 2 Meets Shotgun Slug

For the PC lovers

Google Music

   Google Music could finally be preparing to launch. Cnet reports that the music streaming service is undergoing internal testing at Google.

   Google had been working quietly with record labels to secure the necessary rights. Previously being rumored that Google Music was going to be a late 2010 release, which as we all know, didn't happen. Google is said to be seeking cloud distribution licenses for the music, which is different from most record industry deals.

Personally i just want the music to be at least CD quality. None of this "High Quality" 192 Kb/s bullshit

Asus' new Eee Pad

The Asus "Ess Pad Transformer" can be mounted onto a keyboard when needed. The tablet is said to have a 9.5 hour battery life, which increases to 16 hours when it is docked. The screen is made of Corning Gorilla Glass, has a front-facing and rear-facing camera, 10 finger multi-touch, GPS, and its all running on Google Android 3.0.

Woo! First blog!

This blog will be mostly about the newest stuff in technology as well anything else in the "Real World" that I find interesting, amusing, or just plain weird.