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eZtaR writes "NAVisis is introducing a new USB gadget called LaptopTablet. You mount it onto the side of your regular LCD monitor to transform it into a fully functional touchscreen, controlled with an included pen. The gadget is priced at around $100 and seems a good alternative for Photoshoppers." Read more of this story at Slashdot.
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An anonymous reader writes "New technology from Microsoft Research India in Bangalore could end the waiting game in offices with limited computers. Researchers are developing software that splits a computer screen in two halves, each side with its own operating system, desktop, applications, cursor and keyboard." Mom! Timmy is on my side of the screen again! Read more of this story at Slashdot.
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Westfw writes -
Flashlight bulbs are common, easy to find, and inexpensive , but they are a pain in the neck to attach wires to, which somewhat limits their use in assorted hobby projects, especially when children are involved. The picture shows a "socket" that will hold a normal "flanged" flashlight bulb securely in contacts with normal wire. I'll try to get more "process" pictures if I can ...
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Matt wrote in with his article for the instrument he to his local Dorkbot music event in Columbus last week, he writes -
This project started as an instrument for Sonic Tooth, our local Dorkbot music event. I was looking for something where you could put any sound into the mix. As an instrument, it's basically a mash-up of an answering machine and a megaphone. It ends up being a small package ...
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Henry McClyde writes "Chris Anderson of The Long Tail posted an article yesterday in which he claims that "spare cycles" — or boredom and the tons of people who wish they had something better to do — is what drives Web 2.0.... and the open source development community. While Web 2.0 in general is driven by "the long tail," NeoSmart seems to have taken up issue with Anderson's claims ...
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theodp writes "The NY Times reports that three CNET journalists whose records, as well as those of their relatives, were scrutinized by pretexting investigators working for HP intend to sue the company for invasion of privacy. HP, who paid $14.5M to settle a lawsuit filed by the CA attorney general in connection with the spying, reportedly offered each reporter $10,000, roughly enough to cover ...
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An anonymous reader sends us a link to a report in The Age about an Australian resident, who had never set foot in the US and broke US intellectual-property laws in Australia, being extradited to the US to face trial. Hew Raymond Griffiths pleaded guilty in Virginia to overseeing all aspects of the operation of the group Drink Or Die, which cracked copy-protected software and media products and ...
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