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Google takes Street View off-road with backpack rig | Internet & Media - CNET News

by sbrothier
At its "Next Dimension" Google Maps event, the company shows off a backpack rig for mapping places inaccessible to vehicles. Also: 1 billion users access Google Earth each month.

Oculus Rift (developer kit) Specs & Latest News | Oculus | The Verge

by sbrothier
The Oculus Rift uses two lenses in a ski mask-style head-mounted display that combine to form a 1280 x 800 display. Each eye sees 640 x 800 pixels and while that still sounds like a low resolution in 2013, you can't judge the product on that single spec alone. The rest of the hardware simply consists of a break-out control box you use to plug the Rift into your computer; it features DVI, HDMI, micro-USB and power.

Balloon Mapping Kit (retail) | publiclaboratory.org

by sbrothier
The kit ships with paper documentation. (all available on the Guides page for download) The latest editions of: Grassroots Mapping Guide Balloon Mapping Quick Start Guide Balloon Mapping Flight Checklists and Packing Lists Kit contributors list CERN Open Hardware License Legal Indemnity & Safety warnings Welcome to Public Laboratory getting started page (not for first KS shipping, but for later kits?) a 1 page Flight Log

a tablet stylus that lets you write on laptops or computer screens

by sbrothier
based in virginia, sam jang, founder of cregle has developed the 'iPen 2', a follow-up to the successful kickstarter predecessor, the 'iPen'.  conceived with a completely new design and technology from inside and out, the stylus implements the special ability to perform tasks on laptop and iMac computer screens running iOS as well as iPads using special digital receivers mounted to the corners of the glass displays. providing up to 1024 pressure levels, its new mechanical configuration makes it easy to draw using accurate pressure strokes, and because it emits a signal from the very tiny pen tip, it gives users the same writing accuracy regardless of what angle the 'iPen 2' is being held. using lightweight inking, the stylus emulates the comfort and nature writing of ballpoint pen, taking 75% less weight to generate strokes on the display.

December 2012

Transporter: A New Way to Share, Access and Protect Files by Transporter — Kickstarter

by sbrothier & 3 others
Transporter is an online, but off-cloud storage solution for privately sharing, accessing and protecting all of your valuable files.

Transporter | Data Redefined

by gregg
We designed Transporter with our social lifestyles in mind. It lets you share, collaborate, and back up files with other Transporter users located anywhere in the world. As a device you own and control, Transporter stores your data only on your local network and the local networks1 of other Transporter users whom you specifically authorize. In other words, it is completely private, unlike the cloud. And best of all, using Transporter is as easy as sending an invite to the people you want to share with, they accept, and that’s it. It couldn’t be any simpler.

Adtrap

by gregg & 1 other
Tired of advertisements interrupting your movies, music and browsing experience? At one time, the internet was free and uncluttered, we remember and we want it back. We're bringing back the only thing that was good about the 90's!

November 2012

October 2012

Microsoft Surface review | The Verge

by sbrothier
The Surface hardware is handsome indeed. The rectangular slab is a magnesium alloy forged from what Microsoft calls VaporMg, though it feels like thin, stiff aluminum to the touch. The device is wrapped edge-to-edge in the material, which is treated in a black (or nearly black) paint job. The backing is prone to fingerprints, though it's easy to clean. Microsoft seems to be focused on clean, simple lines both in Windows 8 and its recent product designs, and the Surface reflects that in spades. The sides, bottom, and top of the device edge back from the glass front in a slight taper, making for an angular, clean profile. On the back of the Surface, there's a small strip of plastic that houses a camera (and presumably Wi-Fi and Bluetooth radios), as well as the novel, full-width kickstand that the company is touting as a key feature of the device.

The Pop - Coloud Headphones

by sbrothier
The Pop is a highly durable headphone that’s perfect to bring with you wherever you go. With a direct sound and powerful bass, the Pop eliminates any audio pollution around you, allowing you to focus on your music. The angled ear buds are ergonomically designed to give you a better in-ear fit, and comes with S, M and L replacement caps so that they always sit securely in your ears. Together with the Pop’s flat cable, the Zound Lasso is our solution for a tangle-free life.

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