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Johnny Lee, from Carnegie Mellon University, has developed a 3D Environment using the infrared camera in the Wii Remote, and two head mounted infrared LED’s. This essentially transforms your screen into a virtual world that reacts to your head and body movements. The result is pretty neat, check out the video below to see it
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I saw this video on Youtube a while back, and recently saw it again on youritronics. It’s a pretty interesting video, even though it is likely fake. Its supposed to show how two guys hack into an office buildings light controls and turn it into a giant Space Invaders game. I thought you would enjoy
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Due to the popularity of my boosting wifi signal strength posts, I thought I would bring you guys another.
I will be discussing two methods in this post. The first of these solutions won’t cost you anything (a plus if you are a poor university student like I am). On the other hand, if you are
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ColorWare has been around for a while, customizing the look of your pcs and video game consoles. However, they have recently added the already not-so-beautiful PS3 Slim to their repertoire.
Basically when you go on the site you have two options, buy a new PS3 Slim and customize its color, or send in your own PS3 Slim
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We have all been a part of this recent hype on OLED and 0.1 mm thick TVs, however, we should also turn our attention to the audio side.
A 0.25 mm thick loudspeaker – looks like fancy tinfoil - has recently been designed by the University of Warwick. The technology is supposedly lightweight and cheap to
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All of us have experienced spotty wireless connections at some point. Too many times have I wanted to toss my PS3 controller across the room because of those nasty red connection bars while playing Call of Duty. Thankfully, there are a few good ways that you can easily achieve increased signal strength and stability.
NOTE: I
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This update isn’t much to write home about, but I’m doing it anyway.
Update 2.60 is meant to enhance the PS3’s media capabilities, mainly with a new Photo Gallery Application. Pictures can now be organized in various groups, such as the camera that was used to take the pictures, the colors in the photos (kind of
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And I thought I was the only one who flipped my pillow searching for cold spots. After coming across this article it became clear that not only was I not the sole pillow flipping freak on this planet - Maverick Marketing actually believes there is potential for this sort of product- and so here it
