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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 2005
Page
27
Palo Alto based Round Two aims to develop tools adding features to the Firefox browser. CEO Bart Decrem says the company will back add ons to test connection speeds and manage downloads from within the browser.
A trio of British disc jockeys launches rock jazz and classical radio programs online via Podshows com Downloads sell for 1 or 2 each with plans to expand to travel sports and special interests Daryl Denham co founder notes deals with two music labels will allow songs with no more than 60 percent of each track to be played to curb piracy.
Markos Moulitsas Zuniga, a key strategist behind Howard Dean's Internet effort, unveils SportsBlogs a network of weblogs and affiliate writers to cover individual baseball teams such as Bleed Cubbie Blue for Cubs fans with plans to expand across all sports.
Napster debuts Napster To Go offering unlimited downloads for about $14.95 monthly on select portable players via Janus DRM. Subscribers can transfer tracks to MP3 devices but lose access if the subscription ends. Apple iPod not supported. desktop plan remains $9.95 and per-download options exist.
The article argues that obsolescence is less critical than buyers fear. For a student laptop keep a solid core: mobile Intel Celeron or AMD chip with built in wireless, at least 512 MB RAM, DVD player, CD burner, and 60 GB hard drive, plus a reliable seller and price. It notes software like Windows XP and Office suites remain usable over time.
The review finds Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Chaos Theory fun yet repetitive with tweaks that feel minor. It praises stealth thrills as Sam Fisher navigates hostile territory while criticizing the loose plot, jokey dialogue, and busywork side missions that undercut tension.
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