Thursday, April 30, 2009
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Dell Studio One 19
Monday, April 27, 2009
J.J. Abrams Tells Us Why Star Trek Has So Many Lens Flares
http://io9.com/5230278/jj-abrams-tells-us-why-star-trek-has-so-many-lens-flaresSo it was this ridiculous, added level of pain in the ass, but I love... [looking at] the final cut, [the flares] to me, were a fun additional touch that I think, while overdone, in some places, it feels like the future is that bright.
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Home Automation Products and Services
Furniture/Media Storage For Home Theater - Products and Dealers
Home Theater - Starting Point /DIY/Installation/Product Reviews
A series of Practical Home Theater Design Guides and informative articles, covering all aspects from design to implementation
More Resources For Home Theater Projects and Supply Sources
Big Screen, Surround-Sound, Great Gear
Designing Your Home Theater
Building Walls, Floating a Floor
Acoustic Treatments and Electronics
Screen Placement and Calibrating the Projector
Basement Home Theater: What You Need to Know
Design the Ultimate Home Theater– On a Budget
Trek News
Saturday, April 25, 2009
Friday, April 24, 2009
Kinesis Industries' K3
http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-10225299-1.html?part=rss&tag=feed&subj=Crave
The recharging times provided by the manufacturer are impressive. The built-in battery can after one hour of sun and wind provide about 30 minutes of talk time, or more than 300 minutes of MP3s.
More home theater links
Thursday, April 23, 2009
More Home Theater Links
Electronic Stockroom
San Rafael Office & Headquarters
47 Mark Drive
San Rafael, CA 94903
http://www.electronicstockroom.com/contact_esr.html
Q108E
http://www.sumikoaudio.net/rel/prod_q108e.htm
http://www.bostonacoustics.com/SoundWare-P155.aspx
Custom Media Works, Inc.
500 Masonic Street, St. C1
San Francisco, CA 94117
http://www.custommediaworks.com/pages/products.html
555 9th St, San Francisco
http://www.houseofmusicsf.com/products.htm
Smart Strip Power Strip - Automatic Switching Surge Suppressor
http://www.smarthomeusa.com/ShopByManufacturer/Bits-Ltd./Item/LCG3/
From The Digital Bits:
...And Smart Strips work like regular power strips - you plug them into the wall outlet, and then you plug all your electronic devices into them. They have three types of outlets in them - control, constant hot and switched. You plug things like cable boxes and DVRs into the constant hot outlet, because they need to have power all the time for recording and communicating with your cable provider. You plug your TV into the control outlet. Then you plug all your other devices, like DVD and Blu-ray players, into the switched outlets. The idea is that when you turn you TV on and off, the Smart Strip detects this and kills power to all those other devices in the switched outlets. You may not realize it, but most of your electronic devices still draw as much as 30-40% power even when they're turned off, which is a huge waste. But when your TV's off, you certainly don't need them on at all. You can also use Smart Strips in your office (having the computer act as a switch for, say, the printer, the monitor, etc). It all adds up, man. All this talk about having to build tons of new power plants in the coming years - if we all just used energy more efficiently, it would make a HUGE difference. What I've done so far in terms of efficiency was easy - just picking the "low hanging fruit" as they say. And I have only just begun to fight! So anyway, the message is that it's easy to do your part. You just have to make the choice. And Earth Day is the perfect day to start.