Posted by
R. Ticle on
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/Things-to-watch-out-for-tp1548411p1548416.html
Aha! Thank you.
And geeze, like people really need more interaction with their video
games and televisions...god's sake...
R.
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> In a message dated 2/16/2009 2:12:40 P.M. GMT Standard Time,
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> Eh? I can't say I've heard of either. Care to elaborate?
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> Thanks!
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> R.
> from EMIL `S recent post - Also just google the LED WIFI
ALTERNATIVE on
> Scientific American, new Scientist or similar, bassically they can
modulate the
> LEDS to flicker on and off so fast that the human eye/brain will
not notice
> (there is always an exception as we know) so they can generate
binary signals
> 0s&1s thingy, so wherever you are under the lights you will be able
to hook up
> to the net and similar.
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> PUK
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> Here's another one from the "World Has Gone Mad" department:
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> "Our sense of smell has a strong hold on our emotions, so it is
unsurprising
> that the movie industry has long sought to make it part of the
silver screen
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> Japanese firm Sony may have the answer. A recent patent application
> described the idea of using ultrasound signals to directly stimulate
selective parts
> of the brain to induce scents in a viewer or game player's mind.
> Unfortunately, to date, there has been no whiff of Sony producing
the hardware required. "
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http://www.newscientist.com/gallery/mg20126921800-ten-scifi-devices-that-could-soon-be-real/12)
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