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South Korean Scientists Transmit Broadband Signals Through Human Arm
Human skin is apparently a very energy-efficient conduit for transmitting data. A recent experiment achieved a rate of 10Mbps, which may put my Internet connection to shame. The experiment used small, flexible electrodes and took place at Korea University. The finding may lead to a new genera
Olympus’ E-5 DSLR Is Their First E-Series to Shoot HD Video
Priced at $1,700, Olympus claims their E-5 has the highest image quality of any of their cameras, combining a 12.3MP high-speed live MOS sensor with TruePic V+ processing. A pricey option for non-full HD video, it shoots just 720p. The full details are below in the press release, but key points i
Trillian Pro v3.1.12.0 + Crack
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Canon's SX20 and SX120 Powershots Are Zoomy Enough to Settle For
While others are investing in thousands in their dSLRs and Micro Four Thirds cameras, many normal folk pick up still-hefty point and shoots like the Canon SX120 ($250) and SX20 ($400)—both available this September. Canon PowerShot SX120 IS Digital Camera Not a bad pick-up. It features a 10
What Is Froyo?
Google's out with Android 2.2 —codename: Froyo—and so far we're impressed. But what is it, exactly? It's a mobile platform... Froyo (following Google's adorable alphabetized dessert naming convention) is the latest iteration of Android, Google's mobile operating system. Simple enough! If y
Walking With Paralysis Is Now a Reality
Amanda Boxtel is about to stand up. A skiing accident 18 years ago partially severed her spinal cord leaving her paralysed. Boxtel is wearing a new exoskeleton called eLEGS, which could soon help people with spinal injuries to walk again. eLEGS is being readied for clinical trials by Berkeley BioThe UBiqWindow: Google Earth Hologram Device You’ll Want
Posted by AceNik on Jul 9, 2008•
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If you can forgive the crap music, you’ll just love this video of Google Earth mashed up with a hologram machine. This is real, and I want one very, very badly. By combining a 2D mid-air projection system and motion sensors, the device gives you a gesture-based interface for exploring the world. The term “badass” springs to mind. [UBiqWindow via GED via GEB]
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