Archive for June, 2010
E3 2010 Coverage – Machinima – Dance Central Interview w/ Casson Crooker (Harmonix)
www.youtube.com Click here for more about Kinect from the Microsoft Press Conference at E3 2010! Dance Central Interview w/ Casson Crooker (Harmonix) The Creative Director of Kinetic talks about his experience with Kinect as well as it potential. – - – - – - – - – - – - – - – - – - – - – - – - – - – - – - – - – - – - – - Follow Machinima on Twitter! Machinima twitter.com Inside Gaming twitter.com Machinima Respawn twitter.com Machinima Entertainment, Technology, Culture twitter.com FOR MORE MACHINIMA, GO TO: www.youtube.com FOR MORE GAMEPLAY, GO TO: www.youtube.com FOR MORE SPORTS GAMEPLAY, GO TO: www.youtube.com TAGS: yt:quality=high Microsoft E3 Press Conference Kinectimals virtual pet animals Xbox 360 Live creatures Microsoft Kinect Video Kinect Natal Project Launch Games Natal motion tracking controller gestural controls voice recognition software Halo Reach UPC 882224729741 Bungie detects movement speech commands “Kinect Joy Ride” Joyride “Kinect Adventure” Sports bowling track and field human recognition Your Shape weight loss
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Graphite Kindle DX coming July 7th for $379, now available for pre-order

Amazon’s having a field day with its Kindle lineup as of late. Hot off the heels of its Kindle price drop, bigger brother Kindle DX has gotten a new shade, a touted 50 percent improved contrast, and a $379 price tag — much lower than the $489 it asked for when first hitting the scene. Not to worry, there’s still a 9.7-inch E-ink display and free 3G wireless. Though not shipping until July 7th, you can go ahead and give Bezos and co. your money today, whether you’re a domestic or international customer.
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Microsoft pulls plug on Kin phones
Microsoft pulls plug on Kin phones
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Microsoft Corp has pulled the plug on a new generation of smartphones less than three months after the company unveiled the devices in an attempt to catch-up with Apple and Google in the fast-growing mobile market.
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Sony’s flexible OLED screen prototype
Shown off at CES 2009, this incredibly thin and flexible display sadly has no estimated release date…
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Creepy Android Commercial
The last second will haunt your dreams
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Military-designed “Bat Hook†lets you charge your devices using power lines
If you’ve ever wondered how Batman gets his gadgets charged, this is probably the answer. The military has developed the Remote Auxiliary Power System or RAPS. RAPS can be deployed like a grappling hook with overhead power lines. Then a tiny blade will penetrate the power line and make contact with the live wire inside.
The area around the blade will make contact with a second exposed wire that all powerlines have, transmitting electricity to an AC to DC converter safely at the end of the cable.
Pretty cool. Don’t try this one at home.
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New Adidas Wings 2.0 shoes are the next best thing to actual flying kicks

Adidas has a hit on their hands, I think — not just with these “Wings 2.0″ shoes designed by Jeremy Scott. The Star Wars line of originals was also a huge hit. Custom, short-run gear like this is blowing up — even mad designs (like these) are going to find buyers (like me). Combine expert curating with the long tail effect and… yeah. Wings on your shoes.
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Expect these things to hit the online Adidas store (and select retail locations) on August 10th.
[via HypeBeast, Albotas, and GearFuse]
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CES 2010 Project Natal Demo Video
www.gearlive.com – At CES 2010, Microsoft announced that Project Natal would be launching in the Holiday season of 2010. They also played a video showing off the logic and concept behind Project Natal. Here’s a look at that Natal video.
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Kinect Dashboard: Zune Demo
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Kinect Dashboard: Zune Demo
Microsoft takes us on a tour of how Kinect works outside of games.
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Microsoft’s Project Natal – Live Demonstration (E3 2009)
Microsoft’s Project Natal – Live Xbox 360 Demonstration @ E3 Expo 2009, Los Angeles.



