“Digg me’ T-Shirt using the Digg button kit
Hah! This is awesome, it’s a shirt you can “Digg” based on the open source Digg button kit – [via] Link.
Hah! This is awesome, it’s a shirt you can “Digg” based on the open source Digg button kit – [via] Link.
The MAKE store will be carrying this new open source hardware kit shortly, but if you can’t wait you can get it from Adafruit now… – Tired of all those LCD TVs everywhere? Want a break from advertisements while you’re trying to eat? Want to zap screens from across the street? The TV-B-Gone kit is […]
Dan writes – I’ve been receiving lots of neat little packages in the mail lately full of magical trinkets. Alone, they’re totally useless, but if you take the trinkets and arrange them just so, they’ll let you tell them what to do. Naturally the first thing I thought to make was a tank. I built […]
Dr_Acula writes in – I am a regular contributer to a microcontroller discussion forum and there are lots of school aged kids who need help with various projects. One question that comes up quite regularly is how to interface a PC to a microcontroller via a serial port and then have the PC control things […]
Here’s a 5 part video series that teaches some of basics in electronics – The first lesson is a basic introduction to what we will cover, care for your lab, and explaining the basic chips and what they do. The first 2 lessons get your hands dirty making two simple circuits that make a light […]
, The Mixa lets you design your own USB blank cassette just like the old mix tapes you used to make your girlfriend/boyfriend in high school. Combining an old audio tape (that most people now use as doorstops) with a USB flash drive, this seems like a good way to get nostalgic with your data. […]
Adam writes in – Even though it’s R/C specific, this forthcoming device from Novak looks like some of the sensors could be useful for a variety of projects. Sentry data logger – Link.