Upstream Engineering
From the site:
First in the world, Upstream Engineering introduces a revolutionary optical technology that will enable video projection from matchbox-sized device running on batteries.
Background Checks in a Box
Silicon Valley
From the article:
Beyond the gallon jars of mayonnaise and the office furniture, shoppers browsing the aisles at some Sam’s Club stores will find something that isn’t usually sold at retail — an employee background check in a box.
Learning OpenGL, some highly recommended tutorials
Glowing bunnies and other craziness
KAC WEB
The website of Eduardo Kac, the artist who brought us Alba, the GFP Bunny. Alba was injected with a genetically modified protein from a jellyfish while still developing.
Here is text from the website:
GFP Bunny — With GFP Bunny Kac welcomes Alba, the green fluorescent rabbit, and explains that transgenic art must be created “with great care, with acknowledgment of the complex issues at the core of the work and, above all, with a commitment to respect, nurture, and love the life thus created.” The first phase of the GFP Bunny project was completed in February 2000 with the birth of “Alba” in Jouy-en-Josas, France. The second phase is the ongoing debate, which started with the first public announcement of Alba’s birth, made by Kac in the context of the Planet Work conference, in San Francisco, on May 14, 2000. The third phase will take place when the bunny comes home to Chicago, becoming part of Kac’s family and living with him from that point on.
Another ultra-portable PC
Flipstart PC by Vulcan – FlipStart PC in detail
I would like to see one of these side by side an OQO (or whatever this: http://www.walking-productions.com/slop/cat_hardware.html#000426 is called).
No RFID here.
Knowledge Brings Fear: RFID in money errors
Debunking the myth
All kindsa QuickTime utilities
Qtilities.com
Playlist Creator, Subtitles and more more more..
First reaction, Duh… Second, “maybe but not so fast”..
Study: Broadband ‘killer app’ found – 2004-02-03 – Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal
From the article:
The so-called killer application for broadband Internet access between now and 2006 will not be distribution of professionally produced content, such as today’s TV and movies, but rather the addition of video to existing applications such as conferencing, messaging and gaming and the development of applications that rely on user- and community-provided video content, according to a new study by the San Jose-based unit of the consulting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC).
Receiver
receiver
Vodafone’s online magazine about mobile art, media and philosophy. Nicely done.
From the site:
Wireless telecommunications have entered the media arts, and in accordance with their original functionality, they invigorated the discursive powers of various art forms. Terms like communication and interactivity acquire new significance in museum surroundings, in electronic music, architectural projects, and even poetry. Let’s have a look at art the wireless way Ö
Crazy cell phone add-ons
CommsDesign – The brave new world of cellphone add-ons
I am fond of the X-PandaCam though the article focuses on the anti-sperm beam…