Perhaps Dell meant that its Latitude E4200 is heavier than the MacBook Air. Not surprisingly, the manila envelope appeared to be almost bursting because the E4200 is so thick. The fact that MacBook Air was spelt incorrectly in the commercial means that Dell probably didn’t put much care into the ad in the first place.… Read More: More substance, less air? »
Jammed up Joey’s cut. Fast – improved speed of handling make orders. Transferred garlic bread from Wisma in the evening and later transferred flour from Goldhill with E at night.
If you’re a regular traveller who lugs around a generic-looking Samsonite luggage on the road, you might bemoan the fact that it can be difficult to identify your own bag, especially at crowded airports where several airlines share the same luggage carousel, sometimes almost simultaneously. To deal with this “problem”, an American company has come… Read More: Someone please call the bomb disposal squad! »
Do you know it costs US$4,000 to process and recycle 1 ton of plastic bags, which can then be sold on the commodities market for only US$32? So it’s a good thing that governments around the world are taking a concerted effort to ban the use of plastic bags. Here in Shenzhen, many supermarkets are… Read More: A little plastic means so much »
I got these two e-mail messages yesterday and their subject headers are uncannily similar. One is from Apple, titled “Make the most of your summer photos”. The other is from Microsoft, titled “Make the most of Windows Live”. Now, who is the copycat?
I’m in Shanghai today on a business trip and I finally logged in to my MSN Messenger account in the hotel room. Yes, it’s been a while because my company bans IM at work. I know that’s kind of stupid. There are plenty of workarounds, but I just couldn’t be bothered, even when I’m back… Read More: Shanghai surprise »