Daily Reviews Summary 12/17/06

The T5 has been able to handle almost everything I've thrown at it. I have found it incredibly useful, very easily finding its way into my routine throughout the day. For example, I have an approximately 20 minute drive to the office and in the morning I don't always have the time to read as much as I'd like before I have to head for school. So, I simply downloaded some MP3 lectures that I'd been wanting to hear, transferred them to the T5 using the Drive Mode, and then listen to them via the built-in speaker. The MP3 playback is wonderful, especially considering the fact that if you are listening to an MP3 and the times comes for your Palm to go into "hibernate" it will continue to play the MP3 with no interruptions. If you have a playlist queued up, it will play the playlist clear through, with the screen blanked out so that you don't waste your battery life.

The SilverStone Milo ML01 was created to further the emerging trend of MoDT (mobile on desktop) processors for building home and office computers. Equipped with a compact yet powerful 300W PSU and an intelligent airflow layout to ensure even lower powered desktop processors can be cooled sufficiently, this case can accommodate a wide range of system
configurations easily.

Netgear's Storage Central model SC101 is a hard disk enclosure with built-in disc controllers and networking features. This device emulates one or more logical drives using one or two physical IDE or PATA hard disks and provides a shareable storage facility accessible by all windows computers on a DHCP enabled network.

Memorex has an interesting lineup with their Travel Drives and this is one such variation of it. It's the Mini Travel Drive and it is U3 enabled. The drives come in four storage sizes, ranging from 256 and 512 MB, to 1 and 2GB and are considered the Mini class. In this case it's the 512 MB version.