Star Wars: Retold (by someone who hasn’t seen it) from Joe Nicolosi on VimeoIt’s Friday afternoon, so here’s a little something to distract you from that horrible thing called work. It’s a video retelling of the original Star Wars films by a girl who hasn’t actually seen any of the them in their entirety, but has picked up on snippets here and there. The end result, as I’m sure you will agree, is hilarious.
Engadget Chinese took the time to interview the Vaio P’s designer, Takuma Tomoaki, who sheds light on secrets of the super-widescreen LCD and never before seen accessories.
Even though they announced price increases just a few hours ago, Pioneer are still bringing their award-winning 9th-gen plasmas down to Australia – from memory, these rae the last sets to have Pioneer-manufactured glass before they begin getting panels from Panasonic.
If you’ve been saving your pennies for the latest and greatest Pioneer home entertainment products, including their awesome Kuro plasmas, you’ll probably need to save a bit longer. The company has just announced via press release that the weak Australian dollar has forced them to increase the RRP on their home entertainment range, effective immediately.
Remember the author whose book got rejected from the iTunes App Store because of “obscene, pornographic, offensive or defamatory” language? Well, they published his book, but only after he took out the dirty bits.
The real question posed by this T-shirt from UK designer RubyRed is “Where will they send the fine?” [Redbubble]
Bonus points for coming up with something really clever to leave inside. – Thanks Jerrod
The only thing better than sleeping on a woman’s lap is sleeping betwixt a woman’s boobs. This Japanese boob pillow is the only way most people can do this without actually crushing said woman. [TokyoTimes]
WSJ’s Nick Wingfield interviewed the headhunter who brought Tim Cook to Apple. Back in 1998, it was Jobs who had to convince Cook—a cyclist with a “cool, unflappable demeanor”—to leave Compaq. Good play, dude. [WSJ]
It’s has been quite a while since we last heard about the Emperor Workstation, and everyone had to wonder how much this thing was going to cost. Well, try $US40,000.
