Hardware
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The journey of the MBP begins
This evening I am spending time setting up both BootCamp and Parallels on the new laptop (Core 2 Duo Macbook Pro). I plan to install ArcGIS tomorrow and will begin […]
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dl.tv review of Street Maps and Garmin GPS
On the Oct 19 episode of Digital Life TV (www.dl.tv), Patrick Norton does a review of a dashmount Garmin GPS and the new Microsoft Streets and Trips and everyone uses […]
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Location based police
Listener Eric pointed out a news item that discusses how police in the Dutch city of Groningen will be testing a handheld-based computer system which will allow them to access […]
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Central DNS Servers Mapped
Ever wonder where the central, root, base nodes of the Internet are located? Well here’s a map to help you out! At this scale, there looks like there’s only 7, […]
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general, Hardware, VirtualEnvironments
Table top control of 3D space
A Phd student at the University of Calgary’s Interactions Laboratory has come up with some pretty cool new interactive tools for Google Earth and Warcraft III (not at the same […]
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Get from Here to There using Photos
ShinyShiny, a tech gadget blog especially for girls, posted a review of the new Navman icn720 and 750 GPS in-car navigation systems that let you use photos to navigate to […]
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The Proper Way To Play Video Games… and View Data, I guess…
Here’s a cool toy: a twenty four (that’s right.. I said 24) screen display of people playing Quake 3 on 12 Linux machines running (I just have to say it […]
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Well it isn’t in the shape of a whooping crane!
Apparently Microsoft has released the semi-final/latest word on their super-secret Origami project. It’s pretty much what all the rumors had said previously – it’s a “ultra portable” computer. The device […]
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Tiny tiny GPS receiver
It is small… it is small… oh and it is a GPS receiver. Ubiquitous computing requires truly portable electronics…I think this might help keep your device slim. New Zealand’s Rakon […]
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New Matrox card and opinions on stereo viewing
We received a press release on Matrox’s new Parhelia Precision SDT which is intended for specific applications and hardware such as the Planar SD1710. While I am a fan of […]
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