New Sony PS-F5 website July 5, 2009
Today I launched a website dedicated to my favourite gadget, the Sony PS-F5 portable record player.
The BigDog Quadruped Robot March 26, 2008
The Big Dog Quadruped is being developed for the US military as a load-carrying robot that’ll handle various types of terrain.
First check out this one:
Weird: New Video of BigDog Quadruped Robot Is So Stunning It’s Spooky
Then check out the new, slightly improved version….
Highway hi-fi – A turntable in your car April 13, 2007
Undaunted by the failure of its original Highway Hi-Fi, its promoter cooperated with one of America’s leading electronics firms in a project involving the application of a more conventional phonograph to automobiles. The new phonograph is a 45-rpm automatic record changer of special design (Fig. 911) to enable it to be used in the family car.
Read more on ook – highway hi-fi
DJ’s Dream March 14, 2007
Imagine DJing with this setup:
A 2 Vu Dual Screen Laptop, all your virtual instruments and Ableton Live on the screens, a couple of MIDI controllers, say a Trigger Finger and an X-Session Pro.
You’d be rockin’ the spot.
WidgetStation March 12, 2007
A neat desktop gadget that has customisable “widgets”: you decide what goes where on the display, so you can make it look how you like and show information that’s useful to you.
It’s Wi-Fi enabled, so you can send it new content from your computer.
Record What You See 2 February 16, 2007
Back in 1995 I posted about some video camera glasses. I’ve always dreamed of constantly recording what I’m seeing so I can play back all the crazy things that no one believes later.
Well it’s 2 years later and they don’t sell the ones that I posted about before, but they now have some for nearly a tenth of the price which look a lot better too.
Check out the video camera glasses from Super Circuits
Nikon 4500 guide July 20, 2005
Not had a chance to go through it all properly yet, but this looks like it’s got some good extra info on top of what the manual covers.
(Also has manuals for Nikon 950, Nikon 990, Nikon 995, Nikon 2500, Nikon 5700 and the Panasonic DMC-FZ 10)
Ultimate Keyboard July 18, 2005
If you don’t need portablilty, this has got to be the keyboard to own. Sounds like it’s not going to be cheap, but hopefully the price will be down and there’ll be some competition in a year or so.
