Archive for December 13th, 2005
![Apple iPod - 30GB - White [video playback]](http://www.donnafraser.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2008/08/ipod.jpg "View product details at Amazon")
Wow what a little beauty if ever I saw one this little piece of delight holds a good 30GB of storage on the hard drive. I got one of these baby’s yippee, how great are these iPod’s, amazing thats all I can say.
Plus it looks sleek and stylish in white with added video playback. What more could you want from an iPod now you can view your MP3 album covers so you can recognise them more easily and play your favourite music videos. This allows up to 14 hours music playback and can hold up to 7,500 songs.
It appears to have some really good reviews, only set back about an iPod is its case being scratched, so buy a cover. Also installing the separate software Apple iTunes to transfer & download music onto the device. Considering other MP3′s on the market where you can transfer your music files without any additional software I still really prefer one of these instead as they do look the piece de resistance!
December 13th, 2005
A Christmas Eve adventure if ever there was one. The story is based on the book “The Polar Express” it enlightens a tale of a young boy who boards a train to the North Pole funnily enough to meet Santa Claus.
As the story unveils you come to realise is this a boys dream or was it for real? The conductor whom bares an uncanny resemblance to Tom Hanks also voiced by him invites the boy on a magical train journey. During the adventure other characters appear who have a familiar look about them.
Comments regards to the film well a nice Christmas story, however the animation was quite poor and motion seemed rather wooden. If your looking to be impressed with graphics I wouldn't recommend this, however to get into the seasonal spirit it's a nice storyline and worth a look 
December 13th, 2005
A future slot dedicated to web developers & multimedia enthusiasts providing master classes from beginners to experts. This new section will provide tips and techniques & best practices in web development. Tutorials to be expected will cover: XHTML, Cascading Style Sheets, PHP and MySQL.
Then in addition to the web technologies we will take a look at some software applications such as Macromedia Flash 8, Macromedia Dreamweaver 8, and Adobe Photoshop to supplement your media content.
Then following that an explanation of usability and accessibility issues & how to make your sites more accessible to meet the standards of the Disability Discrimination Act 1995 (DDA 1995).
December 13th, 2005
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