Oh yeah, that thing can move this way and that like a caffeine addicted bat, but you take away the music and it’s all just a sad story about a orphaned Chiroptera that lost his way, that is, until these links came along.
Magnus Kjäll Illustration – A lot of 3D, a lot of layers and one of my favorite types of illustration that just mashes everything together.
The Ultimate Productivity Toolbox – Excellent picks. I’d choose XnView over IrfanView and WebAsyt over BaseCamp though.
HD TV Media Player – Tiny. Awesome. Plug in your USB and play HD. pick one up for $100 at BestBuy. Thanks Rod!
Google Gadgets/Remember the Milk – I forgot to list the Google Gadget last week, but the new RTM gadget makes the new gadgets for your Gmail even cooler.
Gears of War 2 Biggest Surprises – Xbox 360 third-person shooter goodness. It’s out soon and here’s the scoop on what will make your mouth drop.
Free Vector Illustration – Like inspiring examples of vectorized artwork? This weeks free vector illustration at Templates.com is very cool indeed.
CoffeeShop Free Photoshop Actions – I can’t jump into the weekend without telling you about some of the best, free photo actions available.
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Paint.net is way better then infranview and Xnview.
I have a Linksys DMA2100 media streamer, and it works really well. All hail 802.11n.
But regarding thisn thing…the idea of watching HD movies from a USB key is a little absurd. Considering that a single-layer BRD has a capacity of 25GB, and that anything at 1920×1080 screen res is going to clock in at 12-13GB per hour of video, the only thing you're going to be plugging into this thing is a portable hard drive. I guess you could use a USB key to watch small clips, but not full movies.
righto. I'm sure current tech will limit it until those USB drive are a bit more substantial, but who know what we'll have by then. Will be nice to stream all the snazzy footage you get from your pertty little Xacti
righto. I'm sure current tech will limit it until those USB drive are a bit more substantial, but who know what we'll have by then. Will be nice to stream all the snazzy footage you get from your pertty little Xacti
righto. I'm sure current tech will limit it until those USB drive are a bit more substantial, but who know what we'll have by then. Will be nice to stream all the snazzy footage you get from your pertty little Xacti
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