Saturday, March 25, 2006

speed New Data Transmission Speed Record. [Slashdot] 11:57:17 PM    comment

speed New Data Transmission Speed Record. [Slashdot] 2.56 terabits per second --By comparison, the fastest high-speed links currently carry data at a maximum 40 Gbit/s, or around 50 times slower." 11:22:01 PM    comment

speed Online Test Measures Speed of your Brain. [Slashdot] 11:16:18 PM    comment

audio Music: Classical, Now Without the 300-Year Delay. A new initiative by the Universal Music Group reflects a seismic shift in the way classical music is being discovered, distributed and heard. By BARBARA JEPSON. [NYT > Technology] 11:03:04 PM    comment

eCulture With Broadband, the PC's Siren Call Is Tough to Resist. If you had any doubts that the Internet was elbowing its way into the American household, check out new numbers from Nielsen/NetRatings. By HUBERT B. HERRING. [NYT > Technology] 11:01:19 PM    comment

authentication 3D Face Imaging in 40 Milliseconds. [Slashdot] 10:57:41 PM    comment

video Fetish: Thin Camera, Fat Rez. Sanyo's flash-memory videocam means you can watch without being seen. Plus: Pioneer puts XM radio in your pocket. Wired magazine reports on the latest tech innovations. [Wired News: Top Stories] Pocket Full of DLP If your laptop screen seems too small - and electricity is scarce - attach it to this ultraportable DLP projector. It generates up to a 60-inch picture using LED lamps, making it tiny, fanless, and efficient (the lithium-ion battery lasts 2.5 hours). And it handles HD, standard, and PC video sources, converting them to 800 x 600-pixel resolution. It's the perfect projector when there's not an outlet in sight.$799 -- seems like the beginning of an R2D2 style portable projector -- imagine it as a big screen for a handheld --BL 12:11:34 PM    comment