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Olympus Ad For PEN Camera Makes 3D Marketing Fun

Posted by on May 20, 2010 in Apple intelligence

I don’t often play around with advertising, but Olympus’ virtual ad for it’s new PEN E-PL1 camera is pretty fun. Go to www.getolympus.com/PEN3d and download a paper cutout of the camera (you can get it here). Install a plugin, and when you hold the paper camera up to your iSight webcam it turns into a 3D

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Repair service finds iPad’s camera slot

Posted by on February 2, 2010 in Apple news

Filed under: Hardware , Portables , Rumors The folks at Mission:Repair have received iPad replacement parts from Apple. While checking them out, they noticed a slot that seems like it could accommodate an iSight . So they pulled an iSight camera from a MacBook pro and guess what happened. It fit perfectly inside the slot in the iPad’s frame. In the picture at right, you see the iPad’s frame (above and below) and the MacBook Pro’s iSight (center).

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DIY iSight night vision camera

Posted by on December 8, 2009 in Apple news

Filed under: Hardware , Cool tools , Hacks , How-tos , Tips and tricks Now that most all Apple computers come with their own built-in iSight, the standalone iSight has taken a bit of a back seat. It always was a gorgeous piece of Apple art, though, and I really wanted to use it in a functional way. An easy way was to attach it to the Mac mini I have in the baby’s room, acting as a video baby monitor , but the iSight doesn’t do that well in low light, and of course works not at all in no light. And while the audio was just fine, there are some neat new “push on motion” capabilities in camera monitoring software that I liked. It will even record on motion, thanks to today’s update. “Night vision” is predicated on the idea that infrared light bounces off of objects the same way that any other kind of light does, only that our eyes can’t see IR light

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TUAW Holiday Gift Guide: Displays

Posted by on December 7, 2009 in Apple news

Filed under: Accessories , Peripherals , iMac A display, whether it’s a primary, extra display for a portable, or a desktop secondary, is something that’s very useful, and makes a great gift. Here’s a few gift ideas for displays to use with your Mac. Dell ST2210 This display offers a 1980×1080 resolution, a 21.5 inch viewing area, and is available for only $189. It has a DVI and VGA port, which means that you might need an adapter to connect it. Samsung XL2370 If you’re wanting another option, there’s the Samsung XL2370. It’s LED backlit, like the Apple LED Cinema Display, and can be purchased for around $399

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5 gifts for the iPhone owner

Posted by on December 7, 2009 in Apple news

Filed under: Accessories , Hardware , iPhone , iPod touch The iPhone owner on your list loves her iPhone. Really loves it. Become an enabler and give her the gifts she really wants. Here are five great gifts for the iPhone owner.

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WebCam for Mac | Unofficial apple blog

Posted by on September 20, 2009 in Mac info

If one day you have started searching a webcam compatible with Mac , habrás verified that there is no great offer, which we say. You have the iSight, which is.

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The mighty mini, take two: DIY video baby monitor

Posted by on July 13, 2009 in Apple news

Filed under: Video , Cool tools , How-tos , Mac mini , iPhone What do you get when you combine a new parent on maternity leave with a love of gadgets and Apple products? Why, you get “baby monitor overkill!” In response to Dave Caolo ‘s recent ode to the Mac mini , I figured it was time to step up. I had two things gathering dust: my old standalone iSight , a gorgeous example of Apple design sadly idle since the advent of built-in iSights, and a lovely new Intel Mac Mini that was recently scored on sale at MicroCenter with plans to set it up for my older two kids once I could get my hands on a small LCD monitor. I figured in the meantime it would serve nicely as a baby monitor, since I couldn’t find a matching transmitter/receiver pair among the various baby monitors I had accumulated over the years. My idea was that it would live discreetly, headless and tailless (monitor, keyboard, and mouse-free) in the baby’s room, and broadcast both locally on my network and also wide-area so grandparents could tune in remotely. For the initial setup, I needed a monitor, but fortunately my TV has a PC (VGA) port, which I used to configure the mini

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First WWDC banners posted | 9 to 5 Mac

Posted by on June 3, 2009 in Mac info

Gartner: Apple Mac #1 in Western Europe education market with 26.4% share; #1 in UK with 27.3% share · ManyCam lets your iSight work with multiple applications at once · iPhone app aims to keep drinkers in touch with alcohol content …

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MacBook mod turns Apple logo into display – Apple / Mac Software …

Posted by on March 16, 2009 in Mac info

The mod turns the Apple logo on the outer casing into a multi-purpose second display. Once applied you can play a number of different animations through it, set it up as a visualizer for iTunes, or even get it to output what your iSight …

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Apple Video Game

Posted by on November 29, 2008 in Mac video

Going On My Mac With Honour Apple Game style edited in imovie hd music: Battle Without Honour The Bill Soundtrack Got the idea to make this from the start of this video (one of Davids old videos: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Tv7LGTpoiqg

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