Posted on June 23, 2008 by Brad Fortner
Hidden Audio
When one talks about trying to hide audio one often thinks of hiding speakers in products like rock or tree trunk speakers (left). However this year there was a lot of products that allowed one to embed audio in walls where it would be impossible to tell exactly where the sound was coming from. [...]
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Posted on June 4, 2008 by Brad Fortner
We’re all quite used to the miniaturization but the sheer size of NVIDIA’s Tegra platform is something to marvel at. The videos below take you through the system and I think they are worth watching…..
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Posted on June 2, 2008 by Brad Fortner
Grid Computing is not something all that far off. In fact it’s widely in use in Academia today. Two of my co-workers were away last week at an Access Grid conference and, as some of you know, we at Ryerson belong to the CineGrid. Both of theseare examples of Grid computing in action. Just in [...]
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