Switched On: 101 columns
A couple of years ago we asked Ross Rubin, classic technology witticist and noted analyst for NPD, to do a weekly column for us. We dubbed it Switched On, which debuted exactly two years ago this Friday. Since then he's written over a hundred editions of his weekly column -- a hundred one to be exact, and a hundred two as of his next column later today -- which continue to endlessly delight and amuse those who tune in weekly for his humorous insights on technology. Here's to another two, Ross!
P.S. -Click on for the entire Switched On archive!
Switched On: How Microsoft's Media Center Will Save Television
Switched On: Audio companies should plant seeds, not pick Apples
Switched On: TiVo should skip ahead and kill subscription fees
Switched On: Microsoft refreshes WebTV for a curious comeback
Switched On: Consumer electronics companies need to step up their software
Switched On: The "i" behind iPod -- innovation, integration, or inertia?
Switched On: Longhorn hardware advances could give PDAs a one-two punch
Switched On: Next-gen consoles have 500 million triangles per second and nothing Pong
Switched On: Macintel - Expanding market share via the chic, the geek, and the IT meek
Switched On: With Grokster decision, "endangered gizmos" will survive
Switched On: The camcorder's disposable, but the memories aren't
Switched On: With flash camcorder, Pure Digital shoots and scores