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PS3 Wireless Keyboard / Controller / Remote Control
Durable and high quality plastic material
Convenient design for 3 in 1 functions (remote control / game controller / keyboard)
Portable remote control to set up your PS3, when slide the top cover, it will also be a keyboard or game controller.
With standard function keys (L1, L2, L3, R1, R2, R3, directional pad, action buttons, dual analog sticks) and full qwerty keyboard to type.
Wireless and easy to use
High performance analog sticks and wireless game play [more PS3 controllers]
PS3 Wireless Keyboard / Controller / Remote Control Specification:
Transmit distance: Max. 10m
Power through: charger stand
Charger Stand: It is also a receiver. You MUST connect it with your (4)PS3 when you are using this controller.
USB interface and USB cable is included. (Input: 4.2Vdc / 300mA) Bitmap
Packing Detail:
1 x Wireless Remote Controller with Keyboard (3 in 1 function)
1 x Charger Stand (receiver)
1 x USB cable
Wireless parking meter in Montreal. These parking meters have sensors which detect when a car moves in and out of a parking spot. It communicates to a parking meter station near by where the driver can feed the meter. You can also feed the meter remotely via the internet, if you know the meter id (e.g. E102 and E103 in this case).
This also make it easy for the meter maids to know exactly (to the seconds) when a meter expires (via a wireless handheld device).
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Taken by me, post-processed by Kristina.
(Strobist info: single Canon 580EX II left-above camera, mounted on a light-stand with a Westcott 43" silver shoot-through umbrella. Triggered wirelessly by the 7D's built-in flash control).
Anchorage, Alaska
Listed 12/1/2015
Reference Number: 15000843
The federal Alaska Engineering Commission constructed a building in 1917 in Anchorage for radio communications, known as the Wireless Station, to facilitate building the government's Alaska Railroad. Anchorage had been selected in 1915 to be one of the AEC's major construction camps. The Wireless Station's radio receiving and transmitting system initially had a 500-mile radius, but soon was upgraded to connect with Seattle and the rest of the world. In 1921 the government allowed private citizens access to the system to send messages. The federal government's Washington-Alaska Military Cable and Telegraph System, of which the Wireless Station in Anchorage became a part in 1923 after the railroad was completed, became the Alaska Communication System in 1936. The Anchorage Wireless Station could reach ships at sea. In addition, its cupola served as a beacon for captains to locate the port of Anchorage. In 1950 ACS did its last upgrading of the station's buildings. A few years later it closed the station. The three buildings of the Wireless Station stand as an excellent example of a federal government agency's complex that provided essential communication service for a major construction project then for the residents of Anchorage from 1917 to 1950.
Product Description:
Device Type Mouse Connectivity
Technology Wireless - 2.4 GHz
Colour Red
Wireless Receiver USB wireless receiver
Movement Detection Technology Optical
Features Nano wireless receiver Battery 1 x AA type OS Required
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In 2008, Dewey added 16 computers and wireless access to the basement quiet study area as part of the Information Commons initiative
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Compatibility: PS3 and PS3 Slim
Supports Version 4.0Dual vibration
High quality cubic printing baking finish offers maximum comfort
Environmentally friendly hardened PET box Stable soft-board with protective circuit
Accurate motion-sensing technology
Wireless controller enables endless game play
This ad appeared in the 1 December 1917 issue of The Scout, "Official Organ of the Boy Scouts".
This ad is a good example of the shift, over the past century, in society's view of the capabilities of youth.
Free to use, but please credit with link to www.guitarchalk.com/
Shots of the Line 6 Relay G10 wireless systems for electric guitar rigs.
This is a fairly rough photostitch of 3 photos taken from the summit of Wireless Hill in Ardross, Western Australia, Australia. That is Perth City skyline on the right, and all the water is the Swan River Estuary.
This place surprised me even though I had been aware of it's existence as a picnic spot and Telecommunications Museum for many years. The site has a quite extensive area of bushland with a good variety of trees and shrubs and many wildflowers. There is also a large number of birds including several species that I have not seen in my usual haunts around the Canning River.