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Written by Ruhani Rabin on April 28, 2006.
Just like Logitec and a bunch of other manufacturers, Buffalo has presented a Panasonic-based Blu-Ray burner in Japan. It will be available in black and white, they will have an internal and external version and it will retail for 740 EUR or $1012.
Originaly from Akihabara News
Written by Ruhani Rabin on April 28, 2006.
The Webguard is a timer that allows parents to set a timer for internet access. This system allows timed settings for any day of the week and trying to hax0r it will result in a lock-out. Supposedly the jacks are even tamper-proof so even the really smart kids won’t be able to get around it. This is the perfect device for parents who want to stop their kid’s from MySpace whoring. It is available for $117 through TWAcomm. Visit Product Page
Written by Ruhani Rabin on April 28, 2006.
Sit in your your home office and watch your huge domain (your two bed, one bath townhouse) like The Architect (the old creepy guy) from The Matrix (down the street). With X10n, you can control and view all your X10 cameras without having to set up and maintain an expensive home network.
When they say any browser, they really mean any browser — PDAs, laptops and smartphones can all play too. Try it for 15 days free, and buy it for $28 if you like it.
X10n Software Lets You Control Your X10 Devices Through a Web Browser [eHomeUpgrade]
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