http://kuro.darkbb.com/accessories-f15/-t1.htm Mice, backpacks and other accessories forum. Sun, 24 Aug 2008 13:00:26 GMT 10 http://img11.imageshack.us/img11/4943/animebanner.png http://kuro.darkbb.com/accessories-f15/-t1.htm http://kuro.darkbb.com/accessories-f15/art-lebedev-s-folderix-flash-drives-are-obvious-awesome-t19.htm ..::Kuro::...
Lebedev's design crew never seems to be short on surprisingly obvious and yet entirely fresh takes on every day objects, and the new Folderix flash drives are taking that ethic to entirely new and conveniently functional heights. The 4GB drives come in a myriad of colors, are available today and will run you a fairly steep $55. Literal folder design? Priceless.]]> ...:::Accessories:::... Sun, 24 Aug 2008 13:00:26 GMT http://kuro.darkbb.com/accessories-f15/art-lebedev-s-folderix-flash-drives-are-obvious-awesome-t19.htm#23 http://kuro.darkbb.com/accessories-f15/art-lebedev-s-folderix-flash-drives-are-obvious-awesome-t19.htm http://kuro.darkbb.com/accessories-f15/is-this-wibrain-s-atom-based-m1-mid-t11.htm ..::Kuro::... For those who've had a really tough time warming to WiBrain's design schemes, maybe this one will finally be the device you're able to fall for. This much shorter (albeit chubbier) device is said to be the elusive M1 MID, which was spotted chillin' out maxin' relaxin' all cool at IDF 2008. Initial specifications include a 4.8-inch 1,024 x 600 resolution display, an Atom processor, 512MB to 1GB of RAM, an 8GB / 16GB SSD, WiFi / Bluetooth, HSDPA, mobile TV and "Linux or Windows XP" ... ...:::Accessories:::... Thu, 21 Aug 2008 15:13:04 GMT http://kuro.darkbb.com/accessories-f15/is-this-wibrain-s-atom-based-m1-mid-t11.htm#11 http://kuro.darkbb.com/accessories-f15/is-this-wibrain-s-atom-based-m1-mid-t11.htm http://kuro.darkbb.com/accessories-f15/intel-and-yahoo-envision-embedded-internet-tv-t9.htm ..::Kuro::... We're not sure who let Yahoo! into Intel's party in San Francisco, but the two sure are getting along great. Much to the chagrin of Mark Cuban, these two actually believe that there's a future in internet TV, particularly if you force it down people's throats. Intel spent the bulk of its time talking up the Media Processor CE 3100 (formerly known as Canmore), which would theoretically be installed within HDTVs and enable users to access internet-based content without the need for an additional ... ...:::Accessories:::... Thu, 21 Aug 2008 13:11:08 GMT http://kuro.darkbb.com/accessories-f15/intel-and-yahoo-envision-embedded-internet-tv-t9.htm#9 http://kuro.darkbb.com/accessories-f15/intel-and-yahoo-envision-embedded-internet-tv-t9.htm