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Sony Vaio C1MW PictureBook Review
daanger0us writes "There is an excellent review of the Sony Vaio C1MW PictureBook that uses the Transmeta Crusoe CPU and has a built in camera so you can capture all those special moments. Here's an excerpt:
'Size is not the only identifying attribute of this VAIO. The built in Motion eye camera is really the most intriguing part of the design - and probably the selling feature. The camera is built in on top of the screen and can flip to point to or away from the driver. The software loads at the push of the capture button and live video begins showing up within seconds. JPEG shots or MPEG2 video can then be recorded and replayed quite easily. With the included 30 Gigabyte hard drive a quick calculation shows that about 10 hours of streaming video and audio can be recorded at a time before running out of room.'"
The camera is built in on top of the screen and can flip to point to or away from the driver.
That shit was a line from the post, you didn't even have to read the article. I'm assuming you're so lazy you stop breathing at some points during the day, right?
Finally, math books without any of that base 6 crap in them.
Specs from article
Memory: 245216K total, 128880K free, (add type, clock here..)
Chipset: (add ID string here)
Male memory:
Memory: 245216K total, 128880K free, forgets birthdays, knows all Major legue baseball starting pitchers from '79-80
Female memory:
Memory: 245216K total, 128880K free, if-you-don't -know-i'm-not-telling-you
Why, o why must the sky fall when I've learned to fly?