Posted on 2008 under Laptops/NoteBooks, Computers |
29
Mar
MacBook Air has been hacked and that too in just two minutes. Can you believe it? In a Pwn to Own contest sponsored by TippingPoint, a team of security researchers won the prize of $10,000 for hacking a MacBook Air in such a short time.
ISE security researchers, Charlie Miller, Jake Honoroff and Mark Daniel hacked the slimmest notebook on Thursday, which was the second day of the competition.
On the first day participants only attacked on networks of the operating system, in which nobody succeeded. On the second day participants attacked on default client-side applications such as Web browser, e-mail, IM.
Participants had a choice of hacking on various systems like Apple MacBook Air Read more… »
Posted on 2008 under Blogging |
28
Mar
Whenever any one asked me why I am miss shopping sales in united stated and every time my answers is same because there’re several online shopping site which are well established and provides good shopping from the comfort of the home. There is even shopping sites with discount coupons that allow you to save when shopping online. Hiking and outdoor related products and goods - there is a better range of such gear and apparel in the United States compared to Asia, if you ask me. Talking about bargains, what can be better than those camping, hiking and hunting gear and apparel bargains for Cabelas.com, Sierra Trading Post, LL Bean and Eddie Bauer Outlet. Travel gear aside Read more… »
Posted on 2008 under Concept, Design, Miscellaneous |
28
Mar
I love a good concept gadget, but I cannot help but think that the designer of this concept too things a little too futuristic. The Tea Cup PC Concept contains a holographic projector which projects holographic images around the inside of the cup. When you want to share information with another Tea Cup user, you just poor it in to the other cup. Should you have a group of people wanting to view information then you just spill the contents of the cup out on to the work surface.
Although crazy, it does have an element of fairly cool about it although for some reason, I do not see my self ever wanting to use a PC like this.
You know what kids in developing nations need besides water, vaccines, and schools? MP3 players… and laptops, lots of laptops. Meet the Cranko, at least that’s what we’re calling it since Thanko’s “Cranking MP3 Player” bores us to the point of Wal-marting razor blades. The 1GB capacity player from Thanko features a flashlight and 10 minute charge per minute of cranking. You know, just in case your spelunking adventures take you too far away from a USB port. Yours now for ¥6,000 or about $60.
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