According to this report, Microsoft created a USB thumbdrive device in June 2006 to help governments in multiple countries crack your windows.
More than 2,000 officers in 15 countries, including Poland, the Philippines, Germany, New Zealand and the United States, are using the device.
Today is Earth Day. So it's fitting that Samsung has announced they have a prototype fuel cell that's just water. The process is simple, the metal plate turns water into hydrogen gas . So it's technically hydrogen gas fuel cell. The current prototype can power a cellphone for about 10 hours of talk time. Samsung projects it will hit the market by 2010.
So I was doing my usual weekly bargin hunting. I was at Microcenter when P told me to come check out something.
Low and behold, they put a bunch of Audio Technica headphones on close out. I was like "No freaking way!". I bought a pair of ATH-EW9 and a pair of ATH-EM9r. Pictures below. I'll add more pictures of my own later. The cheery wood one is specially pretty and sounds lovely too. How good of a deal? I paid $51 for the $329 ATH-EW9, and $37 for the $299 ATH-EM9r.
