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Got the Sony E Mount 30mm macro f/3.5 lens.  Will post more photos later, but here are some product photos.

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Been using the MacBook Air for a while at home and haven’t taken it out because I wanted to get some protection gear for it before taking it out.  Went to the Apple retail store but didn’t find anything too appealing. Then found this product at London Drugs and am glad I picked it up.

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This is like taking a trip to the memory lane. Digging out some old camera equipment does bring back a lot of memories.  In a way, if not for the nostalgia, it is also a revelation to see how technology has come such a long way.

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Soon after saying goodbye to my iMac, I replaced my personal computing device with this piece of hardware, not the other one :)

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It certainly was not an easy decision to give up my iMac. Having using it for 3 years, it has helped me with almost everything I need for my digital lifestyle, except being a file server. To be fair, a desktop computer cannot be a cost effective file server at the same time. That’s why I turned to Ubuntu for an efficient solution many months ago.

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Here are some quick side-by-side physical comparison of the Sony NEX-5N and the Lumix GF2 cameras.

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Here is my second mirror-less interchangeable lens camera – a Sony NEX-5N, just released not too long ago.  My first mirror-less interchangeable lens camera is a Lumix GF2. So what is wrong with the GF2? I will talk about what I don’t like about it in another blog post, but first let’s take a look at the new Sony NEX-5N :)

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Finally decided to get the Magic Trackpad in anticipation of OSX Lion’s new gesture support in Safari and Full Screen Apps.  It was pretty impressive during their WWDC Key Note back in June. Compu2000 in Canada has this item on sale for $61 instead of the regular price of $69 so it wasn’t too difficult of a choice really.

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