If you are searching for a new projector that is made specially for widescreen applications, then you can choose the ViewSonic PJ359w. Weighing less than 4 pounds, the projector provides 2,000 lumens brightness, 1,280 x 800 WXGA resolution, Short-throw lens (50 inch from 5.2 feet), a built-in automatic vertical keystone correction and a HDMI 1.3 input. The new ViewSonic PJ359w widescreen projector retails for $1,299. [ViewSonic]
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This year nothing appears to bode too well for Motorola as their mobile business continues on a downward slope that seems to have no end in the sight. So what else could go wrong for the former mobile giant
Just the other day Motorola lost its throne as king of the hill in the U.S mobile phone market to bitter rival Samsung now the dusts has barely settled and Motorola has been put into submission once again by another mobile competitor Apple.
The once very popular Motorola Razr V3 h
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You can now pre-order the ASUS U6V-B1-Bamboo. It is a 12.1-inch ultraportable laptop that has “artisan-grade” Moso bamboo panel cover and palm rest. I like Asus laptop and this is one of my favorite. The notebook’s touch pad features bamboo fiber patterns. Priced at $1,999, the laptop offers the Intel Core 2 Duo T9400 processor running at 2.53GHz, Nvidia GeForce 9300M GS 256MB graphics, and a 320GB hard drive. The 1280×800 widescreen display also uses LED backlight. The ASUS U6V-B1-Bamboo is powered by Microsoft Windows Vista Business operating system. [Laptoping via Laptop Notebook News]
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This is a coffee table incorporating a tiled "space invaders" motif. Several years ago tiled space invader sprites began showing up as graffiti in major western cities--Paris, London, New York, etc. It may never be possible to accurately say who was really first, but the British graffiti collective at space-invaders.com has a well-established presence. "Space Invader," of course, is a clever double entendre in the graffiti context; as the subject of the graffiti is a videogame "space invader," so too is the medium of graffiti an invasion of space. My coffee table's not nearly that clever. It does achieve a nice contrast between sense and style through the use of handmade Mexican Talavera tiles. These tiles, like most handmade artifacts, are imprecise and show significant natural lumpiness and variation. The depiction of the precise, orderly, pixellated image of the space invader sprite would be boring if executed in precisely manufactured injection-molded bathroom tiles from the big orange store. The slightly uneven tile heights and lightly meandering grout lines lend a warmth to the image which would otherwise be lacking.
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The Westinghouse SK-32H570D is an LCD TV that comes with an integrated DVD player. The 32 inch LCD screen features two HDMI inputs, 1366 x 768 pixel display, 178 degrees viewing angle, 6.5ms response time, and 1,200:1 contrast ratio. Priced at $579, the SK-32H570D also supports ATSC/NTSC/ClearQAM tuner with HD programming, and 720p and 1080i resolutions. [Electronista]
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Or, the old one actually. But new to us in 2008. The above pic should get your geek juices flowing like Romulan ale at a Klingon orgy. The first look at J.J.’s Enterprise. It’s a mash-up of the classic and movie versions of the ship. It’s pretty sweet looking. JJ Abrams was struck by that scene in ST: The Motion Picture where Kirk takes a shuttlecraft to the ship and we get a nice long look that shows us all of the stunning detail, including many of the individual tiles that make up the hull. Apparently there will be a similar scene in the new flick. What do you guys think? You like?
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Toshiba is not a new player in the projector market. The company has released the new TLP-WX100U projector that features 3LCD technology with 16:10 aspect ratio, native resolution of WXGA 1280 x 800, 2,200 ANSI lumens, contrast ratio of 600:1, and supports full 16.7 million colors. You can bring home the projector for $959 each with a three-year limited warranty. [Press Release]
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Philips’ Intelligent Pill is basically a robotic capsule that can handle a bunch of advanced medical functions wile inside of you. For one thing, knowing it’s location in your body. It’s capable of measuring acidity and temperature in the stomach, figures out it’s position and knows whether or not it should release medicine in that spot. The device uses a microprocessor, wireless radio and battery, along with a pump and deposit for the drugs.
The idea is that since it can deliver drugs in the exact spot needed, less drugs are required and that means fewer side effects. According to researchers, the prototype is ready for mass production. And your stomach. Let’s hope it’s not smart enough to lay nano-eggs in you and reproduce.
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