
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…
Eclectic junk from the four corners of the ‘Net. And pictures too!

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…

Now this is a beautiful example of craftsmanship. Most case mods end up looking like, well computers – except maybe the ones crammed into toasters, those look like toasters. Anyway, this just looks beautiful, its as if the computer was re-envisioned by tree dwelling elves. I’d be happy to own a system that looked like this.

Who would have thought, origami camping stuff. It would be nice to be able to heat foods in these but I think that would be asking a lot.

I was reading Ektopia a few days ago and ran across a entry on the Vectrex game system. I remember playing one in the waiting room of my orthodontists back in 1984, many times it was the only reason I’d go to the appointments (that and the cute assistants that he would hire). Years later I found one at a second hand store and bought it in a flash. It was a fantastic game system, the games were fun and looked pretty good even if they were all vector based.

Push the button on the top of the car and the lights come on showing it’s recording sound and video. Once the scene has been shot the kids can hook the car up to a TV and watch what they recorded.

Kevin says:
No, it’s not a dating service.
Basically a list of what to do to quickly speak to a human when calling banks, cell phone companies, etc.
All hail the internet