Vintage Kellogg’s Laptop Sleeve Collection
They’re grrrreat!
Vintage Kellogg's Laptop Sleeve Collection Via How.
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Original post by jstruan
Archive for Computer & Technology
Mutating Faces.
Philipp Lenssen, one of the writers at Google Blogoscoped, has set up a really neat experiment:
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Original post by Anita
24K Gold Plated MacBook Pro
Whoa! Here’s something for the guy who has everything: a 24-karat gold plated MacBook Pro by Computer Choppers.
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Original post by Alex
Quote: William Gibson on the Internet
"The ‘Net is a waste of time, and that’s exactly what’s right about it."
- William Gibson, sci-fi author and coiner of the word "cyberspace" (1948-)
Original post by Alex
MicroDrone Spies From Above
Meet the MicroDrone, a toy-sized spy helicopter that has been used by the police in Britain to film and photograph the street below. A Times Online article stated:
And now there’s a new spy in the sky. It’s called the Microdrone and it’s a toy-sized remote-control craft that hovers above streets or crowds to film what’s going on beneath.
It has emerged that the Microdrone was used by Staffordshire police to film rock fans at the V Festival last month. What wasn’t revealed was that MW Power, the supplier, has also been in discussions to supply the Microdrone to – according to Alistair Fox, an MW Power spokesman – MI5, the Metropolitan police, and Soca, the Serious Organised Crime Agency.
This means the Microdrone could soon become a common sight. Or maybe not. At only 2ft wide between the tips of its rotors the drones are small enough to be unnoticed by people […]
Original post by Alex
Engraved Laptop with Wood Inlay
There’s a lot of neat examples of laptop engraving out there on the Web, but Glenwood of Oslo Press decided to do one better: he added good old fashioned wood inlay to the engraved parts!
Link - Thanks kati!
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Original post by Alex
Most Spectacular Google Sky Sights
PC World has a gallery with some amazing images from Google Sky.
Link - via LinkNotes
Original post by GeekAlerts
