PlayStation Portable

We’re planning to buy PSP for Justin maybe next month that’s why I’m surfing the net. He talked us into buying it because he knew someone’s selling it at a lower price than the ones sold at the malls. I still don’t know if it’s worth buying.

Honestly, all I know about PSP’s are that they are just a bunch of games installed. And I’m laughing because for someone like me who’s online daily didn’t know what this small device could do. But I’m not totally ignorant because I’ve already heard about this before the portable came out. I can predict that if this plan will push through, Justin will likely spend less time in the computer because he’ll get addicted to it. But of course, we will impose strict discipline so his studies won’t be that distressing.

I found a lot of reviews on the internet. I read this one and I think I’m sold out to this although I won’t let Justin bring it to school. He’ll have more time with it during the summer. Grabe, kids are so lucky now.

My N95 8GB phone

I was contemplating on buying a laptop for my personal use but then common sense told me na marami pang maglalabasan na bago ngayon. Sige lang, I could still wait few more years before buying it depende na lang kapag kelangan na talaga. Me ka-kompetensiya na kasi ako sa desktop ngayon at schedule talaga kung sino muna una gagamit. Si hubby kasi, nahawa na rin sa aking "blogitis" at nagba-blog na rin siya.

I shifted my thoughts to having an early gift for mother's day by buying a phone instead. I wanted a phone with camera, video, music player, wifi and bluetooth. With that kind of phone, para ka na rin me laptop at di lang dahil dun-- ang presyo ay para ring laptop.

My 4-year old phone is a Nokia 6600 and is now in the hands of the new owner, Justin (my eldest). Hubby is hesitant to let him use it because last semester he lost a calculator. He promised to be mindful about his stuff from that time on.

Today, I walked in to a store in NCCC mall, fourth floor—the store (I forgot the name) nearest to the escalator. I asked the lady what’s the latest with Nokia and she told me it’s the N series. She had no customer except me and I told her about the features of a phone that I like to buy. Siguro nakulitan siya dahil sa haba ng aking itinanong ay biglang sumimangot. I think she was sizing me up kung bibili ba talaga ako o hindi or kung kaya ko ba o hindi. #@#$#%^%!!! Before ko siya ma-swipe ng side to side , walk-out na si Alforque.

I walked in to the second store; of course, I remember the name 8TELCOM because the ladies are very friendly or binobola lang kaya ako hahahaha. But then, I know what I want so kahit huwag na akong bolahin. Anyway, I noticed that they really make the customer feel important kahit na di pa naman bibili. The young owner also responded well to my queries. Since wala pa naman akong dalang pera sabi ko babalik ako the next day.

Here's my Nokia N95 8gb phone. It's quite an impressive device kasi meron siyang 5 megapixel camera (with VGA video capture), connectivity options (USB, Infrared, Bluetooth, GSM, WCDMA, HSDPA and WLAN), integrated GPS. Pero yung GPS nila, ang available lang daw is Manila and Cebu. Dito sa Davao, di pa kaya ng network.

I sampled the 5 megapixel camera which uses Carl Zeiss optics on the nice ladies of 8TELCOM. Si Precy, pero narinig ko tawagan nilang dalawa is "Pangit". Mao ni rason ngano pirmi sila mahalinan...Ngisi girls!

O, Precy naa ka na diri ha. Yaw nako paningla, ako lang singil -- if this is you , leave me a message..

I was looking for the memory card few hours after I bought it kasi I found out there's an empty slot. Precy told me that the 8GB is a built-in memory so I won't find it attached inside the phone.

I am still familiarizing with the phone. On my next post, I will write all about phone's features.