Thursday, September 20, 2007

Surprisingly, doing papers is not so bad. i think i've only got an issue with studying books and notes. maybe its ingrained in me that books are for enjoyment and not studying?

i dunno.

anyway, i tried a chemistry paper earlier, because my mum insisted i pull up my sciences. i was easy. it wasnt even the june paper. it was the november paper AND IT WAS EASY. for the note, i didnt even revise for it. it was just practice after all.

I did have to whole of Math for paper two though, but i remember just staring into thin air at times so maybe it doesnt count? hopefully.

i'm just hoping that they didnt suddenly decide to make it much tougher.

my stats report is saying that only two people use firefox, the rest use IE. seriously, firefox is better.

and why does everyone use windows XP... i was a little hoping that someone used vista.

today was kind of a killer, since it was 2 hours of Chem and Two hours of Math. I paid some attention in chem because mrs tan was going through the june paper, but other than that i mostly just did the TYS.

now i come to think of it, the 2002 chemistry november paper wasnt really that much harder than the 2007 june paper. i'll do 2006 tomorrow so maybe i'll have a better comparison from there.

i hate primary school kids.

taugay's going to get a laptop today, her dad's buying one for her. :)

i want one too... >:P

This is going to read like a report. ><.

LifeBook E8410 "Excellence"

- 15.4-inch wide top-of-the-line performance LifeBook with Intel® Centrino® Pro processor technology at approximately 2.5kg*
- Instant converged communications using built-in 1.3 Mega Pixels camera and dual built-in stereo microphones
- Superior security features for enhanced data and hardware protection
- Superb 2D/ 3D graphics performance with NVIDIA GeForce 8400M G
- 15.4-inch SuperFine Wide XGA display
- 128MB video memory

LifeBook N6420 "Multimedia"

- Intel’s Core™ Duo technology
- Brilliant 17-inch wide super clarity SuperFine display excellent for movie viewing
- Unique dedicated numeric 10-key and mega storage up to 400GB
- Enhance personal productivity with TV recording functions for multimedia playback anytime, anywhere
- ATI Mobility™ Radeon® X1600/ X1400 graphic chip
- Internal stereo speakers

LifeBook S6410 "Sophistication"

- 13.3-inch wide Intel® Centrino® Duo LifeBook with professional mobility at approximately 1.6kg*
- Instant converged communications using built-in 1.3 Mega Pixels camera and dual built-in stereo microphones
- High brightness SuperFine Back Light LED 300nits for perfect pictures and movie viewing
- Superior security features for enhanced data and hardware protection
- Instant converged communication, now including 3.5G and HSDPA functions offering increased bandwidth of up to 3.6Mbps

LifeBook S6310 "Sophistication"

- 13.3" Intel® Centrino® Duo LifeBook at about 1.7kg*
- Genuine Windows Vista™ Business
- Superior security features for enhanced data and hardware protection
- Excellent mobile computing with long battery life up to 10.2hrs
- Hassle-free VoIP communications using dual built-in stereo microphones
- 3.3-inch XGA display

its difficult. ><. i havent even checked out the other brands.

| 2:34 pm |

WHEES.