Dashboard II

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Creating an Evolution X Dashboard Boot
Disk for XBOX| Installing Dashboard to
HD

Creating an Evolution X Dashboard Boot
Disk for XBOX| Installing Dashboard to
HD 08/20/2004 09:27 PM
Tech-Recipes Aug 21 2004 1:52AM GMT

Dashboard

Dashboard 06/30/2004 02:37 AM

I haven't blogged in a long time, primarily because I've been so busy preparing for WWDC (working frantically on my presentation as well as fixes to WebCore to support Safari RSS and Dashboard of course). I'll be talking about both Dashboard and Safari RSS a lot more in depth (primarily from the perspective of all the new open source WebCore features that were added to support these two new features) once I've gotten some sleep. :)

I wanted to blog briefly to clear up what the widgets actually are written in. They are Web pages, plain and simple (with extra features thrown in for added measure). Apple's own web site says "build your own widgets using the JavaScript language", but that's sort of misleading. The widgets are HTML+CSS+JS. They are not some JS-only thing.

In other words, each widget is just a web page, and so you have the full power of WebKit behind each one... CSS2, DOM2, JS, HTML, XMLHttpRequest, Flash, Quicktime, Java, etc. I'll have a lot more to say later on, but I thought it important to clear that up right up front, since a lot of people were asking me about it in email and such.

"Dashboard"

"Dashboard" 06/28/2004 08:15 PM

The Dashboard

The Dashboard 07/03/2004 03:13 PM
“Why can’t my computer automatically show me things that will help me with what I’m doing, instead of making me search around for them? The goal of the dashboard is to automatically show a user useful files and other objects as he goes about his day. While you read email, browse the web, write a document, or talk to your friends on IM, the dashboard does its best to proactively find objects that are relevant to your current activity, and to display them in a friendly way, saving you from digging around through your stuff like a disorganized filing clerk. For example, if a friend IMs you and says ‘I can’t wait for our camping trip this weekend!’ the dashboard will show things like your recent emails about the camping trip, your camping bookmarks, and any files or notes you’ve got on your hard drive about camping. Microsoft is biting off us and calls this concept ‘implicit query.’ ” “Friedman…says Dashboard will be ready as early as this summer.”

Dashboard III

Dashboard III 07/02/2004 04:48 AM

Todd Dominey writes about Dashboard in his blog and asks some questions that I'd like to clear up.

A Dashboard widget is a bundle that contains a principal HTML file and any supporting code that the widget requires (be it CSS, JS, images, or native code). A widget can add an optional interface to native code, written in Objective-C, that can be bound into JavaScript and made accessible from the HTML document's JS window object.

In other words, an address book widget could inject a property called "addressBook" into the JS window object of an address book widget's HTML document, and then expose methods and properties on that object that can be invoked from the JS. This effectively allows you to execute native code through the use of this special type of plugin.

The "native code as a service accessible from JS" model should be familiar to anyone who has used XPCOM with XUL. It's essentially the same idea. Extensions to the Firefox browser that contain native code can expose that native code to script as an XPCOM service, and then that object can be obtained from JS and have methods/properties invoked.

Again, when viewed from a certain perspective, this is a competitive Web browser feature that has been fused with Expose. These widgets that might otherwise have had to be inside the browser window as sidebar panels or toolbars have been set free by the brilliant idea of using Expose.

Anyway, some points about this model.
(1) The native plugin code must be owned by root. This means that in order for a Dashboard widget that contains one of these special types of plugins to execute that code, you have to enter a root account password (to chown the plugin code). This plugin code cannot execute, therefore, without the widget being "blessed" just as an application that you might install on your system must be.
(2) This plugin will not be present in Safari or other WebKit applications, and is only accessible from Dashboard.
(3) The dashboard object is also exposed on the JS window object of the HTML document and has methods for "meta-functions" that the Dashboard can execute.

As for many of the animations, fades, slides, etc in the widgets themselves., they simply look so damn cool because of Safari's rich support for CSS3 used in conjunction with DHTML. Do you know what I talked about at WWDC? Image replacement. Sliding doors. Using opacity to create fade effects. CSS3 text truncation. Web standards. All of which are being used to full effect in Dashboard widgets. Our standards support has grown so rich and our engine has become so smooth at effects that people are constantly mistaking pure JS/DHTML/CSS stuff that people are doing for something fancier. I've heard "That's HTML?!" several times in the past week.

Now it is true that we have made many extensions to WebCore, but only in places where there are holes in HTML that must be filled. And even then, we have tried to implement compatible models or to design so that our enhancements could be standardized in the future.

For example, the new WebCore supports all of WinIE's drag events, and that's how drag and drop is done in the Dashboard. So at the same time we added this rich support to WebCore, we also added support for a feature that can now be used in Web pages in a compatible fashion with WinIE. We started with a compatible base and enhanced drag and drop to allow you to dynamically set the drag image and even enhanced CSS with a new drag pseudo-class so that you could re-resolve style on the element while it's being dragged, but at the core, we made sure to pick a practical starting point.

In other examples, we added support for new slider widgets and search field widgets (wrapping NSSlider and NSSearchField respectively). HTML is missing these widgets, and so we had to add them so that Dashboard widgets could use them. But even there we did so in a way that is designed to be compatible with other browsers.

Dashboard vs. Konfabulator

Dashboard vs. Konfabulator 06/30/2004 02:24 PM

The post-WWDC peanut gallery is atwitter with the idea that Tiger’s Dashboard is a blatant rip-off of Konfabulator.

Dashboard Exposed

Dashboard Exposed 06/28/2004 07:52 PM
Apple introduced Dashboard today. Dashboard is an addition to Exposé which gives users quick access to mini-applications called Widgets.Widgets are m...

DVD Doctors Dashboard

DVD Doctors Dashboard 09/23/2004 03:47 PM
A heads-up for Xbox owners - the 4th bonus disc in a certain DVD set that was just released will, without permission, modify the dashboard software of the console. Not a big deal unless you are one of those folks who has modded their Xbox (if you don't know what a "dashboard" is, you probably have nothing to worry about). A thanks to Gadget Madness for the tip.

XBox dashboard

XBox dashboard 06/06/2005 12:13 AM

Take a look at this. What do you see? A personal page, dashboard on an XBox! This is only possible now that the XBox 360 is designed for on-line interaction and digital identity.

I wonder if they have xHTML pages and embed their profile info into the pages? Where's the XFN? I doubt it's there!

This shows why a lower case semantic web approach is too limiting to solve ALL the challenges of DLAs.

Now don't get me wrong - I'm all into search engines spider the web and collect all sorts of structured data. I'm all into having microformat standards for getting all this structured data into sync.

But to think that this is the ONLY way - is itself a dogma.

We need to make sure that as micro-content evolves - that all forms of structure, devices and usage scenarios are supported. Not just web geeks.

So welcome XBox 360 to the on-line world of digital identity. May the force be with you - and would you PLEASE help save the Planet Earth for us - from those mean aliens?

Followup on Dashboard flap

Followup on Dashboard flap 07/01/2004 03:47 PM

OK - I've now had time to cool down, rea d all the rebutts and opinions and I even spammed by friends list with a "Boycott Apple" plea.

So now we can get some perspective on all this.

Dashboard appears to be little HTML panes - which indeed should enable anyone to add anything they like. It kind of reminds me of the Bl ogrolling Commons distribution idea - I gave to Jason DeFillippo last year.

This is what drew me to help Laszlo and their BlogBox objects and recently the Tribe Cast objects.

So believe me - I live, breath and sleep toolbars, add-ins, bookmarklets and any sort of anything that's open and can be used for enabling software to get used anywhere.

Certainly this is where the mobile services world is going too - becoming an extension of our PC lives.

Alf Eaton brings up a obvious point:

I guess the widgets won't be able to load the actual code in from outside, unlike Macromedia Central or Laszlo widgets - so maybe there could be a separate kind of floaty widget that could load in code pages (rather than just data) from the net but wouldn't be able to access the system.

Without being able to "API Into" a system, these little HTML pages are nothing more than just - well HTML pages.

But just imagine if we had open APIs to inter-connect modules together!

Man oh man I'm getting excited, I'd better call David Temkin and Sarah Allen. Oliver Steele too.

Tiger Primer: Dashboard

Tiger Primer: Dashboard 07/06/2004 05:12 AM
It's safe to assume that once Tiger arrives we'll be seeing a flood of homegrown Dashboard applications. By Jason Snell, Macworld (via MyAppleMenu)

"Campaign Tracking Dashboard"

"Campaign Tracking Dashboard" 08/15/2004 09:59 AM

Developing Dashboard Widgets

Developing Dashboard Widgets 12/19/2004 03:25 PM
Apple Developer Connection: “Widgets are quick to develop and easy to deploy, and they can leverage all of Tiger’s advanced technologies. Widgets are perfect for working with small amounts of data or interacting with other applications, both on your desktop and across the web.”

Dashboard DVDs and Death

Dashboard DVDs and Death 07/27/2004 04:47 PM
Wired News Jul 27 2004 8:21PM GMT

Dashboard Widgets info!

Dashboard Widgets info! 12/19/2004 03:55 PM
New from Apple Developer Connection: a brand new article, Developing Dashboard Widgets. I'll have to look at this in depth a little later, but I have one quibble—why on earth is their recommended JavaScript text a book that's almost four...

Resources for Dashboard Widgets

Resources for Dashboard Widgets 02/01/2005 09:14 PM
New over at my site: a list of Dashboard Widgets resources. If you know of any I've missed, let me know....

Apple's Dashboard Widgets

Apple's Dashboard Widgets 06/30/2004 02:45 PM
David Hyatt updates his blog to provide some clarification on Apple's upcoming Dashboard Widgets.I wanted to blog briefly to clear up what the widgets...

Dashboard cig lighters are the new
cup-holders

Dashboard cig lighters are the new
cup-holders 11/06/2003 11:11 AM
The automotive cig lighter has become a kind of lingua-franca for chargers of all descriptions -- this CNN piece calls it "the new cup-holder." The same thing is happening in USB: I charge virtually all of my devices (phones, PDA, etc) with retractable ZipLinq USB cables these days -- sure makes travelling easier.

In model-year 2004, there are 47 vehicles that come, standard, with five or six lighter sockets, according to Carsdirect.com. In 1998, no vehicles came with that many...

The Pink Pussycat Boutique, an "adult novelty" store in Manhattan, sells a variety of devices that can be plugged into car cigarette lighter sockets. We'll go no farther.

If you get a flat tire, Safetycentral.com sells a 12-volt impact wrench for removing lug nuts. Among other car lighter-friendly devices the site sells are a 20 oz. coffee pot, a frying pan, an oven, a curling iron, an electric cooler and a special adapter so you can plug multiple devices into one lighter. That way you can make breakfast, curl your hair, run your impact wrench and maybe light a cigarette while you wait for your beer to get cold.

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Ambient Dashboard Now Shipping

Ambient Dashboard Now Shipping 03/19/2005 02:45 AM

ThinkGeek has a limited run of the coveted Ambient Office Dashboards, by Ambient Devices. The analog gauges ebb and flow (as needles do) with whatever data stream you wish to track, from stocks to weather, AIM buddy status and more. Different faceplates are available for different datasets and Ambient Devices has agreed to waive the premium content charges with this limited run (until they complete their full deployment), if you purchase yours from ThinkGeek. The devices receive their data updates over Ambient's proprietary network so no existing infrastructure is needed, and you don't need to plug it in to your network at all. While I'd prefer a model that could tap into my Wi-Fi network to waylay the premium charges (which exist for some datasets but not others), the $150.00 device has a classic design that will work anywhere in your house. Plus, it can run off AC or 2AAs, so you can put it anywhere!

Catalog Page [ThinkGeek]
Earlier Musings on the Dashboard's Availability [Gizmodo]

Java Build Dashboard

Java Build Dashboard 12/19/2003 09:55 PM
ApolloWorks 3.9 Released

The Ultimate Web Traffic Dashboard

The Ultimate Web Traffic Dashboard 12/16/2003 07:36 PM
We’ve got cost-per-thousand banners on Yahoo, pay-per-click ads on Google, ads in newsletters and e-zines, and a host of affiliates. ...

Dashboard: Widget (In)Security

Dashboard: Widget (In)Security 06/05/2005 10:56 PM
Macworld: Dori Smith: “A new Web page documents an issue with Mac OS X v10.4 Tiger’s new Dashboard feature that, left unchecked, could potentially be exploited by malware developers, according to the page’s author. The exploit is described and demonstrated on a page called Zaptastic: Blueprint for a widget of mass destruction.”

Dashboard Widgets Rock!

Dashboard Widgets Rock! 06/24/2005 04:41 PM

Many of them are completely useless, but tons of fun. But there are a few that I've quickly found to be indispensible. By Elisabeth Freeman, O'Reilly Network

Let's Build Another Dashboard Widget

Let's Build Another Dashboard Widget 06/17/2005 03:51 PM
Even though no real development environment exists now, there are some tricks and techniques that can be used to make Dashboard widget development easier. Andrew Anderson explores some tricks and techniques and presents a widget that uses JavaScript's XMLHttpRequest method to retrieve spelling suggestions from Google.

Dashboard Linux - DashPC

Dashboard Linux - DashPC 04/07/2005 02:49 AM
New file release...

10.4: Launch Dashboard Widgets using
QuickSilver

10.4: Launch Dashboard Widgets using
QuickSilver 06/24/2005 09:44 PM
This is pretty basic, but it's a much nicer way of launching Widgets than the somewhat clunky interface that Apple currently provides. Just add the /Library/Widgets and your user's Library/Widgets folders to Quicksilver's ca...

AMD Cool'n'Quiet / PowerNow! Dashboard
Demo v1.2.0

AMD Cool'n'Quiet / PowerNow! Dashboard
Demo v1.2.0 08/30/2004 06:26 AM

WidgetMachine Selling Dashboard Widgets

WidgetMachine Selling Dashboard Widgets 06/22/2005 02:20 AM

Dashboard Widgets: Streaming Radio

Dashboard Widgets: Streaming Radio 06/22/2005 02:01 AM

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Vote for your favorite Dashboard Widget

Vote for your favorite Dashboard Widget 06/06/2005 12:10 AM
Over at DashboardWidgets, voting is now open for their Mac mini contest. Vote for your favorite widget, and the winner gets a Mac mini. Can't decide which to vote for? Then please allow me to suggest this one....

Nextaris: An Integrated Web Research
Dashboard

Nextaris: An Integrated Web Research
Dashboard 09/09/2004 08:41 PM
Source: SearchDay - Nextaris pulls together all of the tools you need to find, save, and share information with others in a single online location....

Seattle Traffic Dashboard Widget

Seattle Traffic Dashboard Widget 06/05/2005 10:57 PM
Rhonabw y: “It’s completely unfancy, and doesn’t do half the nice things you’d expect a proper ‘widget’ to do really, but it’s there and available for those of us in Seattle who want to see how the traffic is doing on the bridges.”

Dashboard widget site launched

Dashboard widget site launched 04/12/2005 08:36 PM

Thought I'd get the word out about a new site for news, tutorials, downloads, and discussion about Dashboard and Widget development. It's a free resource (AdSense-supported) I put together because I thought Dashboard could use something like this.

Check it out:

http://www.dashboardexposed.com/

FineGround Adds Dashboard to Suite

FineGround Adds Dashboard to Suite 01/03/2005 12:06 PM
Application performance optimizer FineGround later this month will further help IT fine-tune Web applications delivery with a new dashboard view of performance.

Crawdad Campaign Tracking Dashboard

Crawdad Campaign Tracking Dashboard 08/14/2004 05:02 PM
Campaign Tracking Dashboard

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Apple - Mac OS X - Tiger Preview -
Dashboard

Apple - Mac OS X - Tiger Preview -
Dashboard 06/28/2004 04:55 PM
Dashboard

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Dashboard != Konfabulator = Desk
Accessories

Dashboard != Konfabulator = Desk
Accessories 06/30/2004 04:25 PM
John Gruber has chimed in on the Dashulator/Konfabuboard controversy in his usual long detailed way. Dashboard vs. Konfabulator Dashboard is not a rip-off...

Daring Fireball: Dashboard vs.
Konfabulator

Daring Fireball: Dashboard vs.
Konfabulator 06/30/2004 05:49 PM
Dashboard vs. Konfabulator .. Daring Fireball narration .. Daring Fireball dismisses .. tackles the comparison .. breath of fresh air .. a rebuttal

daringfireball.net/2004/06/dashboard_vs_konfabulator
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Does the ''director'' of Apple's
Dashboard want his name off the project?

Does the ''director'' of Apple's
Dashboard want his name off the project? 06/30/2004 11:22 AM
If you watch the Tiger preview video of Apple's controversial Dashboard, you will see an address book entry for an Apple employee named Alan Smithee. The demo could have shown the name Steve Jobs and no one would have questioned it. So why Alan Smithee? According to the Internet Movie Database, Alan Smithee is "a common pseudonym for directors whose film was clearly taken away from her/him and recut heavily against her/his wishes in ways that completely altered the film...So if you notice a film directed by Alan Smithee, it is certain it is not what its director intended, and likely that it is not any good."
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Flat Panel Monitors Justify Costs

Flat Panel Monitors Justify Costs 06/17/2005 04:23 PM
Everyone wants the new thin stylish flat panel monitors instead of fat old CRTs but management demands justification for the expense. Now they have it. [PRWEB Jun 8, 2005]

Flat-panel monitors edge ahead

Flat-panel monitors edge ahead 03/13/2003 10:26 AM

Flat Panel LCD Monitors to be Given to
Tiki Bingo Players

Flat Panel LCD Monitors to be Given to
Tiki Bingo Players 06/06/2005 12:13 AM
Five lucky players at Tiki Bingo players will win a super sharp, 19 inch, flat panel LCD monitor. Online bingo will have never looked so good. [PRWEB May 27, 2005]

Prices of flat-panel TVs, monitors could
drop more (USATODAY.com)

Prices of flat-panel TVs, monitors could
drop more (USATODAY.com) 06/28/2004 06:39 AM
USATODAY.com - Supply of flat-panel TV sets and computer monitors is finally catching up with demand - which could mean big price drops.

Flat Panel Monitors: Comparing the
Twenty-Inchers

Flat Panel Monitors: Comparing the
Twenty-Inchers 07/29/2004 09:59 AM

I'm in the market for a new flat-panel monitor, so Trusted Reviews' eight-way 20- and 21-inch flat-panel comparison was right up my alley -- at least until I realized it was, like, 1902913 pages long. So unless you're into the total nitty gritty of flat-panel testing, ignore all their hard work and skip to the end, where they offer up three good-looking and good value monitors for your consideration. Samsung and Viewsonic I sort of expected to see on there, but the third company I'd never even heard of.

Read - Large TFT Group Test [TrustedReviews]

Sony's X-Brite Flat Panel Monitors:
SDM-HS74P and SDM-HS94P

Sony's X-Brite Flat Panel Monitors:
SDM-HS74P and SDM-HS94P 07/08/2004 12:29 PM

Sony has taken its impressive X-Brite/X-Black LCD flat-panel technology out of its VAIO notebook computers and placed it in a couple of new standalone monitors, the 17-inch SDM-HS74P and the 19-inch SDM-HS94P, both of which share a native resolution of 1,280 x 1,024. If you haven't seen an X-Brite screen before, it's worth checking out. While you won't mistake it for real life, no birds will try to fly through it or anything, but the special anti-glare filter that Sony uses really does make for a nice looking monitor. The Register doesn't have prices, but a cursory scan of the web shows prices around $600 for the 17-inch model, and around $850 for the 19-inch.

Oh, and the response times -- the refresh rate, basically; the thing that determines how good moving images look -- are nice, as well, with a 12ms rating on the 19-inch and a 16ms on the 17-inch.
Re ad - Sony ships lifelike colour X-brite LCD panels [TheRegister]

1025 x 768: Most Common Screen
Resolution

1025 x 768: Most Common Screen
Resolution 06/24/2004 11:10 AM

Most common screen resolution is1024 x 768 ffor exploring the internet according to OneStat.com: I've got to say I'm a little shocked by this. Fifty four percent? What's also surprising is to see how far gone the days of 640x480 are — less than one percent.

The screen resolution 1024 x 768 has reached an all time high and has risen from 48.3 percent in June 2003 to 54.02 percent. Users with monitors set to the most common resolution 800 x 600 for web sites have an approximate 24.66 percent global usage share. A year ago this percentage was 31.7 percent.

I'd be interested to know how this translates into browser window area. How many surfers have a sidebar running, or don't run their browser maximized? I'd like to know the average browser rendering area.

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1025 x 78: Most Common Screen Resolution

1025 x 78: Most Common Screen Resolution 06/21/2004 10:04 PM

Most common screen resolution is1024 x 768 ffor exploring the internet according to OneStat.com: I've got to say I'm a little shocked by this. Fifty four percent? What's also surprising is to see how far gone the days of 640x480 are — less than one percent.

The screen resolution 1024 x 768 has reached an all time high and has risen from 48.3 percent in June 2003 to 54.02 percent. Users with monitors set to the most common resolution 800 x 600 for web sites have an approximate 24.66 percent global usage share. A year ago this percentage was 31.7 percent.

I'd be interested to know how this translates into browser window area. How many surfers have a sidebar running, or don't run their browser maximized. I'd like to know the average browser rendering area.

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U.N. panel will discuss Sudan resolution

U.N. panel will discuss Sudan resolution 07/27/2004 02:45 PM

3D Flat Panel With No Glasses

3D Flat Panel With No Glasses 04/16/2005 06:59 PM

The Flat Panel War Widens

The Flat Panel War Widens 09/01/2004 12:05 PM
Japan's electronics companies create another venture to produce the TVs.

Ode To The Flat Panel iMac: A
Disappointment? I Think Not

Ode To The Flat Panel iMac: A
Disappointment? I Think Not 07/07/2004 11:08 AM
The flat panel iMac wa sa triumph in computer design and a solid seller, even during tough economic times. By Dennis Sellers, Macsimum (via MyAppleMenu)

Jobs: Flat-Panel iMacs On The Way

Jobs: Flat-Panel iMacs On The Way 07/02/2004 11:16 PM
"This is the official death of the CRT today," Jobs said during the keynote speech at the Macworld Expo in San Francisco. "This is the best thing we have ever done." By Joe Wilcox, CNET News.com (via MyAppleMenu)

Flat panel shortage tipped

Flat panel shortage tipped 05/28/2004 06:14 AM
ZDNet UK May 28 2004 9:49AM GMT

CRTs Still Beat Flat-Panel TVs

CRTs Still Beat Flat-Panel TVs 01/06/2005 02:14 AM
Slashdot Jan 6 2005 5:21AM GMT

Printable flat-panel displays

Printable flat-panel displays 12/24/2003 01:52 AM
Researchers at Xerox's Palo Alto Research Center say they've figured out how to "print" a flat-panel display using a modified ink jet printer and special...

BenQ FP231W 23-Inch LCD Flat Panel

BenQ FP231W 23-Inch LCD Flat Panel 07/08/2004 12:34 PM
Review: BenQ's latest LCD display offers 1920x1080 native pixel resolution, a svelte form-factor, and a nice price. But does it have the image quality to match its feature list? We find out.

More luxury hotels check in flat-panel
TVs

More luxury hotels check in flat-panel
TVs 06/06/2004 11:34 PM
USA Today Jun 7 2004 3:12AM GMT

Flat-panel demand to soar, study says

Flat-panel demand to soar, study says 04/20/2004 02:14 PM
ZDNet Apr 20 2004 6:27PM GMT

Flexible flat-panel displays coming soon

Flexible flat-panel displays coming soon 08/02/2004 06:42 AM
Computer Weekly Aug 2 2004 11:12AM GMT

Sharp Releases 3D Flat Panel (Finally)

Sharp Releases 3D Flat Panel (Finally) 08/10/2004 08:48 AM

Sharp has finally released its 3D flat-panel LCD monitor, a 15-inch version creatively dubbed the "LL-151-3D." Sharp, Sony, and other display manufacturers worked to develop a standard for the 3D monitors, though, which means that investing in the $1,500 unit means it should continue to work with future products for a while. While the technology is intended primarily for gamers, Sharp hopes to also sell units to scientists and bathtub chemists who have a need to view molecular structures and the like in 3D.

No special equipment is required to see the 3D images, but users do have to sit directly in front of the screen to get the full effect. (Thanks, Teemu!)

Read - Sharp brings 3D to PCs, without the funny specs [CNet]
Read - Product Page [Sharp3D]

Sony To Use PlayStation 2 Chip In
Flat-Panel TVs

Sony To Use PlayStation 2 Chip In
Flat-Panel TVs 08/10/2004 11:18 PM
Nni.nikkei.co.jp - Tue Aug 10, 07:41 am GMT

Cells Light Way for Flat-Panel Displays

Cells Light Way for Flat-Panel Displays 03/20/2003 01:05 PM
Penn State University researchers working on an alternative to LED use in flat-panel color displays claim that polymer cells -- like the ones they have produced -- may be the basis for flat displays of the future.

Reuters Wait Until Next Year to Buy That
Flat Panel TV

Reuters Wait Until Next Year to Buy That
Flat Panel TV 12/04/2003 08:26 AM
reuters

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Motorola Tunes In to Flat-Panel TVs (PC
World)

Motorola Tunes In to Flat-Panel TVs (PC
World) 06/01/2004 08:40 AM
PC World - LCD and plasma televisions on display at this week's Computex show.

NTT DoCoMo demos phone with flat panel
speaker

NTT DoCoMo demos phone with flat panel
speaker 01/07/2005 04:12 AM
MobileTracker Jan 7 2005 7:29AM GMT

For Flat-Panel Viewers, a Soothing
Background Aura

For Flat-Panel Viewers, a Soothing
Background Aura 01/22/2004 02:12 AM
A new line of flat-panel televisions coming this spring from Philips produces images that are not only superior to those of conventional sets but also more restful. These seven plasma and liquid-crystal sets, priced at $4,500 to $10,000, incorporate a feature called Ambilight, a series of cold-cathode fluorescent lights that project various colors onto the wall just behind the television.

Study predicts flat-panel TV demand will
soar

Study predicts flat-panel TV demand will
soar 04/20/2004 11:27 AM
Billions of fresh investments and technology advances are making flat TVs price competitive.

Flat-Panel Sets to Enhance the
Visibility of Samsung

Flat-Panel Sets to Enhance the
Visibility of Samsung 01/09/2004 09:55 PM
Thin, rich and well-connected - vital qualities for young social strivers - may well also be the defining factors for new products at the Consumer Electronics Show.

KDS adds new 19-inch flat panel display
to lineup

KDS adds new 19-inch flat panel display
to lineup 11/12/2003 01:18 PM
KDS USA has added the Rad-9b, a 19-inch flat panel monitor, to its existing Radius flat-panel display line-up. The display integrates an acute 0.29mm pixel pitch and 16.7-million displayable colors in an 1.62-inch form factor. The Rad-9b boasts two built-in, two-watt stereo speakers, a 500:1 contrast ratio and 1280x1024 resolution at 75Hz.

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