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Friday Arvo #2 (5 Comments) (link)
 Friday, 24-February-2006  19:31:21 (GMT +10) - by Lowgoz

Designtechnica takes a look at some of the new home video products that will be hitting the stores later this year. Highlights of their review include an LCD TV with integrated Media center PC and a plasma TV framed in wood.

Paul writes in telling us of a three compressor dual evaporator cascade project that makes the space shuttle look simplistic.

Suitsat is passing over Queensland on the 27/28 of this month. Have a listen to 145.990mhz for its transmission, and make sure you report it ! It may be your last chance as the batteries onboard are nearly flat.

Microsoft has a patch out that updates windows for the Australian daylight savings changes in 2006. They also admitted that a flaw exists in their USB2.0 drivers that could cause a laptop to use much more power than it should when powering peripheral devices.

Uk Gamer reports back from the Logitech "wireless living" presentation held in London last week, while Pc Mechanic decided to write an article on common computer Myths and Misconceptions. I was expecting a much larger list of computer myths talking about static straps.

The Keeloggers have put up instructions so you can make your own hardware key logger. While Opentopia has a rather large list of live online webcams

Pocketlint reported on an Ipod friendly tie, while Tuaw provides some "pictures" of the new Video Ipod

Finally, i think its been around a while, but there's a video available of a .22 caliber mobile phone gun that shoots 4 rounds in quick succession when the right keys are pressed. How quaint.



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