Recent Comments:
Lite-On's Moldable Mouse takes whatever shape you want {Engadget}
Feb 2nd 2008 10:16AM It will either lose it's shape pretty quickly after you mold it the first time like those old Mr. Stretch dolls or you would only be able to mold it once and some sort of chemical reaction like and epoxy putty kneading would cause it to become hard. So, this is great in concept put pretty stupid in reality. Most important, think about it...this thing would be the heaviest mouse ever!!!!
Did you apply for your TV converter box coupons yet? {Engadget}
Jan 1st 2008 1:05PM Working for me have been signing up friends and family all day have sent out over 118 coupons to different addresses. My first reference number was 1805 at 612 am this morning. I guess it went live around at 12:01. I think this would be better if we could get $40 off any product that has a digital tuner in it.
FCC gives broadcasters more flexibility in 2009 digital TV cutover {Engadget}
Jan 1st 2008 8:14AM Me too, order 48 for friends and family.
https://dtv2009.gov/
Graphene could be used in creating solar cells, LCDs {Engadget}
Dec 30th 2007 11:54AM This is bull I would say that at least 50% of indium comes from recycled goods. They are just saying this because they just want to make a market for graphene now.
Graphene could be used in creating solar cells, LCDs {Engadget}
Dec 30th 2007 10:07AM "The abundance of indium in the earth’s crust is estimated to be 0.05 ppm for the continental and 0.072 ppm for the oceanic crust, respectively . This concentration is higher than the concentration of silver. Consider that silver is now produced at a rate of 20,000 tons per year compared to approximately 400 tons per year for indium. Silver is not perceived to be in short supply. These observations would suggest that indium could enjoy virtually infinite growth in use without supply limitations."
(Taylor and Mclennan 1985)
