For $199, you can now get every issue of the National Geographic since 1888 in a 160GB Hard Drive. This is information overload at its best. It even includes possibility for upgrades plus free 100GB space for personal use. Considering the thousands of groundbreaking photos (like the haunting Afghan girl cover) and articles, this is a worthy investment. This product also shows the future trend of reading - e-magazines, which was only a matter of time considering the advent of e-books years ago. Just recently, Metro was dubbed as the first Philippine magazine for the iPad. Very environmentally friendly. But of course, like books, nothing still beats the feel of flipping crisp paper while devouring your favorite literature.
Thursday, August 19, 2010
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For $199, you can now get every issue of the National Geographic since 1888 in a 160GB Hard Drive. This is information overload at its best. It even includes possibility for upgrades plus free 100GB space for personal use. Considering the thousands of groundbreaking photos (like the haunting Afghan girl cover) and articles, this is a worthy investment. This product also shows the future trend of reading - e-magazines, which was only a matter of time considering the advent of e-books years ago. Just recently, Metro was dubbed as the first Philippine magazine for the iPad. Very environmentally friendly. But of course, like books, nothing still beats the feel of flipping crisp paper while devouring your favorite literature.
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