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Now, we would hate for you to think that we are easily impressed.
But we are.
If you haven't got the £5,000 to buy your very own Microsoft Surface, just follow the lead of 'Turkey Tek' and build your own.
Continue reading "Build your own Interactive Multitouch Display" »
Here are the full build instructions to help build your very own LCD display for your printer cable.
Continue reading "Build your own printer cable LCD display" »
Digital displays incorporating a new way of delivering video called ITrans have been used by Virgin Megastores in London and Glasgow to boost sales of Avril Lavigne's latest CD "The Best Damn Thing".
"Much like standard multiplexed displays, all the cathodes of any particular digit are connected together to a single I/O pin which remains low. Much like standard multiplexed displays, each anode of each LED of a particular digit is tied to the current-limiting resistor of a different I/O pin.
Continue reading "Charlieplexing - Cylon-eyes and Holoclocks" »
We've all been there. You wake in the middle of the night, it's still dark, but you are not sure how many precious hours you have before work (or minutes, even, in the winter). Continue reading "Video: Hacking into Vodka bottle LED displays" »
Continue reading "iPhone 4? Just another glowing rectangle!" »
How cool is this? It is an Arduino project dubbed The Worduino, from the excellent WyoInnovations blog.
that's up for grabs, for one lucky reader who wants to get to grips with e-books. Or an Kindle 3G Wireless Reading Device with Free 3G + Wi-Fi, as Amazon describes it.Continue reading "Video: BeagleBoard-XM drives video wall" »
Continue reading "Megapad modding brings Android to the kitchen table" »
Going well beyond the call of duty, freelance photographer CF Salicath has built himself a camera out of Lego. Continue reading "When you can't find the camera you want" »
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