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Their are two types of computers – laptops and desk tops.  Both types can be very powerful.  So the question is which type is best for you?  Do you travel a lot and want to bring your computer with you?  In that case a lap top is best.  If you don't travel or don't need your computer while traveling, a desk top will work fine.

Now that you have decided on a laptop or desk top computer, the next question is Apple vs. PC.  Both work very well so either one is a good choice.  Apples have been used for graphics, audio and video for years.  But Apples can do all the things a PC can do too.  There is only one source for an Apple computer and there are many sources for PC's.

PC's have been adopted by most businesses.  So if you have a job, the computer you use is most likely a PC.  PC's tend to be a little cheaper in cost than an Apple but times are changing.  So if you are not set on one or the other, compare the prices.

Next look at the software that will run on the computer.  With the new Apples, they can run the PC programs and the Apple programs.  That can not be said about the PC.  But unless you have a program that you must use, similar programs are available on both types of computers.

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• Laptop vs Desk Top
• PC vs Apple
• Can you run to software you want on the computer

Now you need to determine you budget.  If you want a fast and capable computer a good place to start is with one designed to play games.  Check out the prices and see if you can afford one.  If yes -great.  If not look at the next lower model.  And continue to look at the next lower model until you find one you can afford and want.

Next post will discuss cloud computers.  They are an interesting new type of computer.  They maybe just what you want.

Found an article in Internet News by Stuart Johnston. The article described the process used by the box as broadcatching.

Johnston defines broadcatching as being able to catch and use internet information streams/podcasts for later use.

Like Tivo is for tv programs, broadcatching is for podcasts and other internet information programs.

What really started me smiling though was the assessment of Roger Kay of Endpoint Technologies. "These types of products are pretty leading edge(and likely only appeal to) people who are tech savvy."

Now I'd have to disagree. I've been called a lot of things in my life, but tech savvy has never been on the list.

What I'm most excited about is the ability to plug in an mp3 player and with minimal effort have the information I want, downloaded for use when I want.

To me it has so many possible applications:

• Farmers being able to catch "the farm report" early and conveniently
• Nurses and doctors in rural areas able to stay on top of the latest health care information,
• School kids being able to take a special course that may not be offered in their school district,
• Audio books and the newspaper being delivered to people with visual problems so they can stay informed.

If this Casgle Podium gizmo truly does deliver the information easily, it will transform information delivery (adult education and schools to name some areas).

We can get information we want, when we want and conveniently too! And if this goes this beta test goes the way I hope, people definitely won't have to be tech savvy to use the Casgle Podium black box!

Got the email from Paul Colligan today, we are only supposed to use one specific model of mp3 player. That way Casgle can truly test the Podium box and not the mp3 players. The multi model mp3 test comes later.

Those of us in the black box beta test were so eager to go, it led to some interesting technical challenges for those monitoring the test.

And the red light keeps blinking…It makes me want to do something. But for now it's just wait for the official mp3 player.

We're ready…Hope the UPS guy delivers it soon.

Pushed the pause button on the Podium, and pulled out the memory stick. I connected the memory stick to my laptop and all of a sudden I hear Paul Colligan's voice saying, "Success, you're in."

Was able to play the first podcast sent in the beta test. Paul had done this interview with Geoff Smith. Geoff's the guy who's written podcast jingles for Paul, Adam Curry and many other big time podcasters.

Fun listening to the podcast. Geoff has a fun style of delivering the jingles. Good voice and he plays all the music too. Turns out he's a professional musician who writes, performs and produces the podcast jingles.

Got to figure out exactly how I want Podcast for Technophobes to sound. And I guess I'll talk to Bee and find out his thoughts on a jingle for Podcast for Boomers. Then will get in touch with Geoff and figure out how I can afford the jingles.

Oh, and by the way, the Bath and Bodyworks mp3 player still works! It didn't blow up.

Bee will just have to listen to the podcast when he gets home.

Didn't want to get a new mp3 player till we heard from Paul Colligan.

Decided to sacrifice the Bath and Bodyworks mp3 player-I'm prepared in case it blows up or something. It was one of those bonus buys at Christmas. (256 mg the package says and it was just the perfect size to fit in my jeans.)

So I plugged it into the black box. The red light kept flashing, but all of a sudden the little arrow and the pause button lit up in a neon blue and started blinking. I kept it there overnight, but the blue light never stopped blinking. Bee told me it wasn't going to work, probably not enough available space.

Well, I had just bought one of those memory sticks at one of those electronic stores. Long story short, Bee had gone in to check out the price on something and as usual ended up in one of those long discussions with a sales person about some gadget. I had wandered off and found these memory sticks on sale.

So I bought two. It was on sale and had enough available memory to try. So I plugged it the podium.

It'll be a great tool for the future listeners of Podcast for Boomers. After all, not everyone's a techie!

So was I surprised when I got the call on my cell?

"Hi Hon. I thought I'd surprise you and set up the Podium Box."

Do you think Bee got the message when there was dead silence on the phone? After all these years I know the answer is "No."

He was just excited about a wrapped box sitting on the desk. Knowing it was the Podium black box, he just couldn't wait.

I got home and there it was– one sheepish Bee and a little black box hooked into the router (it's the thing AT&T sold us to connect to the Internet). The black box was flashing a red light off and on.

Another email from Paul Colligan was in my inbox. The video instructions to activate the Podium Box are due tomorrow. Luckily the email comes to my inbox, so Bee will just have to wait.