Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Final Draft
Friday, October 16, 2009
Did you Know 4.0
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Ip 10 Thesis: The future of Technology quotes
I am writing an essay for Information Processing 10. In my essay I will possibly discussing the following. My thesis is :The history of changes in computer hardware tells me that in the future that there will be no more keyboards and we will be using devices like the peregrine and speech technology.
“I remember working in my run-down little apartment, toiling in
Also replacing the keyboard will be speech. Typing as go
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All those things might be useless to now that we have technology such as the sixth sense.
"Can you hold on for a momentwhile I take out my phone and Google you?" Or when you go to the supermarket and you're standing there in that huge aisle of different types of toilet papers, you don't take out your cell phone, and open a browser, and go to a website to try to decide which of these different types of toilet papers is the most ecologically responsible purchase to make? Pattie Mes MIT
Those are just a few things that there is for the future this is not my blog on this subject its only a assignment for school and we had to give quotes
Thursday, October 8, 2009
New Technology:The Peregrine.
e Peregrine.“I remember working in my run-down little apartment, toiling in obscurity, making prototypes out of Nike golf gloves, trying to perfect this crazy idea. There were many days spent wondering if it would become what I envisioned, but as I look at what The PEREGRINE has become today I hope that gamers everywhere will experience the same magic I felt years ago when I made my first prototype, holding my breath as I tapped my fingers and watched things happen at the slightest touch. It was empowering, and I dreamed that someday people everywhere would be able to “Touch for the Win.” I hope you like it. ” – Brent Baier
The Peregrine is the brainchild of Brent Baier, founder and CEO of Iron Will Technologies. It is the ultimate controller for gamers interested in RTS, MMO, or Sim gaming. The Peregrine has a total of eighteen touch points and three activator pads, amounting to over thirty possible commands. The thing that sets it apart from any other interface is that all the commands are mapped to your hand.
Think it’s crazy? Well close your eyes. Tap your fingers to your thumb, or the meet of your thumb, or the palm of your hand. Now press your thumb against the knuckles of your fingers. Did you hit every spot? Of course! People know their hands, even with their eyes closed. The Peregrine takes all the complicated controls in video games, like DotA, HoN, ARMA II, and any other game that requires a multitude of buttons to be pushed, and maps them to your hand, to something that is literally a part of you.
With the Peregrine, all of your actions are triggered by pressing one of the eighteen touchpoints to one of the three activator pads, which can be seen above. These touchpoints are fully customizable, with proprietary software included with the glove that makes remapping keys easy (trust me, I’ve used it). The magnetic “pod” (the thing on the back of the glove) has onboard memory which can hold up to four custom profiles. This is extremely useful if you have a profile for a favorite character, hero, etc. mapped out, and then want to go to a LAN party, or a friend’s house and play. The pod also has adjustable lighting modes, including breathing and a “pew-pew” laser mode which makes the pod light up every time you activate a touchpoint.

The glove is made of a highly breathable, stretchable, comfortable material, and it fits well on your hand (it will be coming in three sizes). In high sweat areas of the hand, a super breathable mesh is used to cut down on the amount of perspiration, as can be seen in the image above. It’s magnetic pod allows for you to take off the pod, go grab something from the fridge, go to the bathroom, and even prevents from cord tearing when air punching. The glove is completely spill proof (meaning you can spill your Bawls on it and keep playing), and is washable. The touchpoints are made of microwound steel spring, which, by the way, is also military strength. This glove will be able to withstand anything you throw at it. Except maybe flaming shurikens. Maybe.
If you would like to find out more about The Peregrine, I invite you to visit them at ThePeregrine.com
Check out these videos to see the glove in action:
PC World
Cyrus (Pro gamer) Playing with The Peregrine
Using The Peregrine in DotA (Evil Geniuses)
By.Kodie Beckley
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
New Technology Siftables
http://siftables.com/. A new break thorugh in technology. Technology that you can work with your hands and you guessed it MIT Media Lab were the ones who came out with this new technology. David Merrill and Jeevan Kalanithi at the MIT Media Lab actually. These siftables are little wireless monitors that can detect each other. This little screens are pretty high tech for how small they are. Each of these cubes is equipped with an accelerometer,hard drive,wifi and of course the monitor. The point of the siftables is instead of clicking and typing with a keyboard you just lift turn tilt and lift each siftable. for example with the siftable sound board tool (shown in the video below) you have the two lead siftables and the other siftables are programed to be be bass treble guitar drums and more and to add each you just put it close to the lead siftables to add the effect. You can use other siftables to control the bass treble volume...etc. This is used for much more then just a DJ tool it can be used for reading making open ended stories and the possibilities are endless. I find that the siftables were pretty cool but i found them useless for todays technology since you can do any of that on your computer with just a click of a mouse. In the video below they make it pretty obvious that this was just the beginning to a whole new level of technology and they leave the world wondering what they are going to make next.
Monday, October 5, 2009
Is It Worth Getting A Blu-Ray Player?

Friday, October 2, 2009
Sixth Sense Technology

