Here’s a cool little network tester you can make. I’ve always used to use one while working as a IT technician couple years ago, but this is a good way to hack one instead of buying one such as this, which can cost you almost $200.
Well, what would really be cool is if you can make a wifi tester such as
Here’s a cool DIY on how to use your laptop as a second monitor for your desktop using maxivista software.
It’s really cool as you can expand your desktop across your local ethernet LAN to any other laptops or PCs on it.
This thing can link to your mobile while you’re at home, records phone calls, connect other handsets to your call, and a bunch more features.
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This touchscreen slightly different from traditional touchscreens since it can sense over 1000 different pressure senses.
The Wacom Cintiq is very different from the rest of it’s brethren, featuring an LCD monitor with an integrated touchscreen sensor, making it a graphic tablet-LCD monitor hybrid. With 1,024 levels of pressure sensitivity that can be differentiated at the input area, the Cintiq is highly recommended for those who dabble in drawings and
Wow, this is nice phone, but 400Mhz might still be kinda slow for PocketPC…
It’s still forwarding us back to the old-skool 8125’s product page at the moment, but a tipster has managed to coax Cingular’s site into giving up the goods on the 8525 — Buy Now link and all. We’re guessing it has something to do with region or Premier account status, we’re not sure, but the point is that a select few are able to place their orders for
Wow, this little button controller is actually a powerful little device for your wall. It’s got a web server, 64MB of RAM, well it really is a small powerful embedded computer that you can plug into a wall…WOW!
Looking to hop into the home automation game, but don’t feel like installing a computer in your wall or throwing down for a snazzy remote? Aurora Multimedia feels your pain, and with its recently launched Dynamic Button Controlle
Here’s a cool diy on HD projector from engadget.
Been eyeballing those sweet new high definition projectors? So have we. We’re not going to feel guilty for it either, we know what we like. But if your wallet is a little light from your last Engadget inspired shopping session you might dig our how-to latest project. In Today’s how-to, we’ll start taking a look at building your own HD projector… from an LCD Monitor. This isn’t one to b
This is great, now you can make your computer monitor or LCD go wireless upto 1366 by 768 pixels!
You’ve got a wireless keyboard, wireless mouse and wireless speakers, so why are you still connecting to your monitor with a cable? What are you, some kind of luddite? You need a wireless monitor connector, like the new WID101 from Teq Gear. This device connects the DVI port on your PC to the one on your monitor over an encrypted 802.11 a. g or b network, squishing the video data down to
Wow, check out this quasi the robot from Carnegie Mellon University! Very hilarious in the video and seems to be very
interactive at talking with people!
We’ve already got robotic eyedrops that can facilitate conversation and react accordingly to their surroundings, and there’s even an R2-D2 clone to get your feet shuffling once you’ve recovered, but researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have developed an emotive robot, complete with his own interactive booth
The coolest table top LCD i’ve seen in a while…
i need this since I am always crouching over my coffee table but it would be nice to actually have a screen inside my coffee table…very innovative! via gummyavenger
