amazing & art MAZ on 30 Sep 2008
A wave of vinyl albums
Via DVICE
Monthly Archive for "September 2008"
amazing & japan MAZ on 29 Sep 2008
Tamagotchi is coming back!!!
Meet the Tamagotchi Plus Color, an attempt to bring back the popular toy from the 1990s. This new iteration of the Tamagotchi brings a 1.25 color LCD so you can actually see the dirt on your pet when he needs a bath. Japan only for now, but lets hope it comes to the U.S. soon.
Via Gizmodo
amazing & random MAZ on 25 Sep 2008
8gb flash drive lighter
netbooks & news & technology MAZ on 25 Sep 2008
The netbook frenzy is finally here
The top 10 list of “Laptop Computers” over at Amazon is filled with netbooks, the only regular laptop is the MacBook which has been pushed all the way down to 6th after being in the top 3 just a few weeks ago. Who can resist with those low prices and performance that matches my 2 year old $1,200 laptop. It’s going to be an interesting year, some analysts are saying this is the year of the netbooks, I agree.
google & random MAZ on 23 Sep 2008
Why is the Street View guy in such a festive mood??
Is it because of the G1?!?
android & cellphones & google & t-mobile MAZ on 23 Sep 2008
T-Mobile releases G1’s details early (updated)
- 480 x 320 HVGA display
- 3G
- GPS
- 3.1-megapixel camera
- Supports up to 8GB of memory
- 5 hours of talktime with 130 hours of standby
- No video capture
- Bluetooth (no A2DP)
- It will require a Gmail account
- It won’t be sold at stores outside of a 2-5 mile radius of T-Mobile’s 3G coverage areas
- Google Maps with Street View!!!
- Android Market for on-device app purchases
- Amazon MP3 app for on-device music purchases
- Push Gmail support with full HTML client
- No desktop synchronization — it all happens over the air
- October 22nd for $179 on T-Mobile in the US on a two-year contract
Via Engadget
art & design MAZ on 22 Sep 2008
Glass bones
“Melli Ink is a Zurich based artist who explores nature in her work by transforming bone into glass. Her artwork consists of life size skeletons and bones recreated in glass. Ink began her career as a set-designer and also worked as a performance and video artist. The show will be held at Cramer + Cramer, who’s founder Philippe Cramer studied with Melli Ink at parsons school of design over 15 years ago. The two are currently collaborating on a project that merges their disciplines together. The special edition should be ready by early 2009.”
Via Bornrich.org
