Jobo's Giga Vu PRO:evolution
By Ryan Block 
posted Mar 23rd 2006 11:27AM
posted Mar 23rd 2006 11:27AM
[Via DAPreview]
posted Mar 23rd 2006 11:27AM
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that very much resembles a vulva.
One of the rare times I post off topic, but it's about time to see a proper link to www.DAPreview.net
We link to them once or more a month, actually. They've been known to publish some good stuff from time to time, we're just not regular readers of their site.
Best, Ryan
Huh, that's an interesting comment, because it says "Via DAPreview."
Were you hoping for a Gold-plated plaque?
What??!! Only for serious digital photographers??!! This is everything I have hoped for from a media center pc. The DVI port, on-board MPEG-4 decoding, Linux, all these things give it a flexibility and (according to the robgalbraith.com review) a quality level beyond any portable media device I've seen. In many environments (travel, presentations, family gatherings) this will replace my laptop in a way that the UMPC can not hope to. This is far from being a specialist device.
If I could check my email with it, I could throw
out both my ipod and my travel laptop.
Actually, the image looks a lot like some type of fractal. I'm not sure what the equation is, but if you look at one of the lobes, it looks a bit like a stretched out Mandelbrot set. If someone knows where the imnage came from, let us know.
ooOOoh...that looks pretty sweet...this would be nice to travel with!
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