http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UmHU1qmtGfA
GIFTY – a concept camera by student Jiho Jang that captures up to five seconds of video and then spits out a series of frames that can be assembled into a flip book.
What you see here is a mock-up as opposed to a working prototype.
Damn. Someone tell that kid about Kickstarter.
The Polaroid Z2300 Instant Digital Camera, due out this August: a 10MP sensor and optional 2x3in ‘smudge-proof’, sticky-backed prints from its onboard Zink printer.
No word on the cost of consumables but, given the legacy of its predecessors, we’re guessing ‘not cheap’.
You wont be surprised to hear Comrade O’Snodaigh has yet to donate even 1 cartridge from his hoard to Jack and Jill despite his promises.
— Jonathan Irwin(@jjfoundation) May 14, 2012
Thanks Bibi Baskin Robbins
We know a guy who can sort out the ink.
Firm Printing Household Charge Information Goes Into Receivership (BreakingNews.ie)
YouTuber bd594‘s 8-bit version of the old Animals tune using (among other things) a vintage Atari 800XL and an exposed hard drive.
He also does Bohemian Rhapsody, if you like this kind of thing.
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Last month, ‘industrial designer and tinkerer’ Markus Kayser went out into the Sahara desert to field-test two devices he’d spent the last year developing: a solar powered laser cutter and the Solar Sinter (above), a 3D printer that makes glass objects whose only power source is the sun and whose only consumable is sand.
He calls it ‘desert manufacturing’.
It’s brilliant.
More videos on Markus Kayser’s website.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSK1D3bZhRs
We didn’t repost the ‘Cat versus printer’ video that’s been doing the rounds lately because quite frankly, it wasn’t all that funny. Cat bats printer. Meh.
Enter YouTuber Slurpy J – adding the frustrated office worker cat’s internal monologue.
Now iz funneh.
