Crave, the Gadget Blog

I, Crave – Crave is Cnet.com’s gadget blog.

Crave says: “The name says it all. Crave is our blog about gorgeous gadgets and other crushworthy stuff.”

URL is http://crave.cnet.com/

Hat Tip Crave for what’s below.

Here’s a current sampling, including information about Sony’s newest electronic book reader. I’ll consider an “EBR” when I can purchase one that smells like an old book in some antiquarian shop in some street with too long a name in Wales. Well … not really. I’ll compromise at Atticus Books so that I can feed the mind within a short walk of the Harbord Bakery. Mens sane in corpore sane, right?

Sony’s new PRS-505 Reader is available in silver and dark blue and retains a $300 price tag.

(Credit: Sony)

Read Crave’s review here

http://crave.cnet.com/8301-1_105-9788927-1.html?tag=nl.e501

“Rumors have been circulating that Sony was about to release the second edition of its electronic book reader–and now it’s official. Sony’s new Reader Digital Book, the PRS-505”

And, from the home of one of the other “evil empires”

Zune 2.0 – Microsoft’s new MP3 line, as shown on Crave complete with a link to MS’s slideshow

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“Microsoft has officially revealed its plans for new 4GB, 8GB, and 80GB Zune MP3 players The new players are expected out in November, priced at $149, $199, and $249, respectively.”

Comments

  1. See also BoingBoing Gadgets:
    http://gadgets.boingboing.net

  2. Which is to say: last week’s Friday Fillip.

  3. OK, I forgot. I was misled by the pretty pictures. But you didn’t mention Atticus Books or Harbord Bakery, both of which are always worth mentioning even if one has to concoct a reason.

  4. Of course the question remains, is the Sony reader really sexier than a librarian?

    See:
    Sexier than a librarian? (How can that be?!?)

    Sexier than a librarian – Anyone boycotting?

  5. The Sony reader is sexier than a librarian?

    My apologies to the profession. Someone at Sony obviously caught a gander at my knees during a beach visit this past summer. Seems a shame that I’m taking down the entire profession because of one instance of bad judgment.