OK people, I know we were the ones who promoted this idea, and then laughed and applauded when you followed up. But now the authorities are getting serious, according to reader Dan Mowchan:
The prospect of Sega releasing a portable system is a promising one, given Sega’s historically broad library of fun vintage titles. But alas, the Sega Vision doesn’t play games.
Ah l’amour! I love being in love as much as I hate this USB Plasma Heart, which of course comes from the good/evil genius of Brando just in time for Valentines, my darlings.
After their dreadful Omnia, Samsung is following up with the Samsung Acme i8910, a smartphone that-according to these allegedly leaked pictures-seems to be quite slim. I comes loaded with a ton of features too:
I predict the Maestro, which uses laser lights to show you what frets to press, will teach me guitar as well as a self-playing piano helped me learn the keyboard: not too well.
Congrats go to Nathan Walters and Daniel, who both entertained and managed to keep their entries under 25 words. Thanks to everyone who played yesterday - I’ll be trying to line up more comps and lightning comps over the next few weeks. More »
The Samsung Memoir could easily be mistaken for a real camera. On one side is a full touch-screen, and on the other is an 8-megapixel camera, 16x digital zoom, and Xenon flash.
Swarming with bugs and flowers, this piece was created by 3D scanning real flowers, insects and music, that were then “digitally sampled, cut, mixed, scaled and rearranged.” Even cooler: It’s a speaker.
“What if we could manipulate the earth’s own magnetic field and thus program data into the natural energy curtains of the planet?”
I’m glad to see Joe Belfiore from Zune (and previously, Windows Media Centre) jump over to Windows Mobile.
