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Is a Smart TV a Smart Investment?

After coming back from CES this past January, I was really interested in some of the Smart TV’s that were being released.  Maybe I was caught up in the glitz and glamour of the show because since the lights have dimmed and the fog has lifted, I don’t have the same interest as I once [...]

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Who Cares About Data Centers?

In the last Digital Den, I asked  ”How Important Are Your Photographs?” Given that Facebook has over 140 billion photos, it made me wonder a bit about what’ll happen if an online repository like Facebook someday shuts down. One thought led to another which then made curious to learn a bit more about data center [...]

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What Would Mad Men’s Don Draper Do with a GoFlex Satellite?

After a 17-month hiatus (which is one month longer than The Sopranos, by the way) Mad Men returns to television this Sunday. Needless to say, I’m excited. Mad Men has become one of my favorite shows because of its great storytelling, dynamic characters and the reflective look at the 1960’s.  I love period pieces. If [...]

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Supersize My DVR, Please!

This recent post I made about midseason television shows sparked some interesting conversations in the office about some of the new DVR solutions that are currently available. After cycling through link after link and subtle hints telling me to upgrade my device (ironic given we work at a storage company, right?) I wanted to share [...]

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Send in the Replacements

Since the beginning of the year, there have been a few new shows gracing the airwaves. What’s commonly become known as the “Midseason Replacement” these are TV shows picked up by television networks to give regular programming a break since few stations still order 22-24 episodes a year anymore. (I blame that on the programming [...]

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TV On the Go

Who doesn’t like television? It’s the passport to a world of adventure, excitement and a look into the lives of the rich and famous or if you’re a Kardashian, both. When Hulu first entered the scene, I was an early adopter. It’s a great way to catch up on current shows I was behind on [...]

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CES – Perking Up My Ears

One of the interesting things about the Consumer Electronics Show is finding out what people are most interested in learning about or what garners their attention.  I’ll admit I’m into the shiny. I love devices that make life easier, do interesting things or are simply just cool. (Editor’s note: maybe you’re just lazy.) I’ve been [...]

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What to Wear to CES

How does one adequately prepare for the Consumer’s Electronics Show aka CES? Never mind the idea of how big the show is, how many companies that will be present and the cool “toys” I’ll get a chance to play with. What I have been stumped with is the simplest of questions – what is a [...]

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I Don’t Want a Tablet

I don’t want a tablet! I don’t want another device to cart around to meetings, parties, family gatherings, church, school, grocery shopping and especially not the bathroom.  I don’t want the ability to quickly access photos, music or videos that I most likely have already on sites such as Facebook, YouTube or Flickr. I don’t [...]

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Gaming in the Clouds

In my heart of hearts, I’m a gamer. I have been since I was a kid and my mother bought my father an Intellivision. It was something I took to almost immediately. He did a great job playing sports games with me, but with scores like 84-7 in football, I figured it was going to [...]

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