Below you will see a video presentation that I completed for an English project. Let me know what you think of the video overall. I have done a lot more exciting edits, but this one was done in about an hour.
Thanks for watching,
Chris Self
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Christopher Self | Friday, March 19, 2010 at 9:49PM Whats up everyone, I got a quick review for you guys of the WD My Book for Mac external hard drive. This edition is very compact,powerful, and very nice. You have a solid black going around the machine, with a WD symbol. Besides the ports and fan opening, thats about it. As you can see its a very simple device. If you have any questions, please leave a comment. Enjoy
James Rice | Friday, March 19, 2010 at 3:15PM Sony are at it again, this time the rival bashing advert is done by Kevin Butler (Sony’s VP of Realistic Movements). The advert is based upon Kevin coming back from the future to thank users for such a success the PlayStation Move has been, whilst bashing the likes of the Wii by commenting on the 2D movement detection and the way Wii users play boxing games. He also bashes Microsoft’s Project Natal by commenting that the Sony Move has buttons making it good for shooters and other games, whereas the Natal is only good for games where you catch a big red ball as it’s just a camera.
Good bashing effort there by Sony, it is one of the funniest gaming advert’s i’ve seen in a long while, you can watch it below:
Do you agree with Sony’s bashing of rival motion sensing technology? Is it just good fun?
Chris Cooper | Friday, March 19, 2010 at 10:43AM 
The world is in enough trouble
Chris Thurber | Friday, March 19, 2010 at 12:49AM The OtterBox Commuter Series™ for iPhone™ 3G and 3GS is the perfect balance between protection and style: Sleek and tough. That's what you can expect from the OtterBox Commuter Series. Where the case is slim and attractive it provides outstanding protection from everyday mishaps.
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Mohammad ahemd | Thursday, March 18, 2010 at 4:37PM Announced today, Apple will be eliminating all products in Apple store shelves or online that include or act as protectors for the iPhone and iPod touch.
Screen protectors for Apple products have become the most popular accessory for any i-Product. They are the best-selling product in Apple stores that aren't manufactured by Apple. From a business perspective, it seems like a poor decision on Apple's part. Now, while it may provide more money to the protector's manufacturers, it will decrease a large share of money coming in to Apple's overall revenue.
Now, Steve Jobs has told us, himself, that Apple's products are meant to be used bare, as they are manufactured. I, myself, am unsure as to why he believes that, although it may have been stated (if it has, please let me know what was said). Maybe it gives the consumer a chance to advertise Apple's products? Even so, Apple has still continually sold cases and screen protectors in their stores. Why they would remove this lineup of products is beyond me. Now, it may not be beyond some of you, so please leave a comment to help me out with this...
What has been speculated is that Apple might make more money replacing these products when people break the screens or damage their phones. This is because Apple's standard warranty/AppleCare doesn't cover replacing such damage like this.
Please leave a comment with your thoughts and opinions, and all I can say is be careful with your iPhones!
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Mike Khuraibet | Wednesday, March 17, 2010 at 8:09PM Finally, after months of saving up, I had enough to buy a brand new iMac! I previously owned the 2008 2.66GHz iMac. This is an amazing upgrade, the specs on this machine is such an improvement. Expect a full review in a little bit, hope you enjoy.
James Rice | Wednesday, March 17, 2010 at 3:36PM