Before Microsoft and Bill Gates took control of the personal computer market, personal computers such as the Radio Shack TRS-80 Color Computer (aka CoCo) were all the rage.
With an innovative design that was meant to grab your attention, the original clamshell iBook from Apple generated almost as much buzz in the IT world as the more recent iPhone. In 1999, personal computer users were generally stuck with the familiar black rectangle laptop, but the iBook only came in blueberry and orange and was shaped like a clamshell (toilet seat?). But what was the iBook like on the inside -- we find out in this TechRepublic Cracking Open.
This is the 2008 version of my photo scrap book. This is where I publish photos, diagrams, and other imagery for blogs and articles on TechRepublic.
In the World of Warcraft, this is the time of year we celebrate the Winter Veil. Members of the Technologia guild mark this festive time of year in various ways, ranging from dungeon raids to snowball fights. This TechRepublic Photo Gallery reveals some of Technologia's recent revelry.
In this TechRepublic teardown photo gallery, Mark Kaelin cracks open the 2nd generation Microsoft Zune portable MP3 player.
The Apple iTouch is the company's latest portable multimedia iPod device. The iTouch includes the usual music playing features, but adds video playback and WiFi connectivity to its arsenal. We took a first look at the iTouch recently and here is what we found. The next step of course is to crack it open and see what it looks like on the inside.
Long, long ago in a galaxy not so far away, electronic gaming was conducted in a dark place at your local shopping mall called an Arcade. The glory of posting your initials next to a highest score came at the expensive of a small fortune in quarters. However, now that we are all grown-up, we can relive our Arcade-glory with a new machine from Dreamauthentics. The company granted us permission to publish a gallery showing off some of their latest stand-alone and table-top devices. It is time to save the world again.
As we showed you earlier, the Hallow's End celebration in the World of Warcraft is a major game-world-wide event. This year’s celebration saw the introduction of the Headless Horseman and several quests involving his story. Technologia gathered together a raid group and headed to the Scarlet Monastery to end the Headless Horseman's reign of terror.
Think Geek is offering the WiFi Detector T-Shirt just in time for holiday shopping. If you have any tech geeks on your list, this shirt is almost a must buy. The WiFi Detector T-Shirt will find broadcasting WiFi signals and notify you by flashing indicator lights across your chest. Never be without a WiFi connection again. We took the shirt for a test drive recently to one of our favorite lunch destinations.
Recently, some representatives from Verizon stopped by the TechRepublic offices to gives us a sneak peak at several new phones the company is introducing during the holiday season. One of the phones we looked at was the LG Voyager. The Voyager is the flagship cell phone this holiday season with features like an external touch screen and lateral clamshell design. We should get a good look at the Verizon Wireless version of the LG Voyager before the end of the year. Until then, we took a few snapshots of this phone for a First Look Gallery.