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This means cards that you put in eg. your camera can connect directly to your computer over the WLan.

There’s already some products out there such as Eye-Fi but the standard will ensure that everything works together properly.

…and so we’ve created a dedicated page for these devices at WLanSD.com

Comment your best deals or experiences there.

Whilst most people are hitting the real world shops (oddly this is always a quiet time for our site!) there a still quite a few bargains to be had.

Now will be a great time to pick up an Android 2.3 tablet – It may not be the best OS anymore but it will do what most people need.
It looks like sales numbers of these weren’t quite as expected and they’re now being heavily discounted.

You can use the domain TabletUnder300.com and comment with the facebook comments there if you’ve found deals yourself, or try out these direct links:

Android 2.3 Tablets: http://tabletunder300.com/android%202.3

Lenovo: http://tabletunder300.com/lenovo (they seem to be selling off cheap right now!)

I’ll be back in the new year with more detail, but right now I’m off to play Rabbids – Just attached a Nyko Zoom so I can play in my London flat without moving furniture. I’ll do a full review later, but so far I don’t seem to be having problems many have had (I think from not reading the instructions!)

Hope you have a Happy New Year and oh, in the Hoff/Halford click-off, Hasselhoff won  145 to 131

So added to the Editor’s Picks rotation today is:

The New Daily Mash  Book: http://eb.am/095666623X

Should be able to get delivery just in time for Christmas if you rush!

It looks amazing, doesn’t it?

The “Xbox 360 Wireless Speed Wheel” designed for Forza Motorsport 4 but works with all games.

With funky green lights and a price that’s no more than a standard controller, it’s going on my wishlist now!

 Backwards.u.is

Just put in your Link and make it go all wonky!

I’ve chosen ‘Halford III – Winter Songs’ From Judas Priest‘s Rob Halford to bring a slightly metally flavour to our yuletide cheer.

With classic christmas song such as What Child is This? (you know, the one sung to Greensleeves, the ‘on hold’ music favourite), the even-better-than-cartman’s oh Holy Night and Oh Come All Ye Faithful. But also some more of a 80′s metal feel you’d expect – Perfect for this time of year!

Unfortunately, what we also have in the mix is:

The Night Before Christmas by David Hasselhoff

This really is as bad as you’d expect… the best-worst Christmas album you’ll find I think.
14 tracks of top notch cheese, he’s even thought of his German fans with the final track Stille Nacht (Silent night auf Deutsch)

… So which is best?

They’re both appearing randomly as the Editor’s picks on eB.AM so we’ll find out at the end of the month!

Just the other day when I was looking into the e-readers I was thinking ‘they’ should make a silicone keyboard type thing that sits on top of your tablet screen.
Today I notice someone had tweeted me a link to one.

It was probably a spammer, mind, but I think it’s worth checking out:

TouchFire: The Screen-Top Keyboard for iPad 

Although the name would suggest it’s more suited to the Kindle Fire really!

I’ll post a tweet if I spot it to buy anywhere!

A man in a brown pull over & tie!

…and the computer in front of him, the BBC Micro which turns 30 today.

Built by Acorn who now produce the ARM chip in many mobile phones, who were based in Cambridge along with the other great computer maker of the time Sinclair who made the Spectrum which got bought out by Amstrad run by Alan Sugar (Alan Michael Sugar TRADing geddit?) of The Apprentice UK fame.

Well after that bit of brief history as a bit of fun I thought I’d do a comparison with what we have now.
The equivalent to home computers I would say is tablets. Unfortunately I don’t know of many that are made in Britain any more (although check out the RaspberryPI which is designed here) so I’m just going to choose from anywhere.

80s: BBC Master

Today: Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1

Direct: http://eb.am/N0bbX6Sb7
Search: http://eb.am/Samsung+Galaxy+Tab+10.1

The pricey but worth it one.
You might have thought I’d've gone for the ipad, but the BBC was never meant to be a closed system – it was expandable and customisable with high connectivity.

80s: Sinclair Spectrum
 

Today:  AndyPad Pro

Direct: http://eb.am/B05KK9GPK
Search: http://eb.am/AndyPad
More Info: http://AndyPad.co.uk

Cheap and cheerful: Does everything you need, looks a bit plastic-y, great for games and less than half the price of some tabs.

80s: Commodore Vic20

Today: Kindle Fire

Direct: http://eb.am/N0elw4ycy
Search: http://eb.am/Kindle+Fire
The cheapy from America for the odd kids. I suspect the successor to the kindle fire will be the one that really sets the market alive just like the C64 did.

If you think I’m wrong, or have more to offer, please comment below!

What Dad wouldn’t like a nice pair of socks.

Check out our new Men’s Socks page at MenSock.com

Have a bit more cash to spend?

How about a Tablet PC? :- TabletUnder300.com

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