If you’re a Star Wars fan and someone that keeps up with pop-culture, then you will probably get the above picture.
An impulse buy happened yesterday, and if WifeGeeding is upset, she shouldn’t be upset at me but my buddy Tim who has got me addicted to searching for items on CraigsList.
I bought a brand new Vudu player for $65, which normally retails for something closer to $150.
Don’t know what a Vudu player is? Well, I really didn’t either until yesterday. In short, I can download movies (rent or own) via the Internet and watch them on my TV just like a DVD player with no monthly fees.
Yeah, that doesn’t sound too impressive, but I can download movies not only in HD, but in 1080P, not just 1080i.
Don’t understand that 1080 talk? Don’t worry, it’s geek talk for HD quality. Just know that P is better than I.
Right now my current TV can only show a 1080I picture. Maybe my next impulse buy will be a new TV?
Actually, I’m in the market for a 1080P projector.
I find it amazing that someone can just rent a venue like the Staples Center out just for rehearsals.
It appears that Dell is working on something to compete with the iPod Touch. Even if they do create a better product, what’s really going to matter is how they decide to market it. And as of right now, nobody in the tech world can beat Apple’s marketing.
It wouldn’t surprise me if there was another celebrity death by the end of the week. Cronkite? Billy Graham? Liz Taylor?
I always wondered what would happen if someone like Conan, who just started to host The Tonight Show, just died within a few weeks of taking the reins.
Yeah, that sounds creepy and morbid, but death is in the news.
Days With My Father has bits and pieces of pictures and thoughts from a son who’s father has no short term memory. Yes, it’s an emotional heart tug. The site is a bit hard to navigate, so my hint to you is to click on the left where more photos will appear, choose a photo, and scroll down to read the story.
Days with my father was an incredible read. Thanks for sharing.
Please keep us up to date on the Vucu unit
Vudu my bad