Here is a video review of Energy Inc's, The Energy Detective or "TED" and Footprints, their new logging software for the PC. My original blog posts about these products are here and here. For more information or to order a TED visit http://www.theenergydetective.com.
Here is a video review of Energy Inc's, The Energy Detective or "TED" and Footprints, their new logging software for the PC. My original blog posts about these products are here and here. For more information or to order a TED visit http://www.theenergydetective.com.
Here is a preview of my Curtain & Screen Masking Controller. The DIOS microprocessor I mention in the video is available from www.kronosrobotics.com.
"Danny Mavromatis from Mavromatic.com previews his custom curtain and screen masking controller. Using a Stewart Film Screen with horizonal masking, Danny has created a way to automate his screen masking needs."
Here is the video review of the Nobu N8WTS10 (I know it's a long name, try memorizing it!). Overall, this is a great product. I know a lot of people have suggested a Tablet PC or a UMPC over the Nobu, however, those units are not design to be used 24/7 and are not rated for in-wall use. The Nobu unit also has Windows XP embedded OS which makes it much more stable. Also, since this unit has all the I/O you'll need, it can act as your whole house control server, plus user interface controller making it worth the price alone. You will need to bring-your-own-software and the UI should be designed for touchscreen use since it's a bit hard to use otherwise.
For more information and pricing visit www.nobu-usa.com
If you are a musician you've probably heard of D'Addario & Company, Inc. They acquired the Planet Waves line in 1998 and I think it was a smart investment. Planet Waves really revolutionizes the way one terminates audio/video cables... I have a full video review, so check it out! For more information check out Planet Waves website.
Last month I wrote about the new Lantronix UBox 2100, a server which allows full control of USB devices over the network. The kind folks at Lantronix sent me a unit to review and for the last couple weeks I have been putting it through the tests. I'm happy to report that it's everything Lantronix promised and I'm even going to purchase one for myself -- it's that good!
Check out Mavromatic's FIRST EVER video review below:
- Lantronix UBox 2100/4100
Check out Mavromatic's FIRST EVER video review below:
- Lantronix UBox 2100/4100
