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How would
you like to have a hard drive that is one inch in in diameter and packs
340 MB in space?
Imagine that you could take pictures with a digital camera, transferring
images with high resolution (packing insane sharpness and size), reduce
the number of downloads from camera to computer and at lightning fast
speed. Or Imagine that those personal handheld devices you see in the
market, with capabilities of what your current computer can do right now.
On September 9th, IBM unveiled the world's smallest and lightest
hard disk drive with a disk platter about the size of a large coin. Although
IBM's new microdrive weighs less than a AA battery, it can
hold over 200 times more data or images than a floppy disk.
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 Ever
wonder how computer animated characters are getting so realistic? Movement
is a difficult task to teach a computer, that's why the people of Puppet
Works came out with a motion capture device. The J1000 & J2000
are full motion capture, user-configurable digital puppet system. The
system incorporates Puppet Works powerful digital encoder technology.
Encoders are assembled in a 'mechano' like fashion to match the skeleton
or bone structure of the character to be animated.
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For people
with laptops, we all know that when we need to get online, we turn to
our PCMCIA modem and a phone jack (if we can find one!). How many times
did you wished that your cellular phone could double as your modem to
retrieve email? Com.plete
PC Card by GlobeWave have solved that problem... Make phone calls, check
your e-mail, send faxes even access the Internet, from anywhere. The
Com.plete PC Card contains its own built-in cellphone there's no need
to connect a separate cellphone. And when you're near a standard phone
jack, just plug in the included RJ11 connector for landline service. The
Com.plete PC Card even comes with a miniature speaker and microphone that
fits inside the ear, so no one hears your caller's voice except you.
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