It turns out that this is caused by having a ban flag in the NAND chip on the motherboard. Many of the one million consoles banned earlier in the month also had the hard disks scrambled making off-line gaming impossible as well. tipped us off about a method to fix a borked HDD in your Xbox 360. Posted in iphone hacks, Wearable Hacks Tagged capacitive, conductive, e-textiles, sewing, thread, touch, touchscreen Recover Borked HDD After Xbox 360 Ban One can try toughing it out with fingerless gloves, or we’ve seen some costly solutions in the forms of specialized gloves and capacitive-compatible styluses, but sometimes simple is best: all it takes is a few stitches of conductive thread in the fingertips.Ĭonductive thread is available from various sources SparkFun Electronics comes naturally to mind, but most vendors carrying the LilyPad Arduino will stock a suitable thread as well. Don’t fret if you’ve never sewn before - just a few simple loops are required, and it doesn’t need to be especially tidy. In principle this should work for trackpads and capacitive mice as well, if you use those in the field. For multitouch devices, add a separate conductive bit to each fingertip. The chill of autumn is upon us, and with it comes the awkward sport of trying to work touch-sensitive phones and gadgets with gloved fingers. The keyboard layout is funky as heck, though likely adequate for its intended use of couch web-surfing and interactive messaging (or whatever wild applications our readers will surely come up with). A USB wireless receiver and a charging cable are included in the $62 package. Video after the break…Ĭontinue reading “Tiny Keyboard/touchpad Has “hack” Written All Over It” → Posted in computer hacks, Peripherals Hacks, Wearable Hacks Tagged htpc, keyboard, mouse, trackpad, usb, wearable, wireless Make Any Gloves Work With A Touch Screen But any tiny system requiring only occasional input could likely benefit.
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The USB Wireless Handheld Keyboard is a diminutive keyboard and mouse replacement with a passing resemblance to a BlackBerry PDA - where the screen has been replaced with a laptop-style trackpad sensor. This seems a shoo-in for home theater PC use it’s unobtrusive and won’t look out of place on the coffee table alongside the universal remote. Yes, we know, this is not a hack, yet it just has the vibe of something we’ll likely be seeing in many small form-factor systems and wearable hacks in the future. So how about 10 separate Sony gadgets torn apart! Posted in Teardown Tagged dsi ll, nintendo, sega mega drive, sony, tear-down Door Opening Help įinally, we couldn’t decide what a fourth tear down should be, and couldn’t just leave with only three. Make your own decision after seeing its tear-down. Some think its size can be attributed to an easier to see screen, others feel its jam-packed with more features. That trend continued until the (Japan) release of the DSi LL.
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Those keeping up with Nintendo’s DS series will notice one thing, the console keeps getting smaller and smaller. It does bring a tear to our eyes seeing this beast being torn apart, but its all for the best.
Sega, while in todays day all we see is more and more rip offs of everyone’s favorite Hedgehog, we do remember a time when you brought more to the game field, especially with your advanced consoles. Here is a tear-down of the device next to Nintendo’s other try at getting children active, the Activity Meter pedometer. A pedometer that helps your pocket monster gain experience and affection towards you. With the release of Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver shoppers were also given a device called the PokéWalker.
Today, we had one thing on our mind, game systems. What better way than to sit back and watch as helpless electronic devices are stripped, forced to show their goods, then put back together only hap hazardly – not that we’re into that or anything. We know that feeling, you’ve been up all morning working hard, and now you just want to relax.
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