Eclectic junk from the four corners of the ‘Net. And pictures too!
Now THIS is a TV show that I want to see.
Q-TARO.COM POST: Rocket Punch!
I found some more photos of the show here:
Rocket Punch (it will re-size your browser, darn it!)
If anyone has more info on this TV show, like if it has a web page, please leave a comment!
I’m packing my bags and going to Yodobashi-Akiba! Yeah, I wish.. But I do know that next time I’m in Tokyo I’ll be visiting the largest electronics store in all of Japan.
After my post about the PetLive TV a few days ago I see this. You can check out your virtual pet from mini markets in Tokyo. Amazing…
Konami is coming out with a stereoptic viewer adapter named ‘Solid Eye’ for use on your Play Station Portable. From the looks of the translated page it works on the same principal as a classic stereoscope (screen is divided down the center, each side has a slightly different view, and the brain fuses the image into 3D naturally) and works with Metal Gear Acid 2 (coming out in December for apx $50US).
Now I want a PSP so I can display my stereo slides in a cool high tech way.
Konami Introduces 3D PSP Viewer
Translated for your reading pleasure
Hayabusa arrived Itokawa on 10:00 am, 12 Sep (JST: Japanese Standard Time) and is now hovers orbiting some 20 kilometers off from Asteroid Itokawa.
It’s a good thing that the phone technology from Japan won’t reach the US for some time. I mean, what would people do with all that bandwidth? Just get into trouble no doubt. This should give the lawyers at the RIAA nightmares about all the P2P that will be going on via cell phones.
In experiments, prototype phones were used to view 32 high definition video streams, while travelling in an automobile at 20 kilometres per hour. Officials from NTT DoCoMo say the phones could receive data at 100 megabits per second on the move and at up to a gigabit per second while static. At this rate, an entire DVD could be downloaded within a minute. DoCoMo’s current 3G (third generation) phone network offers download speeds of 384 kilobits per second and upload speeds of 129 kilobits per second.
[via gadgets.fosfor.se ]
4G prototypes reach blistering speeds
