Samsung is set to release mini-projectors (pictures above). Many of these projectors have been on there way for a while, but the wait looks soon to be over. They are going to be released later this year, but with a price tag of $200 - $400 dollars, who knows how many of these are actually going to get sold.
GTA IV sold 6 million copies in it’s first week, over 60% of which were bought for xbox 360. Here are some statistics from xbox live released not long ago:
Guitar Hero: On Tour will be released as a bundle with the Nintendo DS gaming system. Activision CEO Mike Griffith said: “Nintendo has been impressed with this innovation and part of our launch will include selling the game bundled with Nintendo DS hardware.” 15 songs have so far been confirmed for the game.
What can you do with 500,000 lego bricks? A 96.1 ft tower that’s what. Lego Land Windsor recently broke the world record for the highest standing Lego Tower.
From the creators of the ever popular Guitar Hero 3, comes this mini-game:
Finally I have something to post about 
After starting the theme a couple of weeks ago, but not finishing it as I needed something else to fill the background with, I have finished the Playstation 3 theme. Creating a PS3 theme isn’t that easy!; once I had edited the 50 or so icons and made the backgrounds for different tv sizes, I had to make an xml file which brings it all together.
The finished result isn’t in perfect HD as the background images aren’t done in high definition, but the next theme I do will be done in full HD! I’m also looking into making PSP themes as well, so if you have a playstation 3 or playstation portable and want a new theme, give me a shout. jonny [at] jonnyblackler [dot] com
Today a smell of manure was noticed in the UK. Soon the made stench was traced to the North of Holland! Farmers were spraying horse manure on their fields, and the smell (which usually dispereses) reached all the way across the sea to England.
If the folks in England thought it was bad, imagine how us people in Holland are coping.
Wearable mice aren’t exactly a new idea, but it seems that Microsoft thinks it can do things one better, with a recent patent application revealing its plans for a desk-defying device of its own. As you can see above, this one is designed to be worn even while your typing on a keyboard, with the cursor movement able to be switched on an off with a simple hand gesture. That pointing itself is handled by some gyroscopic sensors, with an accelerometer and a magnetometer apparently also employed for further gesture and position sensing. Needless to say, there’s no indication of it becoming an actual product anytime soon but, unlike some of Microsoft’s other patent applications, this one seems like it could well find its way off the drawing board sooner rather than later.
[Via istartedsomething]
(Article courtesy engadget.com)
What a random job:
