Well, if your guess is iPhone development. Then you’re right! I am currently pushing myself out of the internet marketing niche and trying out lots of other stuff. Believe me, it is cool and challenging!

Before buying the laptop, I was given comments by my dad that Mac won’t be able to run Windows programs because my dad is a Windows fan. As I want to keep my options open, I went to did some research and found out that Macintosh is able to boot up Windows but for me, what’s the point? I want to use Macintosh OS not Windows, wouldn’t that be better to buy back a normal Windows computer? After that, I also found out I can virtualize Windows and Mac using some programs like Wine HQ, VM Ware or Parallels Desktop.

Well, let’s forget about Wine as it’s hard to use and not that user friendly and let us focus on whether VM Ware or Parallels?

photo credits to Apple Weblog

VM Ware is the big boy in the virtualisation field as it has almost been in this field for 7-8 years and is a genuine listed company in New York Exchange. On the other hand, Parallels just support Mac without supporting Windows.

VM Ware Fusion also gains the upper hand as it allows user on Mac to use two processors with Intel Core Two Duo Processors whereas Parallels Desktop just allow you to use one. By using both processors, you will be able to run Windows faster and thus no lagging will occurs. However, on Parallels, you will experience lagging on the operating system when you are running high end graphics OS like Windows 7 or Windows Vista where there’s the Aero Interface in action.

Nevertheless, Parallels does has it advantages like allowing the user to run Windows in Coherence Mode. By runnning the virtualised OS in coherence mode, you will experience stuff like this:

You will be able to run your native OS apps and virtualised OS apps side by side. Isn’t that cool?

So as a conclusion, both have it’s advantages and weaknesses so that’s why I now use both of them! But if you were to ask me for opinion on which to buy if you only have cash for one, VM Ware might be a better choice if you don’t need to run any apps side by side.

Cheers,

I just got 2 new lenses for my Canon EOS 500D yesterday. The lenses are 15-85mm and 50mm fixed lens. There’re great but a bit pricey.

15-85mm wide angle lens

50mm fixed lens

Cheers,

iYingHang

It’s iYingHang back here and recently you should notice that Facebook just change their UI (User Interface).

Well, some complained and some celebrated. For me, I think I like it quite a lot as the last UI was a bit sucky and deformed when it was shown on my Firefox 3.0.

So what do you guys think?

Japan trip is almost over and the internet connection here’s so damn holy fast!

The proof:

Broken Promises

Elimination

PC Choice Chat

Bake Sale

Time Traveller

Before going on, I wouldn’t prefer you to read this post at all, not at all because you might just burst your computer due to jealousy and hatred. You might even get hurt or waste money repairing your computer so I strictly warn you not to read the full post at all!

Ok, never mind since you prefer to read the full post, just CONTINUE!

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I just got a Macbook Pro this September and I was very happy with it. Ah..just let the images tell you the story:

The front view of the box.

The back view of the box

It comes with a cool NVidia graphic card which supports many games.

A out of computer Snow Leopard as at that time, Snow Leopard was just out and was not preinstalled.

Super cool interface

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PS: The funny type of writing was just for testing, nothing personal.

ENJOY!