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This guy has to have the best job EVER.

Jobs, who returned to the helm last year after a much-scrutinized liver transplant, took the stage at a packed theater on Wednesday and showed off a sleek, half-inch thick tablet computer with a 9.7-inch touchscreen.

The iPad can run movies, games and a gamut of applications. And taking on e-readers like Amazon’s Kindle, Apple announced a digital bookstore called iBooks that will let users buy from publishers including Pearson Plc’s Penguin, News Corp’s HarperCollins, and Hachette Book Group.

“What once occupied half your living room can now be dropped in a bag,” said Outsell Inc analyst Ned May. “It’s pulling together a variety of needs (in) a universal entertainment device.”

The iPad will sell from late March for as low as $499 for 16 gigabytes of storage. An extra $130 is needed to equip it with third-generation wireless capability.

“Pricing is very aggressive, so it’s pretty positive from a mass adoption perspective. It was about $200 lower than what I was expecting,” said Brian Marshall, an analyst with Broadpoint Amtech. Other analysts had speculated that the tablet may cost as much as $1,000. Full Article From Reuters.com
Steve Jobs FTW.

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John Nolan films – Nolan’s Cheddar. Haha!

Good representation of the city of Los Angeles. I’ve seen the bike riders before and its epic to see them passing by. You have to really grasp the fact that our city is beautiful.

Here’s a mock up of what the PJLA Nova will look like.

I am sorry to inform all the people that were excited about the images that were captured today during the Agenda Trade Show. Unfortunately all my images (except for these) were lost due to some random f’n mal-function of my camera. I have no idea how it happened or why it happened but it happened. If you have lost moments that can never be captured again you should understand my frustration. They were great images too….

Great news, if you read the post prior to today you would know that my camera deleted all the photos from agenda. WELL! I am pleased to announce (and show) that I was put up on game about software that can recover accidentally deleted photos. Its called Card Rescue it can recover lost files pretty easily, its not free, but for $39.95 you can recover most of your pictures. More images after the jump Continue Reading »

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