1975

Bristol, VA. June 2016.

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Volkswagen heeft de eerste foto’s vrij gegeven van de Golf R Cabriolet. De 265 pk sterke Golf R Cabriolet komt nog dit voorjaar op de Nederlandse markt.

A sound / speech box for the Apple //c

■美이동통신사 AT&T 통해 6일 출시

■ 14년 ‘G비스타’, 15년 ‘G4스타일러스’ 이어 美보급형시장 공략 박차

□ 5.7인치 풀HD 대화면, 스타일러스펜 등 두루 갖춰

※ Social LG전자 (social.lge.co.kr/newsroom) 에서 관련 보도자료를 확인하실 수 있습니다.

Stereo Viewer for all my photos: jongames.com/stereophoto/

This is a little clock I built playing with hobby electronics and arduino at one point. I don't think I ever got it to work completely right but I like all the little details for this photo.

This was an attempt at an image for next week's Macro Monday's theme (technology) but I think I am going to go another direction for that so posting this now.

W. Seattle, Wa.

Detached view.

All pieces in my collection work and are in excellent to mint condition. Please do not use photos without permission. If you ask I'll most likely let you use them with a link back to my site. But, please don't steal.

Erin, I've fully joined the dark side.

My uncle's friend is a photographer, and she lends her extra cameras to "young photographers" such as myself. xD THANKS KRIS (:

Here are some videos of getting the bench and putting it together:

Unboxing: youtu.be/1W6-gZb8jsc

Assembly: youtu.be/ADCOPelUW3k?hd=1

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Philips D8814 "The Elephant"

(I didn't make it.)

You look at it and say, "Cool, a Yoshimura-inspired speaker." Yeah, that's cool, but it LIGHTS UP WITH THE MUSIC TOO! And it matches my iMac! :)

Multicolored sound-reactive origami rave speaker has to be one of the finest inventions.

Yahoo! announced the early preview of its Mobile Developer Platform, a one-stop solution for developers to create mobile-optimized applications that are easy to build, quick to deploy, and run across a wide selection of devices, thus making it much easier for Internet content and services to “go mobile.” By providing developers with tools to write code once and efficiently publish their content instantly across hundreds of devices – accessible by hundreds of millions of users - Yahoo!’s Mobile Developer Platform is expected to usher in a dramatic acceleration in the adoption of mobile services by creating an explosion of new choices for the consumer.

These powerful and graphically rich mobile applications – called Yahoo! Mobile Widgets - enable consumers to design their own ideal Internet experiences, by letting users choose which of their favorite Internet content and services to put on their phone – whether from Yahoo! or any other provider. Consumers will choose Mobile Widgets from a growing selection available via the Yahoo!

Widget Gallery – accessible from Yahoo!’s new mobile home page, Yahoo! Go 3.0, and Yahoo! oneSearch, consumers can add and delete mobile widgets anytime to make sure their phone reflects their own unique needs & personality.

This week, consumers will be able to access the first third-party widgets built on this new platform, from launch partners including eBay, MySpace and MTV. Yahoo! ultimately expects thousands of new mobile widgets to be added as developers begin writing to this new platform.

“Yahoo! is leading and enabling the mobile ecosystem by partnering with some of the most recognized consumer brands, including eBay, MySpace and MTV further extending their mobile presence and providing mobile consumers with the content they desire,” said Marco Boerries, executive vice president, Connected Life, Yahoo!. “By providing all developers access to our Mobile Widget Platform and giving them the necessary tools to create, we are setting the stage for dramatic growth in the number of third party widgets and creating an innovative new experience that we believe will ultimately drive further adoption of mobile services.”

Yahoo! Mobile Widgets run on devices that support the new Yahoo! Go 3.0 client or the new Yahoo! mobile home page (visit mobile.yahoo.com/newsroom for announcements). Over the coming months, the number of compatible devices is expected to expand substantially and begin to roll out internationally.

Leading mobile device manufacturers including LG Electronics and Motorola are collaborating to make Yahoo! Mobile Widgets widely available on multiple devices. ACCESS, a global provider of advanced mobile software technologies, is also in early discussions to support Yahoo!'s Mobile Widget platform. The combined efforts of Yahoo! and these partners is expected to continue to drive the mobile industry forward by making compelling content from the greater Internet more accessible to consumers worldwide.

More details on the Yahoo! Mobile Widget Platform, including first-generation specifications for creating Yahoo! Mobile Widgets can be found at mobile.yahoo.com/developers.

Over the coming weeks, Yahoo! plans to introduce a full-featured software development kit for developers, offering guidelines and tools for creating, testing and submitting widgets.

INAUGURAL MOBILE WIDGETS

-eBay-

Mobile bidding

Search all items listed on eBay

View a list of “Items I’m Bidding On” and key data about those listings

View list of “My Watched Items”

Browse top categories

-MySpace-

Check status and mood updates for friends; change status and mood for user

Check MySpace mail

Receive and accept friend requests

View and comment on friends’ photos and view user’s photos

-MTV News-

View breaking MTV News on current events and music

Find out about new albums, shows and artists

Get the latest celebrity gossip

For more information on Yahoo! at CES 2008, a press kit can be found at mobile.yahoo.com/newsroom.

bysolar, inc. completed the installation of this 308 kW commercial solar energy system in Pequannock, NJ in early 2010. The system consists of 1,400 solar modules.

You can see the top has a little bit of jitter, This appears to be a timing issue. But I can't seem to figure out why.

Code here, let me know if you make interesting modifications :D (See also the forum post)

UPDATE: I created a new thread, in English, for NTSC with updated code.

Zenit MC Helios 44M-7

Uploaded on 08-30-2019

Downtown Modesto, CA

Man, is this place retro? I can't remember if this electronic store was still open back in 2007 when this photo was taken. Tape recorders and Hi-Fi components? Some young ones have never come across them in their lives...

Old-style Sun keyboard. You probably would've never guessed there's still more to the left part of the keyboard that you can't see. Yes, Sun-built computers that had the Sun OS on them used these keyboards containing 10 extra keys.

Raido transceivers

Bernhard Fleischmann - Festival der Zukunftsmusik - 10.06.2023 - Jazzit Musik Club Salzburg

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www.fatfuture.at

Bernhard Fleischmann: electronics

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My good friend & fellow photographer Tiffany.

You can check out more about her here: www.flickr.com/photos/tiffles712/

Here: youaremovement.tumblr.com/

and Here: twitter.com/#!/tiffles712

My cute little headphone amplifier. Two OPA134 op-amps, a split rail mains PSU, laser engraved perspex panels in a Hammond extruded aluminium enclosure.

Moog Slim Phatty Synth Teardown