I am officially not as geeky as Peter (at least according to the test)
Probably because I don't know my sci-fi and don't have time for gaming (too busy tweaking)
60% Geek 60%
Monday, December 17, 2007
Cool camera stuff
My first post to the blog, Yes I would like one of these for Christmas...
The ZCam is the first low-cost, consumer videocamera that can capture video with depth information and probably the first real challenger to Nintendo's Wiimote: with its 3D capture abilities it will allow you to play Wii-style without using any controls whatsoever. In fact, it is so precise that it will even recognize your finger gestures to fire a weapon or manipulate your computer like in Minority Report, but without gloves or any other external device:
The ZCam is the first low-cost, consumer videocamera that can capture video with depth information and probably the first real challenger to Nintendo's Wiimote: with its 3D capture abilities it will allow you to play Wii-style without using any controls whatsoever. In fact, it is so precise that it will even recognize your finger gestures to fire a weapon or manipulate your computer like in Minority Report, but without gloves or any other external device:
Monday, December 10, 2007
Personalized manufacturing
Ponoko is a Wellington based company 
that helps designers to manufacture and sell their creations. They have a wide range of materials available which they laser cut and pack flat for sending as a finished kitset for you to assemble or send to your customers to assemble.
They have tools on the website for selling your products and designs. Plus other cool design tips and a user community.
that helps designers to manufacture and sell their creations. They have a wide range of materials available which they laser cut and pack flat for sending as a finished kitset for you to assemble or send to your customers to assemble. They have tools on the website for selling your products and designs. Plus other cool design tips and a user community.
Tuesday, December 4, 2007
What's inside a Kindle?
Amazon Kindle Take-Apart
RapidRepair has
completed the new Amazon Kindle disassembly guide.
See the full disection at http://www.rapidrepair.com/guides/amazonkindleguide/amazon-kindle-Take-Apart-Guide.htm
RapidRepair has
completed the new Amazon Kindle disassembly guide.
See the full disection at http://www.rapidrepair.com/guides/amazonkindleguide/amazon-kindle-Take-Apart-Guide.htm
Monday, December 3, 2007
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