I'm not a fan of Apple Mac but when I saw that Macbook Air , I forgot I was a Microsoft fanboy!. Come on, do you see that thin notebook? Heck, maybe it's as thin as a potato chip! It's like a mammoth trampled over that piece of gadgetry! For a price of $1799 dollars, You'll have on your hands the worlds thinnest notebook! See the pictures after the jump!

Labels: apple, gadgets, mac, news

Posted by Siopao Master on 1/22/2008 02:13:00 PM | 1 comments |

This girl is sooo in-love with her mac she made a song about it. Lyrics after the jump

(adapted from James Blunt's You're Beautiful)

My Mac is brilliant. 12″ Powerbook
But I went to the Apple Store just to take a look
I mean I love my little G4
It's done so good I say
But I saw the big Mac Pro and the 24 inch display

You're beautiful, you're beautiful, you're beautiful it's true
The interface is such pretty taste
And I don't know what to do
Cause I'll never be with you

Yes it caught my eye
and I can't help but sigh
I could see that this processor would just fly
And I don't think that I'll see it again
But we shared a moment that would last til the end

You're beautiful, you're beautiful, you're beautiful it's true
The interface is such pretty taste
And I don't know what to do
Cause I'll never be with you

via Jen's haven


Maybe she's one of those Mac witnesses (click to enlarge)




NOTE: Andrew, this is Christine a.k.a. HappySlip. -jepoy-

Labels: babes, mac

Posted by Siopao Master on 8/21/2007 12:13:00 PM | 4 comments |

Check out the new iMac! Loved the new keyboard. It's the sexay!

Labels: apple, imac, mac

Posted by Jepoy on 8/13/2007 11:43:00 PM | 0 comments |

Since Mac embraces Intel on their development. Many jokes spreaded like wild fires over the net. This is one example.

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Posted by Siopao Master on 8/05/2007 05:16:00 PM | 0 comments |

Want to play a game like Guitar Hero on your Windows, Mac or Linux machines? Then download the open source game Frets on Fire. Frets on Fire is a music video game created by Nathan Hunt in which players use the keyboard to play along with scrolling on-screen musical notes to complete a song.

Frets on Fire is open-source software. The source code written for the game is written in the Python programming language and released under the GNU General Public License, though the game incorporates other open-source code under other licenses. The game's included song files and some internal fonts are proprietary, and their redistribution is not permitted.

The gameplay of Frets on Fire is the same as in Guitar Hero - the player emulates playing a guitar. Frets on Fire is meant to be played by picking up the keyboard like a guitar, with one hand pressing the fret buttons and another pressing the pick buttons. There is support for joysticks however, meaning that the Guitar Hero controllers can be used as well.

Here's a preview of how the game is played:



Download Frets on Fire here.

Labels: linux, mac, open-source, pc

Posted by Jepoy on 7/20/2007 02:15:00 AM | 0 comments |

Diagnose and treat 35 exciting new cases in Legacy Interactive’s “latest and greatest” vet game. Featuring all your favorite animals – dogs, cats, birds, horses, rodents, fish, reptiles - this realistic simulation includes 40+ different medical instruments and helpful hints at every step of the way.

Pet Pals: Animal Doctor will tug on your heartstrings, make you laugh and challenge your mind as you take care of all the sick animals at your neighborhood veterinarian's office.

* Great family fun on the PC and Mac, perfect for ages 10+
* Pamper your pets by washing and grooming them
* 3 levels of play, fascinating trivia and memory games
* Rise in the ranks to become the #1 Pet Vet

Pet Pals: Animal Doctor gives players the chance to assume the role of a veterinarian. With advice from vet technicians, players care for 35 all new animals, ranging from a Saint Bernard to a clown fish, and many more familiar and exotic breeds. More than 40 realistic medical tools allow the player to gather samples, palpate and examine the animal, and even perform surgery. As the game progresses, players are rewarded with job promotions, awards, and new game features, and well as the satisfaction of having cured these cute but sickly critters. Pet Pals: Animal Doctor offers three different levels of play, allowing players of all ages to experience the excitement of being a vet. At the most difficult setting players must make diagnoses and perform treatment with no hints or prompting.

This latest installment in the series of successful vet-simulation games by Legacy includes a host of new features. At random intervals during game-play emergencies arise that require attention immediately, just as in a real clinical setting. You also have the opportunity to follow up with your furry patients and see how successful your treatments were. Finally, when you are ready to take a break, there are fascinating mini-games with lots of animal facts and information about real life vets.

For more information, or to purchase Pet Pals: Animal Doctor, please visit www.legacygames.com.

Labels: mac, pc

Posted by Jepoy on 5/13/2007 12:56:00 AM | 0 comments |