If you are like me, you probably have about a few hundred VHS cassette tapes running around your house or garage. Here’s how to re-make/re-cycle your old VHS cassette tape into a functional clock.
VHS is dead in the UK, the bottom-end of the market is struggling to shif ...
A Japanese company has released its new Grand HD Cinema, a converter device that will convert USB to HDMI. This will be great for those of you with no HDMI interface.
Just a note, when you buy a new laptop, make sure it has an HDMI output. My $600 Dell laptop does, I simply ...
The long time consumer electronics goliath Circuit City is finally going through liquidation. It seems odd that such a big retailer could go down. Perhaps it’s due to their lack of computers/laptops, which I’d never though of buying at Circuit City anyways.
I thi ...
For one, I know Philips was working on color-changing LEDs and lightbulbs that are easy to install while providing high power.
On top of that, they introduced Ambilight TVs where the background lights would match with what you see on TV.
Lastly but not least, I did hear of Citi ...
Here’s a cool DIY on how to make your own serial port IR receiver.
What does it do you ask?
Well, IR receiver can be used for controlling any IR devices or reading from them such as TVs, DVDs, etc…etc…
The best part about this DIY is that it can be used for mak ...
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Here’s a fun DIY for experimenting with some high voltage from spare TV parts.
In this Instructable you will learn how to make a High Voltage High Frequency power supply in 5 minutes and ...
102″ TV for your backyard can be a lot better than the LED TV we mentioned yesterday.
Not only are they large, but these tough-guy TVs can function in temperatures ranging from -40 to more than 120 degrees, have built-in heaters and air conditioners, and of course are wate ...
It looks like the new Samsung 42″ PDP TVs are really bugging the hell out of Korean customers… Which is good news for us in the US since all the Koreans do beta-testing for us… (Well, I am Korean too but I don’t live there…)
Well, it’s a good ...
