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  • Cozmo  a $1000 bill? WOW. That is insane. I guess it'd be really easy to do if you didn't have a data plan. Personally I'm not sure what all the excitement is about the iphone.
  • • 2 weeks ago
    •   The Canuck iPhone: Apple doesn’t care
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  • Cozmo  I like the bike in the snow pic. I'm sure many people here would be trying to ride it to work anyway :P
  • • 3 months ago
    •   BikingToronto: Mar. 27: Recently in the BikingToronto Flickr Group
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  • Cozmo  Wow I think he struck a nerve! People contributing to a site willingly shouldn't expect to get paid just because the people that actually invested the money into the site to get it going actually got paid for their efforts.
  • • 4 months ago
    •   Billy Bragg should stick to singing
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  • Buck  I was wondering if it'd work for more than one person too. If not I'd say it is probably monitor related. Filing a patent doesn't mean they ever plan to make the device either, simply that they came up with a unique idea and perhaps license it out.
  • • 4 months ago
    •   Umm - What The Heck Is Steve Jobs Up To? Apple Files A Wacky 3D Projector Setup!
    •   MarketSaw - 3D Movies & Technology
  •   jimdorey  Yes, Apple has learned the hard way about patents. One example is the round selector of the iPod. Speaking of iPod, they have also applied for a patent for a panel to be located on the BACK of a device that can be used as a pointing tool on the front (which has the viewing screen) - that way your finger / stylus does not get in the way of your line of sight of what you are doing! Awesome idea. If Apple is involved in 3D it can only mean great things from where I am sitting.
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  • Buck  This one could be great. I hope they don't screw it up. Signing up a different director for each one sounds a bit odd to me.
  • • 4 months ago
    •   Livin' In A Sangster's Paradise: Tintin Lead Finally Cast?
    •   MarketSaw - 3D Movies & Technology
  •   jimdorey  Ordinarily I would agree with you - but these aren't ordinary directors so they basically have carte blanche. With the names involved it is a fairly safe bet that their collective minds will produce wonderful cinematic experiences!
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  • Cozmo  I never thought myspace would actually be useful like this. That's pretty funny
  • • 4 months ago
    •   Social media rescues 70’s rock bands
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  • Buck  I don't understand how they can do that if it wasn't filmed in 3d in the first place?? The CGI scenes sure, but the rest?
  • • 4 months ago
    •   Lord Of The Rings 3D Closer To Reality??
    •   MarketSaw - 3D Movies & Technology
  •   jimdorey  Any 2D movie can be converted to 3D - even the old black and whites (which I think would look awesome). There are companies around that specialize in doing it, one of them is my sponsor www.passmorelab.com who can do the conversion up front for a percentage fee later. Very interesting 3D technology!
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  • Buck  That's because 3d is so awesome. Everyone needs to just get on board. Our world is 3d, we need to stop settling for 2d tv. Hopefully 3d will be the next step after HDTV starts to get boring.
  • • 4 months ago
    •   James Cameron's "Avatar" Secrets Revealed: Warning Spoilers !
    •   MarketSaw - 3D Movies & Technology
  •   jimdorey  I agree Buck - 3D as the next stop makes perfect sense. With the new Laser TVs coming out that support 3D (high resolution, illumination and polarization at the light source) we shall see superb 3D home theaters setup within 5 years. My guess is more like 3 years for Laser; earlier for LCD and Plasma solutions (although not the pinnacle of home 3D). Can't wait to obtain and test out these solutions as they appear on the market.
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  • knife geek  That thing looks so cool it makes me want to throw the stupid canon I have now in the dumpster. I can't imagine the kind of disk space required to edit 4k video though.. eek.
  • • 4 months ago
    •   Scarlet 2K Pocket Pro Trademarked!
    •   MarketSaw - 3D Movies & Technology
  •   jimdorey  Hahaa! True enough. They have the equipment to sell you though for that! Money talks...
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