Monday, September 7, 2009
Mobile Data and Technology : how far do we go?
As for me i carry alot, due to my job nature, but normal malaysians carry 2 per person, and data usage is seldom being used due to the rate of Pay As You Use is high compared to subscribed unlimited data rate plan. But for sure what i am seeing now is publicly most of us are using it more frequently on Facebook and Friendster social services.
Will that change most of the malaysian lifestyle?, i guess it will be still the same like going to mamak stall and meet up but definitely data services helps alot of people get connected and meeting more friends
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Blue-Ray may never replace DVD for data
Even though Blu-ray player sales are on a rapid climb, and Sony’s new PS3 Slim and cheaper PlayStation 3 are expected to cause an explosion in Blu-ray penetration, market research company iSuppli says the drives haven’t even begun to break the PC market.
According to the firm’s tallies of the global PC market, only 3.6% of all computers shipped this year were equipped with Blu-ray drives, and the growth rate will remain low.
“BDs won’t be replacing DVDs as the primary optical drive in PC systems through at least the year 2013,” said Michael Yang, iSuppli’s Senior Analyst for storage and mobile memory. “They eventually will find success, but during the next five years, that success will be limited in the PC segment. The cost issue is amplified by the fact that the library of content is so small that there really isn’t a reason for users to switch at the moment, and while this is changing, and studios are rolling out more Blu-ray content every week, there remains a long way to go.”
By 2013, iSuppli predicts that BD drives will still only be installed in 16.3% of all PCs, at best.
ISuppli cites the succession of removable disc storage in PCs for the last 20 years. The 3.5″ floppy was eventually replaced by the CD-ROM because of the dramatic increase in storage, and the precipitously low price of distributing software on that format (remember the stacks of floppies you used to use when installing, say, Microsoft Office?). An operating system or large suite of programs which would take up numerous floppies (Windows NT 3.1, for example, took up 22 diskettes) could be put on a single CD-ROM.
Lower production costs were the principal driver for CD-ROM (CD-R, CD-RW) to be replaced by DVD (DVD-ROM, DVD-R, DVD+R, DVD-RW, DVD+RW). But now, as most software can still be contained in DVDs or as download packages, production costs have yet to be measured lower for the higher-capacity Blu-ray formats, and broadband has made Internet distribution not only cheaper but more expedient, there’s little motivation for anyone except for interactive movies and games to make the move.
Source : http://www.betanews.com
My opinion : It is very true, DVD is still the best cheap and affordable medium as storage, another thing might impact is the rise of netbook where processor, RAM and HDD capacity is much lower and u will not be loading huge big application on to it, piracy impacts too where download to large HDD is an option to downloaders
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Windows 7 - How Far Can all the Device go?

Oh well, how well can it go, how low can it go...
i will begin to focus on how can it go, on the professional version of windows 7 RTM and lets see will it work on machines lower than the OS requirement, stay tuned~!
Monday, July 27, 2009
~Morning Wonder?~
i just cant sleep at all, trying to relax and type on this blog,
i wonder and i always wonder....wonder for something that i want, or looking for something, getting back what i used to have, time, money, love and the list goes on
i wonder if i can turn back time and get all the stuffs/person
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Reversal
moving forward is the problem, but looking at the person i being with before is with another soul, its even harder.
I wonder, can i ever move forward?
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Job Vacancy Available
Kindly contact me at 0162050310 from 10am to 10pm or email me at katrinaxp90@gmail.com for more info and if can, please submit your resume too :)
Vacancy is available for both fulltime and part time
Sunday, January 11, 2009
Windows 7 - the adventure begins-

More will come soon, stay tuned