Topic: - on January 22, 2003 at 3:31:06 PM CET

Pentagon to Offer Combat Videophones

The Pentagon plans to equip public affairs officers with two-way satellite video transmitters to provide on-the-spot visuals from combat zones that it says could counter hostile propaganda.

The $27,000 Austrian-made videophone system will allow military field commanders to hold "near real-time" videoconferences with journalists who may be sitting anywhere on the planet, said Lt. Col. David Lamp, a spokesman for the U.S. Joint Forces Command.

¬> AP ¬> Scotty

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Topic: - on January 6, 2003 at 12:59:54 PM CET

Apple seen unveiling video iPod

When Apple Computer rolls out its new products this week before a throng of Mac enthusiasts at the Macworld conference, observers expect the biggest buzz to surround the smallest gadgets. Analysts and Apple watchers expect the iconic computer maker to unveil some kind of digital, handheld device ? possibly an extension of its popular iPod music player.

¬> msnbc

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Topic: - on November 26, 2002 at 12:34:25 PM CET

Wireless Color Mini Video Cam

This wireless mini camera was designed to be used in conjunction with our Desktop Rovers but that doesn't limit you to such use (get creative!). The PTV16 will arrive with two housings. A specialized one like the one pictured to your left which mounts on the desktop mini rover, and a plain box housing you can use for other applications.

¬> <a href="www.thinkgeek.com"target="_blank">ThinkGeek

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Topic: VIDEO - on November 25, 2002 at 2:15:17 PM CET

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Topic: - on October 22, 2002 at 10:36:13 PM CEST

Leinwandmagier unter sich

Über das European Festival for Production and Visual Effects und ein Gespräch mit Scott Farrar von Industrial, Light & Magic über die Effekte bei Minority Report und seine Arbeit.



¬> <a href="www.heise.de"target="_blank">Hier gehts zur Geschichte

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Topic: - on October 10, 2002 at 8:58:06 PM CEST

How to ZAP a Camera:

Using Lasers to Temporarily Neutralize Camera sensors. Cameras are ubiquitous today, and, from a technology perspective, the revolution is just beginning. Video cameras are becoming smaller and cheaper while the Internet is enabling unlimited live webcasting. Web camera usage has grown from one in 1991 to hundreds in the mid-1990s to hundreds of thousands today. Video cameras the size of postage stamps can be procured for under $100, and will certainly become even smaller and cheaper.

¬> Michael Naimark

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Topic: - on October 10, 2002 at 8:48:03 PM CEST

'The Most Powerful Media Player in the World' Is a Universal Headache

The most annoying thing about streaming media on the Internet is trying to listen to any kind of decent-quality audio over a modem connection. The second most annoying thing is managing all of the programs required for the major formats -- MP3, RealNetworks' RealAudio and RealVideo, Microsoft's Windows Media, and Apple Computer's QuickTime.

¬> TechNews

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Topic: - on October 10, 2002 at 7:55:04 PM CEST

42-Inch TFT-LCD

World's TFT-LCD Monitor Leader Raises Industry Bar With New,Cutting-Edge 42-Inch TFT-LCD . In a move sure to revolutionize the home entertainment display industry, LG.Philips LCD Co., Ltd., a leading innovator in thin-film-transistor liquid crystal display (TFT-LCD) technology, has unveiled the world's largest TFT-LCD for high-definition television (HDTV) applications. Topping its own largest-to-date 30-inch (30W) display by 40 percent, this breakthrough new TFT-LCD measures an impressive 42-inches (42W)-delivering superior resolution and the widest viewing angle on the market today, in a modern "wide" aspect ratio shape.

¬> LG.Philips LCD

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Topic: - on September 28, 2002 at 2:55:23 AM CEST

The Rules of Attraction (2002)
http://www253.pair.com/impaward/2002/posters/rules_of_attraction.jpg

¬> Internet Movie Poster Awards

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Topic: - on September 26, 2002 at 11:51:26 PM CEST

OHH NEIN Rocky Horror Picture Show 2003

Updating of the much-loved 1975 Tim Curry flick, to be released early in 2003 to coincide with the original show's thirtieth anniversary of its London debut. Elliot's new millennium Frank'n-Furter no longer inhabits his decrepit Transylvanian mansion but is instead, a high profile plastic surgeon living life to the full in his luxury apartment. Still obssessed with physical perfection however, his aim is to create visually at least, the perfect man. Dialog and music is unchanged in deference to the original production. Alles was die welt nicht mehr braucht.

¬> Internet Movie Database

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Topic: - on September 26, 2002 at 2:32:35 AM CEST

'Doom' looms at Warners

Warner Bros. Pictures is in final negotiations to pick up the feature film rights to id Software Inc.'s video game property "Doom" in a progress-to-production deal that will see the project go in front of the cameras in 15 months, or the rights revert back to the software company.

¬> The Hollywood Reporter

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