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Feeling inspired ?
ltomuta | 12 April, 2008 23:15
As Ugur was making the point recently you do not need [always] the latest hottest technology or the biggest ever budget to add the wow effect to your application. Some times all you need is 50$ ... and a lot of brain.
Here's another proof of that idea:
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Re: Feeling inspired ?
bogdan.galiceanu | 13/04/2008, 12:02
Very interesting. Just goes to show how different pieces of technology can work together and create something amazing.
Re: Feeling inspired ?
croozeus | 14/04/2008, 20:53
This is a good example of how any ordinary person having an innovate brain can contribute to the upcoming technology, Truly inspiring !
Innovative Ideas are as precious as diamonds, do implement them! :-)
See more of these at TED
Sorcery-ltd | 14/04/2008, 22:26
Fantastic use of technology!
You can get more inspiration by watching other talks in this series from TED (http://www.ted.com), some of the best free videos you'll find anywhere on the web.
You can even subscribe to get them automatically downloaded for you as they become available with something like Miro (http://www.getmiro.com).
Mark
Re: Feeling inspired ?
ltomuta | 14/04/2008, 22:43
Indeed, the TED channel is maybe the best one in YouTube, certainly the best I've found so far.
Great
Lenen | 20/04/2008, 20:34
Wow! This is just amazing. I would love to see that game developers pick this up instantly and use it to make amazing games! :D
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ukaner | 13/04/2008, 03:52
Great that you pointed that out Lucian, I think people need such inspirations!