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Submitted by: Evan Webb
Description: "An electric motor driven little car,with all working part's....finished in brass..aluminium..etc....21 years old and counting!"
These pictures were taken with a Nikon F3. Fuji Color Superia 400, scanned onto CD, mite think of buying my own film scanner soon coz the scanned pic aint that good.
Article on this: lensa.co.uk/2009/09/digitalfilm-excitement/
This is the micro SD card from my new phone, plus a USB micro SD card reader. These things have gotten so small! The card is smaller than my pinky nail, and the reader doesn't even have the usual housing of a USB plug (rectangular metal surround), it just has the 'hot' contacts. This is pretty cool to me but it's already starting to seem like dressed-up old technology; in a couple of years won't everything be wireless?
53 readers took part in the News of the World Read-Aloud on Thursday, Feb. 1 in the MST Atrium. All in all, 24 students and 29 faculty and staff brought the book to life for the nearly 120 people who dropped during the day to listen the readers.
Here is our latest hardware development, the timeware t9-0220 short range reader. This device will be fitted to all proximity terminals (and access control readers), from 1st August 2011...
Simon Birchall
MD timeware (UK) Ltd
Intel's Digital Health Group researched and designed the Intel Reader to assist people who need assistance with reading text such as books, newspapers, magazines. The produce is built on an Intel Atom processor, runs on the Moblin operating systems, features a camera and software for capturing, converting text to speech and allowing the creation of MP3 files to playing on computers and media devices. The Intel Reader was introduced in November 2009.
Visit the blog post on www.christchurchjebelali.com for more about this wonderful service on Pentecost Friday 2012. christchurchjebelali.com/the-stations-of-the-resurrection...
Guest reader at Lake Ridge Neighborhood Library
Hon. Ruth Anderson, Occoquan District Supervisor, Prince William County
National Library Week 2016