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2011年7月19日星期二

Commander of the Star Wars fleet game uses lots of power

by Mark R - on July 13, 2011

What you have seen here is a project by Arthur Nishimoto, a grad student who, at the University of Illinois at Chicago. The project is Commander of the fleet and Nishimoto developed at the electronic visualization (EVL) at the aforementioned College laboratory, and it is easily one of the games more cool Star Wars never made.

Commander of the fleet is made for a screen large multi-touch 20 feet with a resolution of 8,160 x 2,304. It is a real-time strategy game that allows the user to order a star fleet. This includes some large boats, which much out of small vessels.

You can watch a video after the jump, so you can see it in action, and it is a very impressive action. I have no idea if the sound effects were added later, or if they are part of the game. In any event, it is a game I want to play.

Commander of the fleet is one of these games is the dream of any geek. You take the command of an armada of Star Wars, brothel of shit! This game has clearly need a kind of platform to be played. Perhaps if Nintendo wanted to take a step, they would make a console with a multi-touch display this great and forget the u Wii.

There is perhaps some is Lord of the rings game so you could argue against the armies of Sauron of Mordor. Yeah, that would kick the market of video games console at top speed!

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2011年7月13日星期三

The Portable power of i.Sound Max

by Mark R - on July 11, 2011

I have a thing for Chargers today. After that I just finished to report on the superhero, I will now talk about the power of i.Sound Max Portable.

Max Power Portable cannot save information to your mobile device, but it can charge more than one mobile device. This small box is essentially a large 16000 mAh battery that connects to the wall to charge. He has five USB ports that allow the user to charge a large amount of mobile devices, and also includes a mini USB cable and micro.

Max Power Portable LED status, make sure that you know what power is left in the big farm. Obviously, this device is intended for use in emergency situations, as he pointed a flashlight integrated to be used in the dark.

Just to let you know, the included cable does not come with 30-pin for an iDevice connector. So you better make this with out white cable. However, a device as Portable Power Max i.Sound could definitely come handy, reducing some clutter require cables.

I.Sound Portable Power Max is available on the site for a price of approximately 129.99 i.Sound $.


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