A Week in Hong Kong

By Chris Chang, posted October 28, 2009 at 12:12 AM, 5,514 views

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Michael Jackson Phone Rocks Your World

By Chris Chang, posted October 18, 2009 at 10:02 PM, 709 views

Michael Jackson has brought fabulous music to my life, and I have always wanted to cherish my memories on him. For the first time, MJ has got a cellphone specially made for all his big groups of fans.The laser-engraved MJ’s signature move on the phone is bloody cool, and it comes in 7 brilliant colors.

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Asus S101 Wannabe, Comes in Gold Color

By Chris Chang, posted October 18, 2009 at 5:13 PM, 364 views

Asus Eee S101 is an Atom-powered netbook which looks thin and pretty in real life, but not for this knockoff. It looks similar with the real one, including the specs but you will not find a SSD in it. The machine is not thin and light, but it uses a replaceable 3-hour polymer battery. At $1800 RMB (about $260), it’s definitely worth to get one. More shots after the break.

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USB Hub for Working Maniacs

By Chris Chang, posted October 18, 2009 at 3:07 AM, 171 views

I always wanted my computer to have more USB ports. So, getting USB hubs is my hobby and I really love those funny ones, like the one above. It extends to 4 more USB ports, pretty enough for anyone. Get yours for just $20 RMB (about $3).

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Chinese BBQ Pork Rice

By Chris Chang, posted October 18, 2009 at 1:14 AM, 1,022 views

Been living at Hong Kong for quite awhile and I love the local food very much. What I love most is this BBQ pork rice, my favorite for lunch and dinner. Chinese called it as “Char Siu” rice, which is actually rice with roasted pork. People at Hong Kong love it and they add a fried egg and vegetables to make it more tasty. It’s a must try when you are in China.

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D.I.Y Liquid-Cooling Pad for MacBook Pro

By Chris Chang, posted October 17, 2009 at 7:11 PM, 6,072 views

New MacBook Pros have Nvidia graphic cards which improve graphics performance but cause thermal issues which lead to overheat. So, you will need a cooling pad to draw the heat from the base of the computer. The thing you see above is a liquid-cooling pad specially made for MacBook Pro. It’s probably a must-buy item for fanboys. See how it works after the jump.

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