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By idea much be cheaper than Galaxy Camera.

Runs on Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean.

Be sure to support at http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/358753914/spintires-the-ultimate-off-road-challenge

How rich you are is determined by how much money you have, not by what you own.

What you own is how much money you've given away to others!

Once you've bought this junk, you no longer have your money.

Via: http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/how-to-afford-anything.htm

Contrary to 99% of sites driven by advertisements, I really suggest to stop at this period of time.
And think.
Do you really need all this junk you bough last year?
Are you really, absolutely need this item you are constantly thinking about now?

Topic will be updated periodically in upcoming days

First part will focus on pure technical side of things. Difference to other cameras including hardware and software.

Second part will focus on local BM issues. Like marketing and distribution.

Third part will be about global marketing and economical analysis. Including few optimistic and pessimistic predictions.

Each day I'll be publishing one part.

Just top graphic card required, realtime rendering.

Also check http://www.iryoku.com/next-generation-life

• Pirates of the Caribbean 5
• The Avangers 2
• Justice League
• Kung Fu Panda 3
• Finding Dory
• Terminator 5
• Avatar 2
• Star Wars Episode VII
• Independence day Forever Part 1
• Mission Impossible 5
• Snow White and the Huntsman 2
• Die Hardest
• The Adventures of Tintin 2
• Hunger games: Mocking Jay Part 2
• The Penguins of Madagascar
• Hotel Transylvania 2
• After Earth 2
• The Smurfs 3
• Alvin and the Chipmunks 4
• Batman vs Superman
• Batman sequel
• Bourne sequel
• Pitch Perfect 2
• Jurassic Park IV
• Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon 2
• James Bond film
• Inferno

PC shipments in Western Europe totaled 12.3 million units in the first quarter of 2013, a decline of 20.5% from the corresponding period of 2012, >according to Gartner.

"The first quarter of 2013 brought the worst quarterly decline in Western Europe since Gartner started tracking PC shipments in this region," said Meike Escherich, principal research analyst at Gartner. "Wide availability of Windows 8-based PCs could not boost consumer PC purchases during the quarter. Although the new Metro-style user interface suits new form factors, users wonder about its suitability for traditional PCs - non-touchscreen desktops and notebooks."

All PC segments in Western Europe exhibited on-year declines in the first quarter of 2013. Mobile and desktop shipments fell by 24.6% and 13.8%, respectively. Shipments to the professional PC market declined by 17.2%, while those to the consumer PC market decreased by 23.7%.

Hewlett-Packard (HP) and Acer both recorded declines of over 30%. However, despite seeing its consumer notebook volumes halve during the quarter, HP remained the market leader.

In the first quarter of 2013, the mobile PC market accounted for 62% of PC shipments in France as volumes decreased by 26%. "One reason for the decline was a drop in netbook shipments, which represented less than 1% of all notebook shipments in France during the quarter," said Durand. The decline in desktops, of 24%, was less steep than that of mobile PCs

Via: http://www.digitimes.com/news/a20130516PR204.html

via: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-07-05/no-manufacturing-jobs-more-waiters-and-bartenders-ever

What we are looking at, exactly? We are looking at special operation with made up leaks and with main media giants making leaks into full blown shit.

Usually main target of such operation is to drive attention from something more important.

Plus, of course, prove once again how good are large internetional coporations and how deeply they care about privacy.

http://mattrichardson.com/Descriptive-Camera/

• http://demoseen.com/bhtalk2.pdf
• http://blog.spiderlabs.com/2012/10/pentesting-hotels-with-pens.html
• http://demoseen.com/bhpaper.html

Main issue here is that to cure this thing you need to replace locks. And it cost too big money.

Cost $10 shipped

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Thumb-Up-Grip-Silver-for-Panasonic-Lumix-GH3-G5-GX1-G5-G3-GF2-GH2-GF1-G10-LF199B-/231002466267?pt=US_Camera_Straps_Hand_Grips&

United Kingdom now produces only 40% of the energy it did in 2000.

• CMOS sensor
• 4K2K modes 3840×2160/60p/50p/24p　
• Encoding - VBR、144Mbps(Max) MPEG‐4 AVC/H.264、
• Audio ： AAC 2ch 48kHz 16bit 384kbps
• uses 4xSDHC cards

Via: http://www3.jvckenwood.com/press/2013/jy-hmq30.html

Germany’s dash for coal continues apace. Following on the opening of two new coal power stations in 2012, six more are due to open this year, with a combined capacity of 5800MW, enough to provide 7% of Germany’s electricity needs.

Including the plants coming on stream this year, there are 12 coal fired stations due to open by 2020. Along with the two opened last year in Neurath and Boxberg, they will be capable of supplying 19% of the country’s power.

In addition, 27 gas fired stations are due on line, which should contribute a further 17% of Germany’s total electricity generation. (Based on 2011 statistics, total generation was 575 TwH).

After being ordered to shut their nuclear reactors due to uranium shortage, country is going in the right way delivering readicactive particles directly to citizens lungs.

Via: http://bebionic.com/the_hand/technical_information

Looking at presentation slide and using first grade math we can get their estimates for mirrorless cameras.

For 2013 it is about 530 thousands.

For 2014 it is up to 710 thousands.

Everybody seems to be sharing video these days - at higher resolutions than ever. This always-increasing demand has helped expand growth and adoption of Intel's Thunderbolt™ technology in 2013, especially for the video editors creating the best and richest content. Originally brought to market in conjunction with Apple*, Thunderbolt is now a standard feature of Mac* computers sold in the market today. The last year has also seen the PC industry get on board in earnest, as Thunderbolt is currently included on over 30 PCs and motherboards worldwide, including on more than a dozen new 4th generation Intel® Core™ processor-based products. In addition, there are more than 80 Thunderbolt-enabled peripheral devices, covering everything from storage drives, expansion docks, displays, and a myriad of media capture and creation hardware. More than 220 companies worldwide are developing Thunderbolt-enabled products, and that's only going to increase.

At the video geekfest National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) show in April, Intel announced plans for an important advancement in Thunderbolt technology – the upcoming controller codenamed "Falcon Ridge" running at 20Gbs, a doubling of the bandwidth over the original Thunderbolt. Named "Thunderbolt™ 2", this next generation of the technology enables 4K video file transfer and display simultaneously – that's a lot of eye-popping video and data capability. It is achieved by combining the two previously independent 10Gbs channels into one 20Gbs bi-directional channel that supports data and/or display. Current versions of Thunderbolt, although faster than other PC I/O technologies on the market today, are limited to an individual 10Gbs channel each for both data and display, less than the required bandwidth for 4K video transfer. Also, the addition of DisplayPort 1.2 support in Thunderbolt 2 enables video streaming to a single 4K video monitor or dual QHD monitors. All of this is made possible with full backward compatibility to the same cables and connectors used with today's Thunderbolt. The result is great news for an industry on the cusp of widespread adoption of 4K video technologies.

"By combining 20Gbs bandwidth with DisplayPort 1.2 support, Thunderbolt 2 creates an entirely new way of thinking about 4K workflows, specifically the ability to support raw 4K video transfer and data delivery concurrently," says Jason Ziller, Marketing Director for Thunderbolt at Intel. "And our labs aren't stopping there, as demand for video and rich data transfer just continues to rise exponentially."

Professionals and enthusiasts alike will be able to create, edit, and view live 4K video streams delivered from a computer to a monitor over a single cable, while backing up the same file on an external drive, or series of drives, simultaneously along the same device daisy-chain. Backing up terabytes of data will be a question of minutes, not hours. And finally, since Thunderbolt 2 is backwards compatible, original investments in cables and connectors continue to pay off while supporting dramatically improved performance. Thunderbolt 2 is currently slated to begin production before the end of this year, and ramp into 2014.

Via: http://blogs.intel.com/technology/2013/06/video-creation-bolts-ahead-%E2%80%93-intel%E2%80%99s-thunderbolt%E2%84%A2-2-doubles-bandwidth-enabling-4k-video-transfer-display-2/

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Via: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1944625487/omni-move-naturally-in-your-favorite-game

• The eurozone is now in the midst of its longest recession ever. Economic activity in the eurozone has declined for six quarters in a row.
• Italy's economy has now been contracting for seven quarters in a row.
• Industrial production in Italy has fallen for 15 months in a row. It has now fallen to its lowest level in about 25 years.
• The number of people that are considered to be "seriously deprived" in Italy has doubled over the past two years.
• Consumer confidence in France has just hit a new all-time low.
• The number of unemployed workers seeking a job in France has hit a brand new all-time record high.
• Unemployment in the eurozone as a whole has just hit a brand new all-time record high of 12.2 percent.
• Youth unemployment continues to soar to unprecedented heights in Europe. In Greece, 62.5% of young people are out of work, in Spain it's 56.4%, then Portugal with 42.5%, and then Italy with 40.5%.

Via: http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/18-signs-that-massive-economic-problems-are-erupting-all-over-the-planet

Via: http://twistedsifter.com/2013/06/self-assembling-nano-flowers-grown-in-lab/

A. Zinoviev long time predicted this guys.

It is just early attempts, with time "souls" preserving containing videos, records, photos will be huge business.

Nearby gamma-ray bursts (GRBs) are likely to have represented a significant threat to life on the Earth. Recent observations suggest that a significant source of such bursts is compact binary mergers in globular clusters. This link between globular clusters and GRBs oers the possibility to find time intervals in the past with higher probabilities of a nearby burst, by tracing globular cluster orbits back in time. Here we show that the expected flux from such bursts is not flat over the past 550 Myr but rather exhibits three broad peaks, at 70, 180 and 340 Myr ago. The main source for nearby GRBs for all three time intervals is the globular cluster 47 Tuc, a consequence of its large mass and high stellar encounter rate, as well as the fact that it is one of the globular clusters which comes quite close to the Sun. Mass extinction events indeed coincide with all three time intervals found in this study, although a chance coincidence is quite likely. Nevertheless, the identified time intervals can be used as a guide to search for specific signatures of GRBs in the geological record around these times.

• Peak at 70 Myr: the famous KT extinction at 65 Myr BP, generally accepted to have had a significant role in the demise of the dinosaurs;
• Peak at 180 Myr: the late Pliensbachian/early Toarcian (early Jurrasic) extinction event at 179–186 Myr BP
• Peak at 340 Myr: the early Serpukhovian (mid Carboniferous) extinction event at 322–326 Myr BP, and the late Famennian (late Devonian) extinction event at 359–364 Myr BP.

Check full paper at http://arxiv.org/pdf/1303.3105.pdf

The people are hungry for more than just food.
They crave distractions.
And if we don’t provide them, they’ll create their own.
And their distractions are likely to end with us being torn to pieces.

:-)