RIAA Will Drop Cases If You Point Out That An IP Address Isn’t A Person
[KamikazeLabs] Considering OS holes and default WiFi router bugs, it’s quite unlikely that an individual will ever be held personally accountable for actions done on his computer unless an investigation is specifically done to prove that it was the responsible party committing the crime. It’s a good read, so hop on over to TechDirt for the rest.
[MobilitySite] Video appears float right in front of your eyes using this modified projector. It can work with any device such as a laptop, camcorder or tv as the media source.
RIAA Will Drop Cases If You Point Out That An IP Address Isn’t A Person
[KamikazeLabs] Considering OS holes and default WiFi router bugs, it’s quite unlikely that an individual will ever be held personally accountable for actions done on his computer unless an investigation is specifically done to prove that it was the responsible party committing the crime. It’s a good read, so hop on over to TechDirt for the rest.
[MobilitySite] Video appears float right in front of your eyes using this modified projector. It can work with any device such as a laptop, camcorder or tv as the media source.
[KamikazeLabs] This isn’t at all like Livejournal’s growth, where it was completely unexpected, or WoW’s growth, where they knew they’d be popular and were still overwhelmed. MySpace has had nothing BUT growth since their initial takeoff, and ought to be a little better at handling it by now.
[KamikazeLabs] Tags:box office tickets, davy jones, movie downloads, pirates, world record Dead Man’s Chest isn’t slouching after its recent world-record debut, and just to prove it, set a new record this weekend of the fastest film ever to $300 million in box office tickets by swiping an additional $35 million over this past weekend, keeping its top movie slot. Also, USA Today has captured a slideshow detailing the CGI process used to make Davy Jones’ character, replacing Bill Nighy’s face with its tentacled counterpart.
[MobilitySite] reader packs support for most everything you could ask for, including seemingly every variation of SD, mini/microSD, xD, CompactFlash, and Memory Stick -- and, with the aid of a fresh firmware update, SDHC cards up to 4GB as well (making it a 29-in-1 reader if you follow Buffalo's logic). Our friends in Japan should be able to pick the reader up now, in their choice of four pretty tame colors, for 2,960 Yen (about 25 bucks).
[MobilitySite] Spectec has released a video out cable for the pocket-pc [SDV-840], its not the first on the market by a long shot but it does support WM5 among others. The supported resolutions goe up to
[MobilitySite] the X205 packs 512mb internal memory and the X210 has 1gb. Both offer a 2 inch display, a 680k pixel CCD, 10x optical zoom and image stabilization as well as an SD slot for MPEG-4 video.
[MobilitySite] The camera has a 1.3 megapixel sensor supporting widescreen Hi-Def video (probably in 720p format), which is double the detail you'd get from most webcams. Not only that, it also uses an extra-large precision-engineered glass lens with a low f-stop setting, which increases the amount of light entering the camera and then focusses it expertly in order to bang out razor-sharp images.
[MobilitySite] The Xacti HD1 records in beautiful HD and also takes still photos with its 5.1 megapixel sensor. It even provides MPEG-4 recordings that you can play on your ipod.
[MobilitySite] degree connector design which allows it to swivel and rotate to almost any angle. It allows you to connect bulkier USB devices to your Notebook, PC or USB hub without obstructing the adjacent ports.
[Freyburg.com] And with that, the final sticking point between myself and some Xbox sweetness has been decided. Half Life 2 will not only have enhanced graphics, it'll include Episodes 1 and 2, as well as Team Fortress 2 and some other neat stuff.
[MobilitySite] Refining the body shape of the company's FinePix F30 model, the new digicam features a 3x optical zoom, the company's sixth generation Super CCD HR sensor and Real Photo Processor II technology.
[MobilitySite] Sony Electronics has announced they are shipping their newest compact USB storage device. Named the Micro Vault Tiny drive, they are available in a variety of colors and sizes (storage, not physical).
[Stale Betty : Voted Most Likely To Wear Granny Panties] You should blog that!” and then I end up forgetting or posting about Blogathon. teehee So, what that means is that this post is going to be super random”¦ so keep up!
[The Red Ferret Journal] the points where your body comes in contact with the airline seat, so your circulation is continually enhanced. Internal batteries for the tiny, built-in pump last 50 hours before needing a recharge…so you’ll arrive at your destination without ever having said “I’m tired of sitting!”
[The Red Ferret Journal] Knock Knock Chime. posted by Red in gadgetry...! The Knock Knock Door Chime. Reminds us of a joke”¦ah well better not, eh? So, no door bell? Fear not gentle householder, hie thee to a shoppery and purchase a box which automatically converts a knock on the door to a door chime sound. Why? Well perhaps you’re allergic to installing door bells? Or maybe you enjoy causing pain to your visitors as they rap their knuckles painfully on your Amazonian Super Hardwood Pine Portal And Patented Drawbridge? Don’t ask us, we only work here. Sheesh! $49.95. Wireless system allows you to place the lightweight chime anywhere in your home or office, up to 100 feet away. * Intelligent sensor is only activated by a knock-knock sound. * Easy installation and no unsightly doorbell button. Simply mount the sensor on the inside of your door with double-sided tape...
[MobilitySite] This accessory for the TabletKiosk UMPC is a battery that adds an additional 3-4 hours of life and gives a better viewing angle to the user. Thus it has been affectionately dubbed the "eo kickstand".
[MobilitySite] The E-Rope Modular Power Strip is a 2006 Idea Award winner designed by Chul Min Kand and Sung Hun Lim. Though still in design phase, the Modular Strip is a winner in the making.
[The Red Ferret Journal] Oh yes. Replace the handset part of your phone with this puppy and gain instant recordings of all those important conversations with your parole officer.
[MobilitySite] Yaniv Steiner and Ofer Luft have designed the SmartRetina, a protoype that can take over the functions of a mouse. It tracks the movements of your retina to interact with your pc.
[mendax.org] The exclusivity of the supplies to me an my ilk is appealing, if only because I’ve eyed the Sidekick III’s predecessors in the past, despite their comparatively large size. I’ve never made the leap, however, because the featureset was small compared to what I wanted, such as Bluetooth...
[Youtube.com] From shawnwasson: This is super cool! Found this over at Popdrain.com. A little toy van made in Japan drives around the surface of the record and plays the music over a small speaker. , tagged with tech gadgets
[MobilitySite] We can't hold back their desire, but we can guide them and give them the proper tools to succeed, and the Kid-Tough Digital Cameral from Fisher-Price is one of them. It is a solidly built camera with a preview screen, auto flash, sd storage and usb cable.
[Youtube.com] From freshcreation: tiletoy (www.tiletoy.org) is a modular, electronic game prototype for tangible led game tiles. tiletoy brings the flexibility inherent in digital software to a physical tile that people can touch and interact with. , tagged with tiletoy led puzzle tech cool gadget gadgets
