If you use Windows XP Media Center Edition to record television, then this is for you: Creative has just marked down their portable media center to $299 after rebate.

Business 2.0 has an entry on their blog about what its like to be interviewed by Sergey Brin, and also links to Xooglers .

Omar Shahine says he found a plays for sure device that measures up to ipod ... I wonder if it is more scratch resistant than my nano.

The folks behind GeckoTip contacted me and pointed me to a better link for it, along with a newer version that has some important improvements. To get the right/latest one, go here: http://geckotip.mozdev.org

... its very light on content but AOL HI-Q video's picture quality on my toshiba m200 tablet pc is incredible... check it out.

life just got easier . there's now an extension that will make the tablet TIP work properly with firefox. TabletPCBuzz has a thread about it.

George Ou at zdnet has posted a great write up regarding Windows Vista and graphics hardware. One of the most common questions I get about Windows Vista is "will foo graphics card work on Windows Vista?" or "Do I need to get a new graphics card for Windows...

eHomeUpgrade has the story . This fills a big gap in media center edition's hd playback story....

Fruitcast is advertising simple way to make some income from their podcasts by offering to append advertisements to your podcast and then sharing in the profits. Interesting business model...

Digital photography enthusiasts will be pleased to see a new control panel applet that will let you have beter control over color in Windows XP.

Scoble's trying to do 100 posts without mentioning Google, Yahoo!, or Microsoft . He's up to 17 so far. I think he's trying to get them all over with tonight so he can go back to business as usual... makes me want to announce something about UI changes...

Presentation Zen has some interesting write-ups on presentation style, and how to make the best use of PowerPoint to really connect with your audience to convey your message. There's a great post there comparing and contrasting BillG's presentation style...

One of the blogs I read (maybe Scoble?) tipped me off to Picaboo - a great windows application for photo sharing, printing, and publishing. The application is really slick - nice visuals, strong user interface, and creates a great experience around...

Looks like we bought foldershare for Windows Live. This is awesome - internet file sharing just got a whole lot easier for everyone around the world. News.com has a write-up as well.