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I’ve always felt the mobile phone market to be different from any market.  It’s set up in such a way that there is no competition between pricing for a plan, only in coverage and the device you’ve got.  And when it comes down to buying the right device, you get what you need, then what you want.  Sometimes the bare minimums you need is just a phone that can call.  That’s what I have right now, an unlocked Sony Ericsson, with a T-Mobile prepaid minutes SIM card.  Then there’s what you want to have: texting, a data plan…This is all stuff I’d like to have but am not gonna pay for.  What I have right now is the cheapest for me, and works.

Except for one small problem: I don’t have a DROID.

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Apple announced their “Rock and Roll” event a while back.  Building up to the announcement was speculation on new devices and new software.  Following the buzz closely, I’ve summarized what I think we can expect at the new event.

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An average point and shoot. 12.1 megapixels, 2.7 inch LCD screen, except with a twist. This is the first camera in the world that comes with a built in projector. Read the rest of this entry »

10.2 mega-pixels, up to 3200 ISO, a 3.0 inch LCD monitor, and slightly smaller than the D5000. The D3000 is going to replace the D40 as Nikon’s most cost-efficient DSLR. Read the rest of this entry »

Nikon’s newest DSLR. Read the rest of this entry »