OK, I’m not a programmer, but it makes sense to me that this would somehow work. What if someone created an ink blogging program that (excuse me if I misuse terms) would parse the ink into individual pictures for each word. Follow me here: The same way the ink post plug-in for Windows Live Writer [...]

The X61 vs Everything Else - Part 2 (better late than never)

It’s a fact that students are not the most wealthy people. It’s a combination of being busy studying and being lazy. It’s these facts that make it difficult for most students to afford desirable pieces of tech like tablet PCs.

You may have realized that [...]

As a follow up to Robert’s post, I thought I’d share as well, though I’ve been back to school since late August. I also just had to use the word “uni” since I think it’s funny, as a person who never heard someone call it a uni until Robert and William jumped in. And, for [...]

I know a lot of our readers are already well into the new term and I hope you’re all getting on fine. However in my corner of the globe (if globes have corners? :o)), the new semester doesn’t begin until October 1st so right now I’m sitting slap-bang in the middle of my yearly ritual [...]

Remember when you were small and you pressed your nose up against the outside of the candy shop window and coveted all of the tasty treats inside? Well Linda Epstein over at TabletPC2.com let’s us all recreate that childhood memory in a much more geeky grown-up sort of way with her latest epic post in [...]

Well the results are in and I’d like to announce that the three winners of the Snapter Ice competition are, in no particular order:

David (Shure SE 210 earphones) Ashley (AVerMedia AVerTV Cardbus) Brandon (Verizon XV6700)

Congratulations! If all three of you can send me [...]

A big undertaking, perhaps, but I think it’d be very useful for the digital student to have a big list of textbooks and good resources that are available free online. Even simple textbook companion resources would be useful. There’s so much out there that is just hidden in the mass of the web but is for the free taking. [...]

Hi guys. Just a quick reminder that entry to our competition to bag one of 3 full licenses of Snapter Ice 2.0 ends tomorrow at 12pm (GMT). There’s lots of great entries already but there’s always room for more right? Full entry details can be found at competition post so get yourself along there ASAP.

K-12 Computer Science Academic Relations Manager for Microsoft, Alfred Thompson links to a FREE (for one month only) PDF magazine from the IEEE Computer Society which contains a bunch of ‘Tablet PCs in education’ articles (Alfred in turn credits Jim Vanidas of HP for the ‘heads up’). A quick skim tells me the articles are [...]