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Technology: Detroit Electric shows off their new prototypes

zerotau | 02 September, 2008 15:55

 

Why is this post all about cars? At HWM, we do have our own car nuts who love cars, and being technology lovers ourselves, the invitation to Detroit Electric's electric car introduction today was one of the greater pleasures in life when work meshes with our hobby. More details and videos to come in a later post!Pictures after the jump!

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Offbeat: iPhone 3G comes shipped with factory pics

zerotau | 22 August, 2008 13:28

Cute, isn't she?  These images came from a British iPhone 3G which was purpotedly used by Foxconn's workers while assembling them. At the very least, she looks happy building them :D

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Geekiness: How geeks can have fun and stay serious at the same time

zerotau | 13 August, 2008 10:44

Not contend with the amount of bad press and cat calls that surrounded their beloved Large Hadron Collider, the 17-mile tunnel which helps scientists discover the secrets behind dark matter and dark energy. And no, its not a portal to hell or something!

Cool: LEGO Donkey Kong

zerotau | 11 August, 2008 10:24

Take an RCX, a couple of bumper sensors, two minifigs, a Donkey Kong figurine scaled to minifig size, a whole lotta patience, and we've got something called a labor of love :D

Gadgets: iPhone makes car lovers proud

zerotau | 08 August, 2008 14:47

Hot off the Apple Store, Garage419's crew takes the Dynolicious, a USD13 application for your car and compares it with a G-Tech Pro unit, a race-proven, standard piece of equipment if you wanna go racing or drifitng, or....you get the drift. Guess who wins? It just makes me want an iPhone even more :(

Gadgets: Robotic arm clock runs for time

zerotau | 06 August, 2008 10:44

Cool, isn't it? No matter what, you MUST buy it as its made by Norris Labs. Chuck Norris, geddit?

 

Events: PIKOM PC Fair (II) 2008 coverage

zerotau | 04 August, 2008 16:00


 

Phew! What a tiring weekend it was at the second PIKOM PC Fair of the year! With more bargains ranging from USB flashdrives to monitors, printers, and even notebooks now, it really is a place to go to if you're needing new tech toys. Here's a photo compilation of what we saw over the weekend! Hit the jump for more images. 

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Gaming: Racedriver GRID bug

zerotau | 25 July, 2008 10:07

Well, the game was version 1.1 on the PC, game was played using the Xbox360 controller, and honestly, my FRAPS isn't playing too well with Vista :( And no, the 1.1 trainer has not been released to the public and I don't play with trainers lol

Anyone encountered this bug before?

Hardware: Hitachi Explains The Terabytes :D

zerotau | 23 July, 2008 10:06

How cute, a colorful way to explain to your kids how terabytes work! 

Hello dunia!

hoobs | 21 July, 2008 10:50

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Warning! Don't try this at home!

hoobs | 21 July, 2008 10:50

Via digg

If you can't stand anymore of the irritating fingerprints on your treasured black DS Lite, do what this guy did - sand it down with sand paper! Madness! Absolute madness!

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The Hard and Dirty truth about hard disk drives

FatCatLim | 21 July, 2008 10:50

 

Why do you buy bigger hard disk drives for? Is it to meet your growing demands for storing precious digital pictures of your loved ones? Or to keep up with new applications that take up large disk space on your drives? Or...- oh hell, let's just admit it: we need bigger hard disk drives to keep our anime, TV dramas, and dirty movies. At least that's what Bill Watkins, CEO of Seagate Technology admits on a CNN interview:

"Let's face it, we're not changing the world. We're building a product that helps people buy more crap - and watch porn."

It's a brutally honest and candid opinion, so we'll give him for that. After all, what do you do with 500GB of hard drive space? Fill it up with hundreds of pictures of your pet bunny Fluffy? Now if you'll excuse me, I need to catch up on my weekly download of Wild n' Wet Weekend Getaways *cough*...

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Rage against the Mouse

FatCatLim | 21 July, 2008 10:50

 

When faced with slow-loading web pages, do you suffer from quickening heartbeats, profuse sweating, and furious clicking and bashing of the mouse? If so, you might be suffering from Mouse Rage Syndrome. According to a study done by Social Issues Research Centre in the UK of 2,500 test subjects, it's an ailment that's serious enough to affect one's cardio functions, as well as the immune and nervous systems.

Personally, I think the name Mouse Rage Syndrome is inappropriate since the name implies that the mouse play a large part in being part of the affliction. Maybe Crappy Web Page Syndrome would be a better name? Or the Keep It Simple, Stupid syndrome? (KISS syndrome has a nice ring to it ;3)

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Happy New Year 2007!

zerotau | 21 July, 2008 10:50

Well, its good to be back from the long break, and we missed the opportunity to wish you guys out there, and so, we're going to do that with a dedication from the darling YouTube granny. Enjoy!

 

Make war, not love

FatCatLim | 21 July, 2008 10:50

Pictures of last year's (such an original witty remark!) Gears of War New Year gathering. Fist thumping and guitar jamming pics inside.

 

 

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