I dream often in white on blackwith a hint of primary color and simple lines. Followed by unexpected blocky, flashing caledoscopic nightmares of colors, a series of straight red lines on black and the sentence (c) 1982 Sinclar Research

Damm you, Clive.

I have the feeling that the fan and dissipater are simply there to hide the fact that they are actually still clearing out the stock of their 1998-era S3 ViRGE chips.

I hardly think the ethics of buying software apply for wardrivers looking for secure networks...

Morse called, he wants his ship signalling system back.

Hopefully, the offices of the future won't have windows. The concept also seems to forget the device would also require a visible-light emitter, or as I like to call it, a big shining led on your plant, laptop, PDA, screen and everywere else on your office.

While we're at it, why is using visible-light LEDs to communicate any better, than, say, the cheaper and more energy-efficient infrared leds you find in a remote? More to the point, why is this any diferent from IRDA-based ethernet as part of the IEEE 802.11 protocol?

I'd also like to see the math that says that producing light is more energy efficient than radio waves.

Is there really a demand to control the voltage to the 5th decimal?

Seriously, I always thought they stole those good looking keys from the ZX Spectrum and from the garden variety european ATM machines.