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[2009-10-27] Dept. of Energy to announce $3.4B in Smart Grid grants tomorrow

October 26th, 2009
“The Department of Energy is getting ready to announce the recipients of $3.4 billion in stimulus package grants to utilities looking to adopt smarter, more efficient electrical grid technology, as early as tomorrow.”

[2009-10-27] It’s a netbook/tablet/MID/UMPC mashup!

October 26th, 2009
It's a netbook/tablet/MID/UMPC mashup!
“Is it a netbook, a tablet PC, a MID (mobile internet device) or a UMPC (ultra-mobile PC)? Kohjinsha has announced the PA, a description-defying portable computer that runs Windows XP Home Edition via a 1.3GHz Atom processor, 32GB solid state disk (SSD), and a TV tuner, the company says.”

[2009-10-27] Xerox develops silver ink for wearable or throwaway electronics

October 26th, 2009
Xerox develops silver ink for wearable or throwaway electronics
“Xerox researchers have invented a kind of ink that can conduct electricity and be used to put electronic circuits on top of plastics, film, and textiles. That means in the coming years we’ll be able to wear or bend our electronics. You could even print out your electronic gadget on plastic sheets, as if you were printing a document.”

[2009-10-27] Spawn HD-720 Hands On

October 26th, 2009
Spawn HD-720 Hands On
“The promise of the Spawn HD-720 is twofold: You can “log in” to your console to play games when, say, your TV is otherwise engaged, or you’re away from home. You can also invite remote players to play against you—as a local player, interestingly enough—over the internet, from anywhere. The whole system will set you back $200, but there’s no monthly fee.”

[2009-10-27] Your Augmented Future: The 3 Hottest Videos From International AR Symposium

October 26th, 2009
Your Augmented Future: The 3 Hottest Videos From International AR Symposium
“Who says the web is all about pages that you view in a browser? Check out these three visions of a fast-approaching future where data is drawn from and overlaid on top of the real world around us.”

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