As Opera gets approval for the iPhone and iPod touch for its Mini Browser, There comes the question whether Opera will get the traction on iPhone or not.
Notion Ink CEO Rohan Shravan observed, in a June 9, 2010 blog posting to the company website, that technologies traditionally associated with automobile and heavy equipment manufacture are becoming more and more commonplace in the fabrication of consumer electronics, as mechanical engineers from the automobile industry migrate into the CE field. Which of these traditionally automotive-related manufacturing processes do you see becoming more prevalent in consumer electronic devices?
With tablets, laptops and all-in-one PCs classic desktop computers are losing ground but they still are viable solutions for both homes and offices. Generally a classic desktop computer packs more computing power than a laptop or tablet and they are also more customizable when it comes to adding extensions or upgrading the components. Which would you say is the best model on the market?
Califone International PA-15 15W Bullhorn PA with Emergency Siren
Speco Technologies ER340 6 Watt Lightweight Portable Mini Megapho
Pyle PMP40 Professional Megaphone / Bullhorn w/Siren and Handheld Mic
Amplivox 25-watt Piezo Dynamic Megaphone With Detachable Handheld
TOA Electronics ER2930W Megaphone, 30W, Wireless
Having trouble being heard? One of these amazing gadgets will help take care of that, right quick. These devices use the power of electricity to amp up the volume of whatever you happen to be saying when you talk into them. Which of these great megaphones would you most like to use the next time you have to whip a throng of confused malcontents into a vicious violent mob?
The condenser microphone was invented at Bell Labs in 1916 by E. C. Wente. It is also called a capacitor microphone or electrostatic microphone. In this microphone, the diaphragm acts as one plate of a capacitor, and the vibrations produce changes in the distance between the plates. The result is a powerful microphone perfect for capturing vocal audio. Which of these condenser microphones do you like the best?
Tektronix TDS2024B, Color Digital Storage Oscilloscope, 4 Channel, 200
Fluke FLUKE-192C/003 Portable Digital Oscilloscope
Agilent DSO3062A 2 Channel 60 MHz 1GSz/s Digital Storage Oscilloscope
Instek GDS-1022 Oscilloscope, Digital Storage, 25 MHz, 2 Channel
Lecroy WaveAce 232 300Mhz 2 Channel Digital Oscilloscope
Oscilloscopes are great. In fact, the very first video game ever was designed to run on an oscilloscope. These handy devices allow you to visualize the relative fluctuations of different variables in an electric circuit. Helpful on the work bench and in the garage, a good oscilloscope is key if you're going to be designing electric circuits for real world application. Which of these oscilloscopes do you like the best?
A juicer provides a handy way to extract all the delicious nutrition from a variety of fruits and vegetables. A great glass of juice can help ensure that every morning is a wonderful morning. A diet high in these vitamins can make every day healthier. If you're looking out for your family's health, you owe it to yourself to invest in one of these great juicers. Which of these juicers do you like the best?
One problem with setting up an iPod dock speaker to play your tunes, is that you need to clear some shelf space to fit it in. Not so with the Finite Elemente Hohrizontal 51, which actually is a shelf, with the speakers and electronics built inside.
Atlona Technologies CDM-660 Pal / NTSC Video Converter
Generic ITV-100 pc to TV Consumer Electronicsverter w/Remote
AJA Video Systems D5CE SDI to NTSC/PAL or Component Converter
TV One 1T-PAL-NTSC-GL Standards Converter with Genlock - Ultra Compact
Shinybow SB-3690 - Multi Video Digital Converter
Converting a video signal from PAL to NSTC and back again was one of the most annoying processes involved in the video tape format wars. Like DVD region coding, the difference between PAL and NSTC video standards made it impossible to play European video cassettes in north american VCRs without an expensive converter. Which of these converters do you like the best?
