Newegg‘s got a 24-hour sale going on right now, and they’ve got some great deals on a few items that we think are worthy of mention. Take a look:Sony VAIO NW notebook, 4GB RAM, 320GB HDD - $659Seagate Expansion 2TB external drive - $159Toshiba 46” LCD HDTV 46RV525R - $719Logitech C600 webcam - $55Yamaha 5.1-channel RX-V365 receiver - $147That’s just a sample. Head on over
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Newegg Promo: 24-hour sale!
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Google Chrome Review
Posted by sheilaFF 4 days ago (http://www.cooltechzone.com)
Google Chrome came out of nowhere and took the world by storm. It’s a perfect underdog story, the same story that Firefox was thrilled to be a part of years ago in its fight with Internet Explorer. However, Firefox is so passe. Yesterday, we reported that Google Chrome is the speediest browser in the market, [...]
Canon EOS Rebel 550D/T2i - First impressions
Posted by WalterInLA 4 days ago (http://www.geekbynature.com)
Canon updated the mid-range section of the DSLR cameras with the new Canon EOS Rebel T2i/550D.Building on the popularity of the EOS 500D, the EOS 550D is designed to give you more access to video as well as Eye-Fi compatibility. Priced at US $ 899.99 with the standard 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS lens, the EOS 550D [...]
Carbon nanotubes offer new way to produce electricity
Posted by ArielTechGeek 4 days ago (http://feedproxy.google.com)
MIT scientists have discovered that a moving pulse of heat traveling along the miniscule wires known as carbon nanotubes can cause powerful waves of energy. These "thermopower waves" can drive electrons along like a collection of flotsam propelled along the surface of ocean waves, creating an electrical current. The previously unknown phenomenon opens up a new area of energy research and could le
Staying Safe While at College
Posted by davidY 4 days ago (http://1gadget.net)
Home safety is important at any time of life. Just because you are living in an apartment and going to college does not mean you should forget basic home safety skills. Here are a few suggestions on ways to improve your personal and home safety while at school. Home safety starts by following your instincts. If you do not feel right about something, or feel it is not safe, it probably isn’t
Your (Brief) Guide To GDC 2010 Live, Full Coverage To Follow
Posted by Ronnie 4 days ago (http://feedproxy.google.com)
Looking for a quick guide to some of the best talks at this week's Game Developers Conference, which begins tomorrow in San Francisco? Gamasutra offers up "Your (Brief) Guide to GDC 2010", which lists some of the most exciting talks in both the main conference program and the summits. As the feature notes, "The show's content ranges from talks by storied game developers like Nintendo's Yoshio Sak
The Reflection API: Working with Reflected Methods
Posted by alic3inVA 4 days ago (http://www.devshed.com)
This third part of a seven-part series explores the methods of the PHP Reflection API. You will learn how to take advantage of their functionality to retrieve useful information about the methods defined by a reflected class. - One of today's most powerful approaches for retrieving information about the internal structure of classes and interfaces in PHP 5 is via the language's native reflect
richard hutten: 18 years of playing
Posted by judy82 4 days ago (http://www.designboom.com)
richard hutten: 18 years of playing
the design museum of gent, belgium
on now until june 6th, 2010
general exhibition view
'18 years of playing' is the biggest retrospective to date of the dutch richard hutten studio,
which was founded in october 1991. the show is a cross section of hutten's work from the
past 18 years, varying from well-known pieces such as his 'table-chair' and the 'dombo
Wireless Catcher converts WiFi signals into music
Posted by ArielTechGeek 4 days ago (http://feedproxy.google.com)
Ok well maybe it isn't quite music, but it certainly sounds interesting. Created by Yoshi Akai, the Wireless Catcher is a sort of analog synthesizer that detects nearby WiFi signals and outputs a sound that varies according to the strength and direction of that signal. It's almost reminiscent of a theremin in how it created tones without any visible vibration or physical contact. ..Tags: Japan, M
What Do You Do When You Run Out of Knowledge?
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Bloggers have a distinct disadvantage.When someone hires an expert in — oh, let’s say marketing — that expert can dispense the same information she did for the last client.And the client before that one. And the one before that.Not bloggers. Blogging is about breaking down everything you know into bite-sized chunks so that people can learn it all over a period of time. If they look b
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