In this newly released video, “Alan Tam from Adobe Flash Product Marketing walks us through Adobe Flash and Adobe Air functionalities on HP’s upcoming slate device.” Continue reading to watch. We also get a quick shot of the on-screen keyboard, which looks like a mildly tweaked version of the standard Windows 7 keyboard. [via Engadget ]
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Adobe Demonstrates Flash On HP Slate Tablet
The story of the mysterious Montauk Monster began on July 23rd, 2008, when local newspaper The Independent posted a story about a group of friends who found the creature washed ashore at the Ditch Plains beach. According to “no. Jennifer Barrow , a biologist with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, examined the carcass and noted that the teeth, skull, and feet all matched a raccoon.” Video after the break.
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Montauk Monster
Though The Hurt Locker was set in 2004, it didn’t stop “specialist Owen Eldridge (played by actor Brian Geraghty) from getting ahold of an Xbox 360 - that console wasn’t released until November 2005.” Plus, he was spotted playing Gears of War, which was launched in 2006. Video after the break. That would mean in 2004 Eldridge is playing a console that was a year away from mass market and a game that was two years away from launching. Ditto for the movie’s YouTube mention. [via Kotaku ]
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The Hurt Locker Features Unreleased Xbox 360
Brick master Paul Yperman spent 2-years and used 30,000 LEGO pieces to build the amazing creation you see above. The inspiration for this masterpiece came when Paul “entered a book shop a few years ago only to find himself buying a Star Wars Cross Section book; he studied the book through and through and got stuck at the picture of a Star Wars Droid Control Ship.” Click here for first picture in gallery. [via Bitrebels - MOCPAGES ]
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Amazing Star Wars Droid Control Ship Made with 30,000 LEGO Pieces
Some movie-goers were treated to a new Tron Legacy trailer over the weekend, but fortunately, you won’t have to visit theaters for a sneak peek, as it has already been captured and uploaded to video sharing sites like YouTube. This movie will hit theaters on December 17th, 2010 in both Disney Digital 3D and IMAX 3D. Continue reading to watch — image via .
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New Tron Legacy Trailer Leaked
Valve has announced that it will port the Steam engine and their Source graphics technology to the Mac platform, starting with Portal 2. The new Steam engine “includes a new service, called “Steam Play,” with a novel feature that will allow users who work on the Mac platform to put down a game and then pick up where they left off on a PC version, or vice versa.” According to scans from the latest issue, in the details section of the mag’s preview, Mac is clearly listed under the “platforms” section, alongside PC and Xbox 360. [via Kotaku - PCMag ]
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Valve Will Port Steam, Source to Mac Platform
Ubisoft’s DRM servers have gone down, causing all of their DRM-enabled games to be unplayable. For those who don’t already know, their new system “requires players to always be online when they play games, even in singleplayer, or try to save their progress.” Although Ubisoft promised when it announced the system that it would monitor servers 24/7 and ensure that there was constant support, customers have been cut off from content for 10 hours and Ubisoft’s response from Community Managers seems slow-moving. [via Bit-tech - image via ]
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Ubisoft DRM Servers Fail
The amazing Dungeons and Dragons inspired room you see above was created over the span of two years by the Burntwire Brothers. It boasts “a rack of swords, medieval chandeliers on dimmers controlled by the dungeon-master, as well as hidden strobes and fog machines.” Click here for first picture in gallery. …the room is full of other neat tricks, like a portcullis, hidden sound system and, best of all, the room’s lighting (and fog machine!) are controlled by the game’s dungeon master. [via Kotaku - BB ]
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Amazing Dungeons and Dragons Inspired Room
If you demand the ultimate in online viral videos, Charlie Bit Me should be on your shortlist. The original, uploaded to YouTube in 2007, has spawned countless remixes, and here are five of the best. Continue reading to see them all.
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5 of the Best Charlie Bit Me Remixes Ever
Called the Opera Mobile Designer Suite, this pop-up camper is more luxury mini house than your standard trailer. Featuring a “ceramic toilet, electrically adjustable beds, water heater, hot air heater and low-energy LED floor lighting.” Continue reading for one more picture. But the Opera clearly isnt targeted at teens looking to earn their fire starting badge, but for people who want a well-appointed “holiday home” that they can literally take anywhere. [via OhGizmo - Uncrate ]
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Opera Pop-Up Camper: The Mini House on Wheels
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