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Okay okay so maybe its not brand new... It actually just turned one year old just this month but the point is it still runs like new. I bought my apple laptop this time last year in preparation for school. At that time I was strictly a PC user. I ha…
August 19, 2009
Brian commented on Brian's blog post 'HDTV Truely is HIGH DEFINITION'
I just bought a new 52"HD television. It is beautiful! The only thing better than having a HDTV is having a bigger HDTV.
August 19, 2009
Brian commented on Brian Mahony's blog post 'Eating My Own OTT Video Dog Food-- Cutting the Pay TV Cord'
It sounds like you sure have thought about all of the positives and negatives of no having cable. It sure is a great plan, especially if you are trying to save money. $50 a month would work wonders. Netflix is an amazing solution as far as movies a…
August 19, 2009

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Now posting from my new mac computer.

Okay okay so maybe its not brand new... It actually just turned one year old just this month but the point is it still runs like new. I bought my apple laptop this time last year in preparation for school. At that time I was strictly a PC user. I had owned a dell and gateway but after doing my research and asking apple owners about their computers, I decided to splurge and purchase an apple laptop. Yes they are a bit more money and there is a learning curve to using them but I have never been ha… Continue

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HDTV Truely is HIGH DEFINITION

I'm sure almost everyone who owns a television has heard of HDTV. I am here to tell you all that if you watch television on a frequent basis and are trying to decide to get an upgrade on your television, DO IT. I recently bought my first HDTV, a new HD cable box, and a new HDMI cord to connect the cable box to the television. I watched the Super Bowl on this TV and decided I could never watch another football game on a normal TV again. The picture on my HDTV is incredible; crystal clear.
I… Continue

Posted on February 6, 2008 at 3:28pm — 2 Comments

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Technology in Philosophy

One of my favorite movie quotes is from the original Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. Gene Wilder, who plays Willy Wonka says "Oh you can't go back that way. You have to go forward in order to go back". To a lot of people that does not make much sense of course you can always go back the way you came. This is not so. In the case of going back in history, we cannot simply just go back.
Going forward to go back actually makes some sense here. 100's of years ago, When Issac Newton first… Continue

Posted on February 6, 2008 at 3:11pm —

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Im members of countless social sites that request an 'about me' paragraph yet I still havent found out exactly what to say.

I guess for Trenderresearch.com's purpose I am 19 years old and am proud to say I know all about technology. I also love sharing my knowledge of technology with others. So if you need any help with anything 'tech' please feel free to ask and I will do my best to help.
 
 
 

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