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All actions are expressed by rewriting of a cell background color. Each one of cells as a dot, and move it by make cell's background color high-speed rewriting. Although I did not think it's possiblele, but now it's possiblele by the favor of the improvement in a performance of a personal computer. The window zoom is 10%, so the each cell can not be seen. But it is A CELL.”

Even works on Excel 2007, and there's a version of space invaders available aswell.

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Sony's Hyperdragging desktop lets you drag things off your monitor and onto a table. I can't really see where you'd use it, but it's a nice gimmick.

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Starwars.com hat eine Sammlung von Bildern, die die unterschiede zwischen The Empire Strikes Back (1980) und The Empire Strikes Back (2004) zeigt. Die meisten der Szenen sind kaum verbessert, aber es gibt manche, die ganz anders sind.

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Starwars.com has a gallery of the differences between the 1980s version of The Empire Strikes Back and thr 2004 version. Most are just subtle touchups, but there's the occasional total remake.

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Apple have announced the latest versions of the iPod, Nano and Shuffle. The news shuffle looks great, but they still haven't learnt their lesson with the Shuffle.

5G iPod:

• 60% brighter screen.
• Gapless playback.
• New earphones.
• New quick scrolling feature using letters.
• Games added – Bejewled, Cubis 2, Mahjong, Mini golf, Pac Man, Tetris, Texas Hold Em, Vortex and Zuma.v (Available from iTMS for $4.99
• 30GB – £189
• 80GB – £259

Second-generation iPod nano (Advert below):

• Aluminum, thinner – looks like thin iPod mini.
• Green, silver, black, blue, pink available.
• 24 hour battery life.
• New charger, armband, lanyard headphones.
• 2GB – £99
• 4GB – £129
• 8GB – £169

Apple also gave us a peak into their secret laboratory, to showcase a future media device. Apple will releasing a wireless box for the TV, tenatively called iTV.

• Box is like 1/2 the size of Mac mini.
• USB, ethernet, 802.11 wireless, component video, optical audio, HDMI ports.
• Works with Apple Remote.
• Interface is like next-generation Front Row software.
• Hi-res artwork, movie text.
• Video access is instantaneous.
• Looks like watching a DVD.
• Same videos play on iTunes, iPod and TV now.
• iTV works with iTunes on PC or Mac – available Q1 2007
• $299

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Wer dieses gerät hergestellt hat, hat viel zu viel zeit zu verschwinden, und muss aufhören mit Lego zu spielen und eine Freundin suchen.

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Whoever made this has way too much time on their hands and needs to stop playing with lego and get a girlfriend.

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Double neck guitars are old hat, so make way for the Pikasso, a 42-sting guitar that was borne out of a challenge to make a guitar with “as many strings as possible.” The guitar has four necks and two sound holes. The Pikasso took two years and over a thousand man hours to build.

Product page [Via: Gizmodo]

There was a demo a few months ago of an online OS which ran from your browser. AjaxOS is a similar project, but much more developed. AjaxOS offers:

• Automatic launch of AJAX software when clicking on a supported filetype.
• Ability to save files to virtual storage.
• Ability to navigate through a file browser to the files uploaded to virtual storage as well those on your local computer.

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You can convert a standard MS keyboard to a Minority Report style touch pad by removing the outer case.

There are 3 plastic layers. Two, on top and bottom, have the contacts that touch each other to form a keypress. The middle one has holes where the keys were, so if you leave the keyboard flat, the contacts are a quarter of a millimeter away from each other, held there by the middle layer. However, press any spot, and the contacts touch, the equivalent of a keypress.

More pics: Flickr [Via: HackedGadgets]