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A few days ago I introduced the Asus Eee Note EA800, a curious hybrid, half pad, half electronic book reader, it seems is having good reception in the media. Today we know that there will be a 12-inch version.

I also note that the 8 inch will be ready for marketing in Taiwan in December, so we can wait for the first quarter of the year in major world markets. To get an idea making the price in their home country will be between 250 and 300 dollars.

Returning to the novelty, in January 2011 will come 12-inch version of the Eee Note, which presumably share technology with the smallest model: monochrome LCD touch screen, stylus Wacom WiFi and camera in the rear.

What seems to be different is the team process, while in the 8-inch Marvell bet for a solution to the larger Intel circuitry is used. This may make us think that instead of Linux on this occasion used some version of Windows, and the price will rise enough: it talks about $ 900. Read more… »

Drinking milk is an important habit to have daily. That is why having fresh milk on the table is always a given for those who look after their health. But sometimes, stored milk can easily stay around for days. It might be difficult to know if they have already gone sour unless one takes a taste of it, which is what many would want to avoid.

It is a good thing that there is now something that can help people know whether that milk stored in their fridge has already gone sour without having to take a sip of it. The new Cravendale Milk Jug is anything but ordinary. It is an innovative milk jug that can tell users if their milk has already gone sour. There is a unique pH sensor located at the base of the jug that measures the acidity of the jug’s contents and provides the update on an LCD display on the jug. The screen may display either “Fresh” or “Sour” to help users gauge the drinkability of the milk. There’s no news on when the Cravendale Milk Jug might be available on the market or how much it will cost.