To demonstrate their new ‘cinema proportioned’ TV, Philips created Carousel, an ad that plays out over a single moment in time as the camera moves around to reveal different parts of the story.
For the full experience, you should view it on the Philips website, since you can demo ambilight at the same time, but either way, it’s a must see.
Gizmodo has proposed a Pirate’s Code for those that travel the murky waters of the torrent world, and they’re a rather honest look at the way most pirates of the digital seas think about what they do.
Check out the eight articles to see if you agree, and you’ll be treated to words of wisdom like:
Ye wouldn’t be a pirate if ye didn’t download Photoshop. But for the office, such manners are frowned upon. Make your employer pay so that others may play.
TV is to be downloaded, movies are to be attended when a man returns to shore.
Every man shall upload half of what he downloads, with the saints filling in the rest.
A man shall steal as much music as he needs to quench his thirst, assuming that he supports the band by attending concerts and buying t-shirts.
Still holding on to a Dreamcast in hopes of a Sega resurrection?
Then why not turn it into something useful like a DreamTablet?
The DreamTablet mod uses a 15” LCD, slot loading disc drive and plenty of batteries to keep the gaming going for a full 3.5 hours, and even connects to a regular TV for full sized gaming should the mood strike.
White Zone challenges you to get out of a room that contains just a TV, two chairs and a dresser using nothing more than your mouse and your brain.
Think you can do it?
[White Zone]
[Via: Neatorama]
Anyone who has ever watch an episode or two of House has no doubt realized that the story follows a somewhat predictable path on its way to conclusion.
Since it’s hard to move away from this pattern in a TV show about a doctor (People do need to get sick and he does need to save [...]