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Would there be different manufacturers of humanoid robots if they were ever to function properly?
Author: Brian McKinnell
Question by Lamont: Would there be different manufacturers of humanoid robots if they were ever to function properly?
I mean if one were to build a humanoid robot and it be a domesticated servant bot, could other companies start up and start manufacturing their own robots. Lets use the movie i robot for an example, could one company just manufacture it or would other countries have a right to build them to. Something similar to this would be different car companies such as ford, honda, or toyota.
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Answer by Solve
Yes, when the population wants something different someone will allways supply it wether it is robots or smartphones
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104 Different PlayStation 2 Games 27 in boxes, 77 loose – Lot of 104 PS2 Games
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What Is Different About This Explosion?
Author: JohnnyBells
What Is Different About This Explosion?
What is missing is the flame. Clearly there is a sizable blast originating somewhere near the back seat. But there is no flash and no fire. The car is blown open by pressure. So what is happening? This explosion was a demonstration of what bomb …
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Abel: Belief in UFOs is an inalienable right – Calgary Herald
… at the National Press Club, whose windows overlook the grounds of the White House, to which the debonair alien Klaatu and his indestructible robot Gort came in peace — and were summarily blasted with machine guns and flame throwers by the U.S …
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Anti-abuse campaign uses lenticular printing to show different ad to adults, children
Author: Heather Brown
A new awareness campaign meant to stop child abuse (and help victims find support) is delivering its message in a unique way. The ANAR Foundation has turned to lenticular printing to create outdoor ads that appear differently to adults and children. Adults walking past the display will see an awareness message: “sometimes, child abuse is only visible to the child suffering it.” When viewed from the average height of a 10-year-old child, however, the poster is totally different. It depicts a bruised victim of abuse with a message including ANAR’s hotline number where kids can reach out for counseling. The benefits of the lenticular approach are two-fold; it allows the nonprofit to effectively deliver two messages to the public using a…
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No Comments »Is there anything different between Samsung Galaxy S2 from different providers?
Author: Janet Odell
Question by Michelle B: Is there anything different between Samsung Galaxy S2 from different providers?
Is there anything different on the shape/size of the Samsung Galaxy S2 for Sprint and AT&T? I’m looking for cases and am not sure if there will be a different because their from different cell phone providers?
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Answer by Tuan
The Samsung Galaxy S II is greatly modified by the carriers in the US, from size, processor, screen size, etc. I think you have to buy a case specific to the phone you have. There is no universal case for every Galaxy S II.
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What are the different kinds of lights?
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Question by Ken Miller: What are the different kinds of lights?
I need 20 different kind of light and types of lamps for a project. I need to know the location, type, location, purpose and advantage. An example would be
Type: incandescent, Location: Rooms at home, Purpose: decoration, Advantages: Inexpensive and easy to change. if You can give me 20 like the example I provided it would be great.
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Answer by wolfling
this is in the form of a table so it can be easily inserted into Word/Excel etc.
Tungsten Incandescent | Rooms at home | Home illumination | Inexpensive and easy to change
Mercury vapor discharge | Offices | Broad diffused lighting | Efficient, inexpensive, easy to change
Neon | Business front displays | Signage | Colour able, can make shapes
Xenon discharge | Cameras | Flash bulb | High intensity with low power
Low Pressure Sodium | Streets | Streetlights | Monochromatic but very efficient power to lumens
High pressure sodium | Streets and greenhouses | General lighting and hydroponics | broad spectrum
Cathode tube | Electronics | Monitor Displays | Highly controllable and precise directional power
Nixie tube | Numeric displays | Information | Preset symbols displayed in same valve transistor
Electron Stimulated Luminescence (ESL) | Various | Replacing incandescent | Much more efficient
Induction Lighting | Various | Replacing discharge | More efficient and requires no live power contact
Organic LED | Electronic devices | display screens | high response time and contrast
LED | Electrical device | indicator lamps | long life, very fast on/off
Electroluminescent wire | commercial products | writing/signing | unbroken line of light, thin diameter
LASER | optical fibre | communication | highly coherent, consistent controllable output
| Rooms at home | Decoration | long life, electronic power factor correction
Sorry, this is all I have for you at the moment.
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HTC One for AT&T and Sprint: what’s different?
Author: Stefanie Jenkins
You ‘d think after publishing a 6,000-word testimonial, two hands-on posts and a camera explainer, we would have stated all there is to state about the HTC One. Not quite. Though the phone has actually been readily available in Germany for about a month now, it’s only simply arriving in other markets. The US version in certain will see synchronised launches on AT&T and Sprint, and T-Mobile soon to follow. The AT&T and Sprint variants will be readily available on April 19th, though you can pre-order either for $ 200 with a two-year agreement. By the by, while all three US carriers will provide a 32GB version, AT&T is also offering a $ 300 model with 64 gigs of inbuilt storage– an useful specification, provided that the phone has no microSD slot.
We have actually just finished taking the AT&T / Sprint models for a spin and, as you ‘d anticipate, we like them just as much as the international model. If you’re seriously thinking about getting one, we ‘d still refer you to our original testimonial for a detailed take on the design, camera efficiency and Sense 5 skin. When you’re done, though, you may desire also to fulfill us after the break: we’ve got benchmark ratings, network rates, battery life results and bloatware notifies that apply especially to those United States versions.
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Canon sensor records video in very low light, sees movie stars of a different sort
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Although there’s undoubtedly been improvements to low light videography, it’s still challenging or impossible for a lot of cameras to tape in near-total darkness. Canon has the solution with a video-only, 35mm CMOS sensor that could keep tape-recording even when there’s basically no visible light at all. The prototype’s pixels have to do with 7.5 times larger than in already light-sensitive DSLRs like the EOS-1D X, letting it get focus with as little as 0.03 lux of lighting. The result is even more than simply the best camera for a scary flick– the sensor could catch the Geminid meteor shower and other huge phenomena without special methods. Canon hasn’t stated when it may deliver a camcorder toting the new imaging technology, however it’s planning to show the sensor at a safety expo today; we could well see the sensor in the industry, even if many of its work happens past the general public eye.
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Is verizon offering Droid 1 buyers a exchange for a different phone?
Author: Jenny Zhao
Question by andrew: Is verizon offering Droid 1 buyers a exchange for a different phone?
I have the droid 1 and it sucks. And i am not the only one who is saying that. It freezes when i am about to answer a call.
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Answer by evilattorney
Verizon is aware of the issues with the droid. They are offering nothing just as they did with the original Storm.
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Valve hardware engineer Jeff Keyzer on Steambox: ‘It’s going to be different things for different people’
Author: Brittany Turner
There isn’t a hardware standard for Valve’s upcoming Steambox concept. While the goal of the initiative is to move PC gaming from the desk to the living room, that doesn’t necessarily involve a single hardware standard or minimum spec, Valve hardware engineer Jeff Keyzer told Engadget in an interview this morning at CES 2013. “It’s going to be different things for different people. We’re interested in investigating an ecosystem of devices that don’t necessarily have to share a common spec,” Keyzer said. Nothing’s set in stone, of course, and Valve’s still very much in the exploratory phase of its Steambox push. “We’re exploring the space, and trying to understand what the tradeoffs are and how that impacts the user experience — what it’s like to actually use this hardware and play games,” he explained. Beyond specs, he pointed out that all the prototypes of Steambox on display at CES share one common feature: “they don’t look totally out of place in a living room.”
Keyzer and the hardware team at Valve certainly seem to understand the challenges ahead of them in 2013. In true Valve fashion, their approach to tackling those challenges lies in iteration and openness. “We’re planning to be open and involve users, so I think over the coming year you’ll hear from us, and it won’t be this big secret. I really think that it’s going to be quite open,” Keyzer said. And there’s that hardware beta we heard about last year, lest you forget.
Steam’s Big Picture Mode — a TV- and controller-friendly version of Valve’s widely used digital gaming service — is the first volley in Valve’s big living room push. Keyzer pointed out that several devices already on the market are essentially doing what Valve hopes to do in the coming year with its own hardware. “There are a lot of computer manufacturers that are making computers like these now that you can buy presently and are supporting Big Picture,” he said, referencing the three non-Valve PCs on display in the booth. “But we think that there’s a lot of fertile ground for innovation and exploration in that area, so that’s what we’re doing,” he added.
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