No matter what you do, you can’t keep this honey badger locked up. It’s a master jail breaker. Lock the gate? It’ll find out how to slide it open. Put it in a deep pit with high walls, it’ll build a rock ramp. Take away the rocks? It’ll use mud or trees to climb out. What a fascinatingly clever little badger. I hope he never stops coming up with crazy plans to free himself.
EIZO is set to ship their latest LCD monitor in Japan, the ColorEdge CX241. Built for professionals in printing, photography and post production, this 24.1-inch IPS LED-backlit monitor provides 1920 x 1200 native resolution, 1000:1 contrast ratio, 350 cd/m2 brightness, 7.7ms (GTG) response time and 178/178 degree viewing angles. Not only that, the monitor also provides 99% coverage of the Adobe RGB color gamut and comes with a built-in collection sensor for re-adjusting the color mode, and has DVI-I, HDMI and DisplayPort connectors. The ColorEdge CX241 will begin shipping from April 24th for 104,630 Yen (about $1,025). [Product Page]
CFD Sales Inc. Japan has listed Gigabyte’s latest GV-R523D3-1GL graphics card on their product page. The card will become available from late April for 4,750 Yen (about $46). Powered by an AMD Radeon R5 230 GPU, the card is equipped with a 64-bit memory interface, a core clock of 625MHz and a 1GB of DDR3 memory set @ 1066MHz, and has D-Sub, DVI-D and HDMI outputs. [Product Page]
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Nike has had a change of heart over its wearables ambitions, it seems, with a report surfacing that the FuelBand fitness tracker’s future development has been nixed. In addition, it … Continue reading
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Just days after Nike announced the launch of its Fuel Lab location in San Francisco to enhance partnerships with other digital services for athletes, there’s a report that it’s fired much of the team behind its FuelBand wristwear. CNET reports that,…
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Nike has fired the majority of the team responsible for its FuelBand fitness tracker according to a report from CNET today, which also claims that the company is jettisoning wearable hardware for good. An anonymous source says that roughly 55 employees were let go from Nike’s Digital Sport hardware team, which covers industrial design and engineering for wearables.
In celebration of 4/20 on Sunday, Mat and Mike spend this week’s show getting high — on technology!
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