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  1. Got this from Support @ Phantom Glass. Anyone got any other good alternatives?
  2. Thanks, but that info is even older than what stated in the second post. I've sent an email to Phantom, so hopefully they won't make me take my money ELSEWHERE.. But what do I know, maybe they don't like customers money? Can't think that Droid Turbo poses that much of a challenge..
  3. Source: http://arstechnica.com/business/2015/01/fcc-chair-broadband-must-be-25mbps-and-isps-are-failing-to-deliver/ It has been much fogging the truth from the ISP on what "Acceptable Internet speed" is for the general American in 2014, and AT&T and Verizon claims that 4Mbps is good enough. This means that not even one person in that household can stream a 1080p Youtube-video, not even a 720p video is possible without the video being stopped and cached! I guess that AT&T and Verizon don't think people use streaming services... (youtube, spotify, rdio, Rhapsody, etc etc) This being a tech savvy community, we of course have higher demands for our speeds, but do YOU agree with AT&T and Verizon for all your non-techie friends and family? Will this mean that ISPs cannot call their sub 25/3Mbps products broadband when this definition is official?
  4. Link: http://www8.hp.com/us/en/commercial-printers/floater/3Dprinting.html HP have now revealed that they have been working on a new technology in the 3D-printing segment called "Multi Jet Fusion". They have use their many many years of experience from the InkJet segment they have mastered throughout the years. Their system is based on liquids and a hardening agent fused with energy (heat? Infrared?): You can read a lot more about the process in the white paper: http://h10124.www1.hp.com/campaigns/ga/3dprinting/4AA5-5472ENW.pdf
  5. Hi all! I'm looking for a specific computer accessory - or even if it exists. I'm playing some games that support the Xbox 360-controller but I'm playing with my keyboard and mouse. When I've got the 360-controller plugged in, the controller vibrates on some conditions in the game. I'm wondering if you guys have ever seen an external equipment that takes use of this xbox360-controller feature and adds a rumble/vibration feature to you as a gamer. I think I'm thinking about either a some sort of pillow to sit on or something that you have around your waist. The gadget should be identified by windows as a 360-controller, but only support the rumble-part (of course) Have anyone seen this or do you have to make it yourself? If so, how to make it yourself?
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