The new iClear Retina display presents sharp graphics and stunning images.
Clearly amazing. The quad-core A5 chip delivers even more power. The laser projection keyboard liberates your thumbs. The new iClear Retina display presents sharp graphics and stunning images. iOS 6 will take your iPhone experience in an entirely new direction. And if there’s anything else you need, just ask Siri.
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Forget the A.R.Drone. Introducing the weapon of the future: an iPad controlled quadrotor machine gun.
Forget the A.R.Drone. Introducing the weapon of the future: an iPad controlled quadrotor machine gun. For more videos on guns and explosives, check out FPSRussia’s channel on YouTube…
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Just recently, an extremely rare prototype of the 128k Mac with a Twiggy drive has surfaced on eBay
When the first Macintosh model (actually titled the “Macintosh 128K”) hit the market in 1984, it featured a 3.5-inch floppy disk drive built by Sony, the industry standard at the time. Originally, Apple had planned to include its own proprietary Twiggy 5.25-inch drive, but engineers deemed it unreliable, despite its larger storage capabilities (860 KB to Sony’s 400KB floppys).
We’ve all seen the 1987 video where Apple was predicting Siri, FaceTims and the iPad. And now, we all know that the iPhone is not the only/first phone made by Apple ( check out the original 1983 Apple iPhone ). But what about the iPad? Presenting Apple’s Newton Cadillac prototype.
According to “Defying Gravity” (a book about Apple’s development of the Newton platform), Apple’s Newton Group worked on two projects simultaneously. The “Senior” project was to develop a large slate sized Newton computer. The “Junior” project was to develop a small PDA.
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Patrick Baudisch and his team of researchers at the Hasso-Plattner Institute have moved closer to making it a reality, with a new interface that can essentially transfer an iPhone touchscreen to the palm of your hand.
Patrick Baudisch and his team of researchers at the Hasso-Plattner Institute have moved closer to making it a reality, with a new interface that can essentially transfer an iPhone touchscreen to the palm of your hand. The device involves an Xbox-like depth camera, mounted on a tripod, that can register the movements of a person’s finger across his or her palm.
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