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USB Mix Tape (11)
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Have you ever declared your undying love to someone by creating a mix tape? Well, cassette tapes have gone the way of the dinosaurs, but home taping a compilation of songs is now easier than ever: with this USB Stick "Mix Tape" - it even comes with a faux cassette box. Link - via The Fire Wire
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Vince said:
If only I could go back to junior high...
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Matt T said:
i've never been able to create the same feel with mix cds and the like as i could with cassettes, but this is still a neat idea.
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Dave said:
This is clever, but Muxtape is even easier.
Emperor Workstation Belongs in the Death Star, My Office [Emperor Workstation] (43)
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Behold the Greatest Workstation of All Time: the Emperor. I mean, come on, anything that looks like it can control a turbolaser battery or fire a giant anti-matter death ray must be the greatest workstation of all time, period. But according to Patrick Laflamme Duval—business developer for manufacturer Novelquest—the name is not a Star Wars nod, but a reference to the emperor scorpion's tail: At the press of a button, the Emperor’s tail section (the ...
Fox News is Truly Disgusting (3)
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In a segment on Fox News Yesterday, while blowhard Michele Malkin is trashing Michelle Obama, Fox supers the word’s “Obama’s Baby Mama” under the video. These people are truly disgusting. To paraphrase Joe Welsh calling out Joe McCarthy, “Mr Murdoch, have you no decency sir?”
CamSpace Creates a Wii For Everyone (Minus the Nintendo Console) (73)
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It’s a Wii without the $350 console. It’s virtual Pong and so much more. Any object is now an input device, even your fingers. Bang, bang! But there’s no better way to introduce you to CamSpace than by letting you watch the demo video below: CamTrax’s core technology is a pure software solution that allows nearly any ordinary PC webcam (95% are supported) to track up to four objects—even as small as 5mm—in real-time and ...
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Gerard said:
dit zou wel eens heel goed kunnen gaan werken, de pc-wii!
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Tim C. said:
This is REALLY cool!
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sc said:
It's on windows and the one dude has a Decepticon logo on his laptop. It needs to be hipsters and involve an iPhone and sufficient irony if you want my attention.
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Mattnic said:
Very cool!
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Rahim said:
Really well done.
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Busterwolf said:
Awesomely unbearably cool.
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Casey said:
Wow this is pretty cool! It's like Wii for the PC.
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Changjun said:
It really is hard not to be impressed with the technology
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Chris said:
All KINDS of awesome! But Win only... bah!
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iAdramelk said:
CamTrax’s core technology is a pure software solution that allows nearly any ordinary PC webcam (95% are supported) to track up to four objects—even as small as 5mm—in real-time and with very high accuracy and reliability. (It works only on Windows). Locking and tracking (X, Y, and Z axes and angle) are all automatic. Yaron Tanne, founder & CEO of CamTrax Technologies, the company behind CamSpace, has been developing the technology practically single-handedly for three years in his apartment in Tel-Aviv.
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JayCrossler said:
You gotta check this out - using a normal webcam to track real-world objects. I predict in 3 years that most games will have a physical component.
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David said:
This is just downright badass!
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JuneM said:
oh, now you can WII with out going WII all the way, interesting by CamSpace claims that you could even use your fingers.
Aiptek Pocket Projector Can Probably Shine Larger Than Your TV [Pocket Projectors] (2)
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Continuing an increasingly apparent trend at Computex, Aiptek is planning to show their new PocketCinema V10 mini-projector which they say is rated to display images up to a diagonal 50 inches. Details are still a little slim at the moment, but Aiptek has released a basic spec set, claiming a support for MPEG-4 video, JPEG stills, a 3-in-1 input jack (that's as specific as they get), 1gb of onboard storage, and SD/MMC/MS Pro expansion capability. ...
Best Programs To Keep Your Computer Secure (28)
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There is far too much spyware, adware, malware in general. Unfortunately, all of this can be easily received involuntarily. Unfortunately as well, many people do not have sufficient enough programs to make sure these pieces of junk are removed properly and your computer is safely restored. Here I will show you the best free applications to keep your computer secure. Anti-Virus AVG Anti-Virus AVG Anti-Virus - AVG has been around since 1991, and have been ...
The Ultimate Cheap Camcorder Battlemodo [Reviews] (12)
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Ever since the world caught wind of the Pure Digital Flip cam's success, super-cheap digital pocket camcorders have sprouted up everywhere. With everyone and their mother trying to become the next Lil Show Stoppa or Soulja Girl, people need a cheap and easy way to capture those magic moments. I tested six of these cams—from Creative, RCA/Audiovox, DXG and Pure Digital—all $180 or less. Here are samples of all of their videos in various conditions, ...
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Michael said:
I missed this originally. The videos are helpful and hilarious.
YBox2 DIY networked set-top box keeps the dream alive (11)
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Filed under: Misc. Gadgets, Home Entertainment The YBox was pretty much destined to become a hit with the DIY crowd just as soon as it was handed 15 spectacular minutes at last summer's Maker Faire. For those who reckoned the project would fade into the sunset as quickly as it arrived, we've got news proving your assumptions wrong... dead wrong. YBox2 has at long last arrived to the party, ready to serve up widgets and ...
Say Goodbye to Adobe Creative Suite (35)
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Adobe Creative Suite is a collection of applications for people who are, lets see….creative? Yes. Its a whole suite of applications that can be used to edit, enhance, beautify photos, create vector art, create vector animation, desktop publishing, website design, video editing, DVD menu designs and so on. Sounds like tasks you can or want to do? Go ahead, the Adobe Creative Suite is for you. Did I hear you asking about the cost? Well ...
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izensun said:
Adobe Creative suite 取代方案
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Walter DeFoor said:
Yay open source!
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Olivia Maia said:
vale a intenção, mas convenhamos: a adobe é insuperável. (e é só da adobe que sinto falta agora que não uso mais windows.)
Flip Mino: A Smaller, Better Flip Camcorder for $180 [Camcorders] (9)
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The Flip Mino, a pint-sized but more powerful companion to the so-easy-your-grandma-will-be-a- YouTube-star Ultra, is now official. We already saw the $180 mini-cam in a fuzzy picture, but now we know that although it carries 2GB of on-board flash for 60 minutes of VGA-quality recording like the Ultra, it's 40% smaller—a scant 4” x 2” x 0.6”. The Mino distances itself further by adding a Li-ion battery and a flat back-panel with touch-sensitive buttons (rather ...
TC40 Startup BeFunky Gets a Seed Round (20)
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Turkish startup BeFunky has closed its first round of venture funding from Golden Horn Ventures in Istanbul. The amount raised was $550,000. Previously, the company raised $250,000 in seed capital in January, 2007. BeFunky launched at TechCrunch 40 last year. Founded by Tekin Tatar and Kemal Ozisikcilar, BeFunky offers two services: The Cartoonizer and Uvatar. The Cartoonizer lets you upload photos and give them a cartoon effect. Uvatar lets you create a more realistic avatar ...
Final specifications revealed for ASUS Eee Box B202? (10)
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Filed under: Desktops The week of Computex 2008 has begun, and you'd probably know just by checking out the onslaught of ASUS news here lately. Up next is the hotly-debated Eee Box B202, which we now know the final specifications for -- reportedly, at least. HotHardware has it that the mini desktop will exhibit a 1.6GHz Intel Atom N270 processor, a 80/120/160/250GB hard drive, GMA 950 integrated graphics set, gigabit Ethernet, WiFi, optional Bluetooth, a ...
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StevieB said:
Liking the look of this, the Mrs. wants to get one as she likes the idea of going over to Linux
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Christopher said:
Woohoo...here comes the little PC's.
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Zer0Her0 said:
4 Different HD options, 3 different RAM configs, 2 different OS installs and optional BT, yet the "price will range from $269 to $299"?!?
VR camera/goggle kit for R/C models (15)
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Tommy says: I saw your post about the FlyCam and wanted to make sure you know about the brand new Pilot View FPV 2400. It is basically Virtual Reality Goggles that allow you to fly your RC plane/car/whatever from the drivers seat! (a friend of mine actually fell down with the goggles on while doing a loop with his plane!). I've been in the R/C hobby for years and I think this is really going ...
Early Nerd Special (6)
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Midnight showing on the day of release of a highly-anticipated film, typically of the science-fiction/fantasy genre."I'd like one adult ticket to the Early Nerd Special of 'Star Wars Episode 3'."
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Midnight showing on the day of release of a highly-anticipated film, typically of the science-fiction/fantasy genre."I'd like one adult ticket to the Early Nerd Special of 'Star Wars Episode 3'."
MSI Wind: $399 price tag (1)
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Submitted by Brad Linder -Laptop Magazine scored an interview with an MSI Wind rep that explained exactly what configurations will be available in the US at launch. And the answers are kind of awesome. You'll be able to get a computer with a 10 inch 1024 x 600 pixel display and SUSE Linux for $399.More details at Liliputing.
Flickr: Help: Video (1)
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Can I put background music on my clips? If you are interested in adding a soundtrack to your video, there’s lots of great music available through Creative Commons that won't get you in trouble for copyright infringement. If you use background music, it’s great form to attribute the music you use by mentioning and linking to the artist, or the CC page you found it on. Here are some online resources you might like to ...
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Chris said:
Creative commons music sites mentioned on Flickr
