The bottom line: The Nintendo DSi is great if you’re looking for a new handheld games console, but there’s very little point buying one if you already own a DS Lite. It’s merely mediocre as an audio player, its VGA cameras are poor and under-utilised, and its battery life is significantly lower than its predecessor’s.
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Nice pix and videos from the Mac reunion courtesy of Guy Kawasaki:
On January 24, 1984 Apple introduced Macintosh. Many of us who worked in the Macintosh division are now asking, “Where did the time go?” The Division had a reunion at the home of Alain Rossman (software evangelist) and Joanna Hoffman (the division’s conscience and first marketing person) to celebrate this occasion, and these are pictures from the event.
via How to Change the World: Macintosh 25th Anniversary Reunion: Where Did Time Go?.