Sep 12, 2004 Technology:

My new techie wishlist

I posted my wishlist a couple of months ago, and new I can proudly say that I have achieved to realise most of my wishes.

During my latest trip to States I purchased the following gadgets:

  • Nikon D-70 digital SLR camera — replacement for my current SLR, Fujifilm S1. Nikon is much smaller and lighter, has better resolution and accepts all my current lenses.
  • Canon PowerShot S500 — A smaller digital camera is handy for those occasions that something worth taking pictures appears. Currently photographing is quite planned activity and more spontaneous stance would be good.
  • Sony Vaio PCG-TR3 ultra-portable laptop — Sony has packed the features found usually only in bigger laptops into much smaller case with a better display. The price isn’t that bad, either.
  • Palm Tungsten T3 — My Tungsten T had wandering key calibration problem, and it was be cheaper to buy a new one than get that one fixed.

My new, improved wishlist is the following:

  • Apple PowerBook 12.1" — I’ve been pondering on starting to use Mac for a long time. Several friends have switched, and they’re not coming back.
  • Apple iPod 40 GB — I need a combined portable hard drive and MP3 player and Apple has most probably done things right, as they are currently selling more than 50% of MP3 players worldwide.
  • NetGear WGT624 Super G Wireless Router — My new laptop is equipped with 802.11g wireless network with 54Mbps bandwidth and my current wireless hub can serve only 11Mbps (802.11b). So I need to upgrade.

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1. Anton — Monday, Sep 13 2004

I switched to Mac last month with the purchase of a 12″ Powerbook. Great move. Now it’s time for me to ditch my 4-year-old Handspring Visor Deluxe for a more powerful PDA. Tungsten, here I come.

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