Category Archives: Technology

iPod + Nike

Posted on June 6, 2006 | 4 comments

iPod has teamed with Nike to create a shoe that transmits distance and speed information to the iPod Nano. The data can then be transmitted to your computer. Another interesting feature is that a "power song" can be activated to help you pick up the pace.

"You don’t just take iPod nano on your run. You let it take you. Music is your motivation. But what if you want to go further? Thanks to a unique partnership between NIKE and Apple, your iPod nano becomes your coach. Your personal trainer. Your favourite workout companion. Introducing Nike iPod."

http://www.mundhir.gq.nu

(¯`·._.··۞~][UFO][~۞··._.·´¯)

webmaster@space.zzn.com

Subscribe to *๑۩۞۩๑*UFO SPACE ODEEM CITY*๑۩۞۩๑* Free

4 Comments

Posted in Technology

The smallest XP computer

Posted on June 2, 2006 | 1 comment

The OQO is the smallest true XP computer. It can connect to wireless networks with build in WiFi and Bluetooth.

"Just 4.9 inches long, 3.4 inches wide, 0.9 inches thin, and weighing only 14 ounces, the model 01 can fit in a pocket or purse and go with you anywhere. For easy typing and cursor control it has a complete thumb keyboard with TrackStik and mouse buttons as well as digital pen and thumbwheel. "

1 Comment

Posted in Technology

The 360 Degree LED Television

Posted on May 29, 2006 | 2 comments

If you’re looking for a new centrepiece for your new entertaining area, the new 360 degree LED display from Dynascan offers exactly that – quite literally. Taiwanese-based Dynascan has been developing the 360 degree LED display for several years now and it is initially being used as an advertising medium in shopping centres and public areas, with an outdoor version just launched too. The first time you see one of the screens you’ll understand what the fuss is about – the quality, colour, contrast and definition is extraordinary and the screen is absolutely huge – the third generation of the new LED screens is being introduced at present with the largest being a 2.5 metre high, 5.46 metre circumference screen and capable of being viewed clearly from 30 metres away. Interestingly, the screens can actually display one image around the full 360 degrees, so it would be possible to use them as output for a 360 degree camera. In their commercial configuration the screens are usually configured as three identical images, with each image claiming 120 degrees of the surface. Two 180 degree screens is also possible and … if the ambitious hadn’t died, it would have had an ideal screen.

These Pictures has been taken in November 29, 2005.

http://www.mundhir.gq.nu