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Darklord sends us in a link, which possibly takes virtual reality to a whole different level. By remotely stimulating a person's vestibular system - the fluid-filled tubes in the inner ear that guide their sense of balance - with electrodes placed on the skin just below the ear, researchers at NTT's research laboratories in Kanagawa have found a way to turn humans into oversized radio controlled vehicles.
For those Stargate fans that were upset to hear about the SG-1 videogame being cancelled, you can now be happy again. The development of the game will still continue uninterrupted at Perception's Sydney studio. Thanks carney.
Engadget has a guide posted on playing movies on your iPod Photo. Thanks for the link Eroda!
Lots of people sent in news that Mac OS X for Intel leaked onto the web early Thursday. Although many believed it was only a matter of time before such a leak occurred, Apple had taken stringent measures to ensure the Intel version of its operating system stayed locked down...
Lots of sites have visited QuakeCon 2005, and have their reports up of the first day of the 6000 player LAN/expo. Reviews on The Tech Zone, Bjorn3d, and Legit Reviews.
PCStats have a guide posted that some of us will find handy, Understanding and Creating Batch Files.
Logitech have released their new G15 Keyboard, which is just simply amazing. It has a built in LCD display, programmable keys, adjustable tilt, and the LCD even has a backlight! More on the keyboard here, and here.
CoolTechZone has a writeup posted on OLED Technology, and why millions of dollars each year is being poured in OLED research.
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