Lenovo unveils the IdeaCentre B300 all-in-one desktop computer

Yesterday, mangyantech witnessed the Philippine launch of Lenovo's IdeaCentre B300 all-in-one desktop computer. Held at the Conti's restaurant in Greenbelt 2, Makati City, the product launch was a relatively intimate event, which in a way highlighted the AIO PC and its features more.
 

The B300, which can be configured to be powered by up to Intel Core 2 Duo processor E7600, runs Windows 7 Home Premium and comes with the Lenovo Enhanced Experience for Windows 7.

Apple's App Store lets users try apps first before buying them

Here's something you'd wish a certain kind of establishments on Quezon and Makati avenues would readily adopt. Apple created a new section of App Store, the company's online applications store.

The Try Before You Buy section allows buyers to play with or use a limited version of the apps, then purchase those apps if they find them to their liking.

Lack of iPhone 4: Apple's pleasant problem that hurts nevertheless

I know many electronics vendors would love trading places with Apple right now. After all, who would not want this scenario: thousands of consumers lining up at your retail outlets, eagerly awaiting their turn for the chance to part with their hard-earned money in order to lay their hands on your latest product.

Hell, I know several people who would sell their own mothers for the remotest opportunity to land in the vicinity of that scenario.