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9.6.08
27.3.08
In the meantime...
Writing has really picked up lately. I published in SCI FI Magazine, which I hope to be able to show soon (no scanner in the closet I call an apartment). The volume's getting a bit much for me to keep up with, but if I land any big projects I'll toss them up here.
In the meantime all of my daily work will be at DVICE.
In the meantime all of my daily work will be at DVICE.
27.12.07
14.12.07
Well...
Some days you write about a sweet advancement in robotics.
Some days you write about the Meat Toilet.
Some days you write about the Meat Toilet.
31.10.07
More more more
- Mobius MKII loudspeaker is big, spreads tunes 360 degrees
- Talismoon Evolve Wii color cases, until Nintedo buys some paint
- Digidesign MBox 2 Micro puts a digital sound studio in your pocket
- GPS Sports vitals tracking system weeds out the slackers
- Banpresto showers Gundam fans with gadgetry, doodads
- Takara Tomy i-SOBOT named smallest humanoid robot in production
- Crealev LOS! floating lamps are dangerously more interesting than you
- CITIZEN:Citizen ccPhone, the wolf in Apple's clothing
- Audiovox 'Anyware' NVX3000PC hovers somewhere between handheld and laptop
- Stylish Sanyo Eneloop bell sounds the alarm, tells your family
- Chrome Calculator Belt Buckle should be forced on bad tippers
- Talismoon Evolve Wii color cases, until Nintedo buys some paint
- Digidesign MBox 2 Micro puts a digital sound studio in your pocket
- GPS Sports vitals tracking system weeds out the slackers
- Banpresto showers Gundam fans with gadgetry, doodads
- Takara Tomy i-SOBOT named smallest humanoid robot in production
- Crealev LOS! floating lamps are dangerously more interesting than you
- CITIZEN:Citizen ccPhone, the wolf in Apple's clothing
- Audiovox 'Anyware' NVX3000PC hovers somewhere between handheld and laptop
- Stylish Sanyo Eneloop bell sounds the alarm, tells your family
- Chrome Calculator Belt Buckle should be forced on bad tippers
Erm... Last week in SciFi
Been cuh-razy.
- Vice Versa clock ditches the face, is all arms
- M61 "Counter-Rocket" gatling gun-on-a-truck shoots down mortars like skeet
- Mobile Robots PatrolBot refitted as a festive holiday servant
- Hitachi considers steering wheels for its finger vein authentication system
- Lego Pathfinder might as well be a real spaceship
- Face tracking i.C. Hexapod wins every staring match, takes pictures to prove it
- Hot/cold sheet set cures the sheet hog, eliminates cuddling
- MultiBook: a lamp, alarm clock, charger and a terrible read
- Suzuki Biplane is a motorcycle, but looks like it could fly
- Numberless Audocron "clock" takes its sweet time
- Dell XPS One A2010 gets bland introduction by the FCC
- Arrr! Nexpeaker sailboat speakers are ripe for plunderin'!
- Ping Pong Door turns entryways into battlefields
- Fingers laptop stand organizes your cables in a pinch
- NICT android gets all touchy-feely with those who need care
- Remote controlled trench compactors put Tonka trucks to shame
- Underwood Rotobox Winder Cabinet for people who really love watches
- iShoes motorized skates: cruise at 15 mph without moving your legs
- NEC SX-9 supercomputer is world's fastest at 839 TFLOPS
- Mercedes-Benz SilverFlow: from puddle to car in 60 seconds
- Marantz CR201 Personal CD System is sleek enough to dust off the ol' album
- Rabbit-shaped strobe lights announce the coming of the adorable police
- This week in SCI FI Tech
- Vice Versa clock ditches the face, is all arms
- M61 "Counter-Rocket" gatling gun-on-a-truck shoots down mortars like skeet
- Mobile Robots PatrolBot refitted as a festive holiday servant
- Hitachi considers steering wheels for its finger vein authentication system
- Lego Pathfinder might as well be a real spaceship
- Face tracking i.C. Hexapod wins every staring match, takes pictures to prove it
- Hot/cold sheet set cures the sheet hog, eliminates cuddling
- MultiBook: a lamp, alarm clock, charger and a terrible read
- Suzuki Biplane is a motorcycle, but looks like it could fly
- Numberless Audocron "clock" takes its sweet time
- Dell XPS One A2010 gets bland introduction by the FCC
- Arrr! Nexpeaker sailboat speakers are ripe for plunderin'!
- Ping Pong Door turns entryways into battlefields
- Fingers laptop stand organizes your cables in a pinch
- NICT android gets all touchy-feely with those who need care
- Remote controlled trench compactors put Tonka trucks to shame
- Underwood Rotobox Winder Cabinet for people who really love watches
- iShoes motorized skates: cruise at 15 mph without moving your legs
- NEC SX-9 supercomputer is world's fastest at 839 TFLOPS
- Mercedes-Benz SilverFlow: from puddle to car in 60 seconds
- Marantz CR201 Personal CD System is sleek enough to dust off the ol' album
- Rabbit-shaped strobe lights announce the coming of the adorable police
- This week in SCI FI Tech
22.10.07
Big SciFi update
Been concentrating on SciFi at the moment:
- Belkin n52te SpeedPad makes you wish you had more fingers
- DoCoMo toying with paper cellphones... e-paper, that is
- This week in SCI FI Tech
- Travelex QUID: "intergalactic currency" for your next trip into space
- World's first tsunami generator is the wave pool from hell
- Binibottle: In 2007 bottles finally get a cap on the side
- U-Tsu-Shi-O-Mi virtual humanoid isn't much to look at... Or is it?
- M65 Recoilless Nuclear Rifle: say hello to my really big friend
- This week in SCI FI Tech
- Smart Stool robot listens to you babble and then tells rest of the room
- Hyundai W-100 does a a lot more than you thought a watch could
- Sneaky how-to: attach that spare 35mm lens to your camcorder
- Nissan NV200 mobile office shortens morning commute to about two seconds
- Smart tech allows for eco-friendlier, recyclable trains in Oslo
- Checking in with the galaxy's greatest photographer
- Talking Digital Hand Grip actually talks to your hand
- Automated pod cars to provide speedy, comfortable transportation to the weary
- Fighter jets with DynaSpeak speech recognition: "Yeehaw!"
- Hymini wind turbine lets tree huggers charge their cell phones the green way
- Senjo No Kizuna: a glorious panoramic Gundam simulator
- Man-made tornado sucks by design, may save lives
- Rampaging robot cannon leaves nine dead in its wake
- D-Box GP-200 chair adds motion to your games
- Flashy LED Hat is appropriately geeked out
- WIA "Microrobot" is friggin' huge and well armed
- Kaoru Digital Signage: wake up and smell the... advertising?
- Aviation enthusiast replaces his bedroom with $30,000 simulator
- Fentix Cube brings Rubik's into the 21st century with brighter games
- ScooterDesk: a work station for chronic fidgeters
- This week in SCI FI Tech
Woo! I'll leave this week's posts for another update.
- Belkin n52te SpeedPad makes you wish you had more fingers
- DoCoMo toying with paper cellphones... e-paper, that is
- This week in SCI FI Tech
- Travelex QUID: "intergalactic currency" for your next trip into space
- World's first tsunami generator is the wave pool from hell
- Binibottle: In 2007 bottles finally get a cap on the side
- U-Tsu-Shi-O-Mi virtual humanoid isn't much to look at... Or is it?
- M65 Recoilless Nuclear Rifle: say hello to my really big friend
- This week in SCI FI Tech
- Smart Stool robot listens to you babble and then tells rest of the room
- Hyundai W-100 does a a lot more than you thought a watch could
- Sneaky how-to: attach that spare 35mm lens to your camcorder
- Nissan NV200 mobile office shortens morning commute to about two seconds
- Smart tech allows for eco-friendlier, recyclable trains in Oslo
- Checking in with the galaxy's greatest photographer
- Talking Digital Hand Grip actually talks to your hand
- Automated pod cars to provide speedy, comfortable transportation to the weary
- Fighter jets with DynaSpeak speech recognition: "Yeehaw!"
- Hymini wind turbine lets tree huggers charge their cell phones the green way
- Senjo No Kizuna: a glorious panoramic Gundam simulator
- Man-made tornado sucks by design, may save lives
- Rampaging robot cannon leaves nine dead in its wake
- D-Box GP-200 chair adds motion to your games
- Flashy LED Hat is appropriately geeked out
- WIA "Microrobot" is friggin' huge and well armed
- Kaoru Digital Signage: wake up and smell the... advertising?
- Aviation enthusiast replaces his bedroom with $30,000 simulator
- Fentix Cube brings Rubik's into the 21st century with brighter games
- ScooterDesk: a work station for chronic fidgeters
- This week in SCI FI Tech
Woo! I'll leave this week's posts for another update.
3.10.07
More SciFi & time in the field
Last week I was running around to report at a bunch of different press events including Hot5, ShowStoppers, and DigitalLife. I don't think I mentioned Pepcom, but I was there a little earlier last month as well.
- Corsair Readout shows you exactly what's inside
- Today's word is "Average," brought to you by Toshiba
- Zipit messenger keeps kids in touch with their Internet buddies
- FlyTech buzzes back into the spotlight
- IceRage office gadgets expose your inner geek
- Toshiba's DLP-PX10U projector makes presentations less cumbersome
- This week in SCI FI Tech
- Mio DigiWalker GPS learns some sweet new tricks
- Bang & Olufsen keeps focused with music phone
- Paint: It keeps your lights on now, too
- Sharp's multi-touch LCD optically scans with every pixel
- Corsair Readout shows you exactly what's inside
- Today's word is "Average," brought to you by Toshiba
- Zipit messenger keeps kids in touch with their Internet buddies
- FlyTech buzzes back into the spotlight
- IceRage office gadgets expose your inner geek
- Toshiba's DLP-PX10U projector makes presentations less cumbersome
- This week in SCI FI Tech
- Mio DigiWalker GPS learns some sweet new tricks
- Bang & Olufsen keeps focused with music phone
- Paint: It keeps your lights on now, too
- Sharp's multi-touch LCD optically scans with every pixel
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