iRex : The iLiad:
The iLiad is a first generation electronic reader product. Availability as of April 2006.Filed in del.icio.us: e-book
Thursday, January 19, 2006
iRex : The iLiad
Starting my Birthday wishlist early...
iRex : The iLiad:
iRex : The iLiad:
Tuesday, January 17, 2006
CMS ABSMINI40 40 GB Hard Drive- Find, Compare, and Buy CMS ABSMINI40 40 GB Hard Drive at PC Magazine
Must Have...
CMS ABSMINI40 40 GB Hard Drive- Find, Compare, and Buy CMS ABSMINI40 40 GB Hard Drive at PC Magazine: "The ABSmini is a pocket-sized, high-capacity USB 2.0 external storage and data backup solution that fits in the palm of your hand. "
CMS ABSMINI40 40 GB Hard Drive- Find, Compare, and Buy CMS ABSMINI40 40 GB Hard Drive at PC Magazine: "The ABSmini is a pocket-sized, high-capacity USB 2.0 external storage and data backup solution that fits in the palm of your hand. "
Tuesday, January 10, 2006
Gearlog : Slap A USB Drive on Your Wrist
Huh..
what an interesting idea.
Gearlog : Slap A USB Drive on Your Wrist: "Since CES was going on last week, it's hard to read about anything else on the Web. However, I was able to catch this unique USB flash drive. Up until now, you've been carrying your USB drive around your neck or on your keychain. But, with Imation's new USB flash drive, you can sport it around your wrist."
what an interesting idea.
Gearlog : Slap A USB Drive on Your Wrist: "Since CES was going on last week, it's hard to read about anything else on the Web. However, I was able to catch this unique USB flash drive. Up until now, you've been carrying your USB drive around your neck or on your keychain. But, with Imation's new USB flash drive, you can sport it around your wrist."
Wednesday, January 04, 2006
New Scientist Breaking News - Living camera uses bacteria to capture image
Have you read PREY by Michael Crichton??
New Scientist Breaking News - Living camera uses bacteria to capture image: "A dense bed of light-sensitive bacteria has been developed as a unique kind of photographic film. Although it takes 4 hours to take a picture and only works in red light, it also delivers extremely high resolution.
The “living camera” uses light to switch on genes in a genetically modified bacterium that then cause an image-recording chemical to darken. The bacteria are tiny, allowing the sensor to deliver a resolution of 100 megapixels per square inch."
New Scientist Breaking News - Living camera uses bacteria to capture image: "A dense bed of light-sensitive bacteria has been developed as a unique kind of photographic film. Although it takes 4 hours to take a picture and only works in red light, it also delivers extremely high resolution.
The “living camera” uses light to switch on genes in a genetically modified bacterium that then cause an image-recording chemical to darken. The bacteria are tiny, allowing the sensor to deliver a resolution of 100 megapixels per square inch."
Tuesday, January 03, 2006
Monday, November 14, 2005
Wednesday, November 02, 2005
Charleston conference 2005
Well I thought I may as well do a live blogpost from Charleston.
I am here for an Acquisitions conf.
Today I attended a product demo
The bacon was exceptional. Maybe a little too sweet.
The gift bag included bene(sp) wafers. What a nice treat.
The demo was good, if not uplifting.
Today I spent in the hostel trying to get some work done. I've only seen one roach so far, and it was small.
I slept good last night. There was no one in the room next to me and there was no traffic noise. unbelievable. Now if only I could lock my window.
I posted some pics on flickr
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jasonfleming
I am here for an Acquisitions conf.
Today I attended a product demo
The bacon was exceptional. Maybe a little too sweet.
The gift bag included bene(sp) wafers. What a nice treat.
The demo was good, if not uplifting.
Today I spent in the hostel trying to get some work done. I've only seen one roach so far, and it was small.
I slept good last night. There was no one in the room next to me and there was no traffic noise. unbelievable. Now if only I could lock my window.
I posted some pics on flickr
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jasonfleming
Thursday, October 20, 2005
Green Car?
I thought the idea of the hydrogen car was to get away from using gasoline.
Isn't natural gas another non-renewable resource?
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Green Car Congress: Hondas More Powerful Fuel Cell Concept with Home Hydrogen Refueling: "Honda also unveiled its current model of the Home Energy Station (HES), a home cogeneration and fueling system that uses natural gas to supply electricity and heat in addition to hydrogen fuel for vehicles."
Isn't natural gas another non-renewable resource?
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Green Car Congress: Hondas More Powerful Fuel Cell Concept with Home Hydrogen Refueling: "Honda also unveiled its current model of the Home Energy Station (HES), a home cogeneration and fueling system that uses natural gas to supply electricity and heat in addition to hydrogen fuel for vehicles."
Tuesday, October 18, 2005
Friday, October 07, 2005
Tuesday, October 04, 2005
E Ink
Forget waiting for someone else to build it for you commercially. Make your own!!
E Ink: "E Ink's Active Matrix Electronic Paper Display (EPD) Prototyping Kit is designed for product designers, engineers and technologists who want hands-on access to a high-resolution paper-like display. The kit includes a production sample of a 6' SVGA (800 X 600) active matrix display made using E Ink� Imaging Film, along with all of the hardware and software necessary to produce a fully functional portable device."
E Ink: "E Ink's Active Matrix Electronic Paper Display (EPD) Prototyping Kit is designed for product designers, engineers and technologists who want hands-on access to a high-resolution paper-like display. The kit includes a production sample of a 6' SVGA (800 X 600) active matrix display made using E Ink� Imaging Film, along with all of the hardware and software necessary to produce a fully functional portable device."
Monday, October 03, 2005
Boing Boing: eInk device without DRM
Yes.. but how do I get one... and How much does it cost?
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Boing Boing: eInk device without DRM: "his Chinese ebook reader is based on the same eInk technology as the Sony Librie -- it's an incredibly sharp, low-power-draw display that works well in direct sunlight as well as in dim conditions. However, the Librie is essentially a boat-anchor because of the DRM in it that expires all your books after six months (of course, you can"
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Boing Boing: eInk device without DRM: "his Chinese ebook reader is based on the same eInk technology as the Sony Librie -- it's an incredibly sharp, low-power-draw display that works well in direct sunlight as well as in dim conditions. However, the Librie is essentially a boat-anchor because of the DRM in it that expires all your books after six months (of course, you can"
Friday, September 30, 2005
MAKE: Blog: Applications for your USB drive / iPod
Make your own bootable USB drive, and there is a link to someone who has compiled some utilities to put on it.
MAKE: Blog: Applications for your USB drive / iPod: "Here's a great list of applications you can download and run off any USB drive or music player like the iPod. I usually keep my iPod nano filled with applications so I can use any system, but still have access to all the programs I need. It's also handy to have a toolset when you need to fix computers."
MAKE: Blog: Applications for your USB drive / iPod: "Here's a great list of applications you can download and run off any USB drive or music player like the iPod. I usually keep my iPod nano filled with applications so I can use any system, but still have access to all the programs I need. It's also handy to have a toolset when you need to fix computers."
Friday, September 23, 2005
How to Be Inhuman
How to Be Inhuman: "The President�s Council on Bioethics worries that people who choose to use biotech enhancements would somehow lose themselves: "
Tuesday, September 20, 2005
Google-It
I was looking at a post on the Shifted Librarian's site, and I saw that one of the options underneath her post was titled Google-It. Clicking on that I discovered that it puts the title of the post into google and does a search. I immediately started hacking my own template to do the same thing. So Voila..
Thursday, September 15, 2005
Research Update: Bendable electronic paper includes image memory - 9/15/2005 - EDN - CA6255069
Wait... Did you just say no power?.... WOW.
Research Update: Bendable electronic paper includes image memory - 9/15/2005 - EDN - CA6255069: "Striving toward the long-sought ideal of the electronic equivalent to conventional paper, Fujitsu Ltd and Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd have demonstrated a film-based, bendable material that displays text and color images and consumes no power when displaying them. Fujitsu officials say that the power to change an image is so low that the weak RF energy in contactless IC cards can deliver that energy to the device."
Research Update: Bendable electronic paper includes image memory - 9/15/2005 - EDN - CA6255069: "Striving toward the long-sought ideal of the electronic equivalent to conventional paper, Fujitsu Ltd and Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd have demonstrated a film-based, bendable material that displays text and color images and consumes no power when displaying them. Fujitsu officials say that the power to change an image is so low that the weak RF energy in contactless IC cards can deliver that energy to the device."
Monday, September 12, 2005
| Your Brain's Pattern |
 Structured and organized, you have a knack for thinking clearly. You are very logical - and you don't let your thoughts get polluted with emotions. And while your thoughts are pretty serious, they're anything from boring. It's minds like yours that have built the great cities of the world! |
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