Digital Devices

class= "Post_content" itemprop= "Articlebody" > musician Julian Corrie with some old floppy drives, hard drives, SEGA Mega and a Drive, Create a short film-"Polybius". In the film, Corrie sits in a swimming pool, playing with a sense of wood.

Our generation is a network of children, since the day of birth by the Internet tide 裹胁, now difficult to get away. The reliance on the Internet and digital devices is not as frightening as some people say, like opium, however, if the contamination of the as can not extricate themselves, although not necessarily like smoking the same mutilation, but this kidnapping, just as a kind of not light not heavy disease, you will not die, but this medicine you have to eat a lifetime. I'm glad to get to know the internet early so that I can think more about it. Every day V2ex to see the discussion, can always find one or two just out of the blog post, big ...

Absrtact: Digital cameras with lenses can take excellent photos, but it is difficult to implant them into smaller devices. Because the smaller the lens, the more difficult it is to make a precise surface. But Rambus's sensor research, the science of digital cameras with lenses, can be a great shot, but it's hard to put a camera into a smaller device. Because the smaller the lens, the more difficult it is to make a precise surface. But Rambus's sensor research scientist Patrick Gill thought of a circumvention ...

Scientists in the German city of Wartberg, using sonar-like principles, have successfully used sound waves to connect computers or other digital devices in concept validation. The traditional view that, as long as the computer is not connected to the network, do not use U disk, do not accept any electronic connection requests, can effectively prevent hackers intrusion. The German scientist's experiment used a similar sonar concept, and the first development of sonar was to satisfy underwater communications. 　　Experiments show that hackers may use sound waves to invade your computer. Research team member Michael Hanspach and Michael ...

A few days ago, researchers from the University of Bristol at an industry conference showed their prototype mobile phone prototypes, which can be automatically adjusted to the needs of the environment and user actions, laying the groundwork for future "high-resolution" devices. The study's leader, Ann Roudaut, explains what "shape Resolution" is: "Shape Resolution" is a parameter created by reference to "screen resolution" to measure the "deformation capability" of a device. Now people in the purchase of digital devices will be concerned about the screen resolution, and the future shape ...