Some folks from MAKE will be at Macworld & the Apple store this week, stop by and say hi — Apple store – San Francisco: Mark Frauenfelder, Rule The Web Wednesday, January 10th, 2007 from 1:30 PM – 2:30 PM Link & map. MacWorld – O’Reilly – Booth S2112, Phillip Torrone, Podcasting Thursday – January […]
One of my favorite makers waldemeyer.com sent in his pong table! “I saw all the ping pong tables on the make blog and I thought my Pong Table would fit in there, too. It is made of Corian, has about 2500 LEDs embedded, run by a couple of PIC microcontrollers with two hidden track pads […]
Focusfinder shows you how to make a light tent, using a bucket… “Improve your table-top photography dramatically, at almost no cost, by modifying a cheap, readily available plastic bucket. You can improve your own photos of small items quickly and easily, using exactly the same principles as professional photographers, but you don’t have to invest […]
MAKE reader Earl (and electronics for dummies co-author) sent in his latest project, a site devoted to understanding nanotechnology, have a look… “You might be interested in my new Understanding Nanotechnology Web site (www.understandingnano.com). The site focuses on clearly explaining the concepts behind nanotechnology applications in areas such as solar cells, sporting goods, medicine, and […]
Jason made a cardboard version of the iPhone to show how it sizes up against other devices… “Apple’s new iPhone looks like a thing of beauty. Widescreen touch interface, no buttons, runs OS X, useful widgets, integrated email, Google Maps, Google/Yahoo search, visual voicemail (see who voicemail is from before you call), SMS, Wifi, etc. […]
The duck factory we posted yesterday was a good start, but this LEGO car factory is amazing – Link. Thanks Sven!
Ralf writes – “You’ve been in a meeting and you thought somebody wasted your time with bla bla? There was an appointement and ten persons kept waiting for (an important) one who doesn’t care when he is frequently late? Here’s what you could enjoy meanwhile. This is inspired by this and this. Internally it uses […]
