Optical Tachyons and Consciousness

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Research and Markets : Market Analysis
of Optical Pickup Head & Related
Optical Devices

Research and Markets : Market Analysis
of Optical Pickup Head & Related
Optical Devices 03/19/2005 03:14 AM
Research and Markets (researchandmarkets.com/reports/c13996) has announced the addition of Market Analysis of Optical Pickup Head and Related Optical Devices to their offering. [PRWEB Mar 18, 2005]

Consciousness: An Introduction

Consciousness: An Introduction 02/10/2004 02:46 AM

The Problem of Consciousness

The Problem of Consciousness 08/07/2004 09:01 PM
Time for another paper on the problem of consciousness! This new one by Murat Aydede and Güven Güzeldere has the impressive title, Cognitive Architecture, Concepts, and Introspection: An Information-Theoretic Solution to the Problem of Phenomenal Consciousness (PDF format). It goes over a lot of the problems and disagreements that persist among philosophers and scientists about consciousness, and then proposes a new theory. Their idea, which should be good news for anyone working on intelligent machines, is basically that good old-fashioned information theory contains everything that's needed to explain phenomenal consciousness. Along the way, they talk about introspection, daydreaming, phenomenal zombies, vertical versus horizontal information processing, and other fun stuff. The 65 page article includes loads of lengthy footnotes referencing just about every modern philosopher who has philosophised about consciousness, from Dennett to Searle (with cameo appearances from Descartes and Locke).

The Axioms of Consciousness

The Axioms of Consciousness 06/24/2005 09:05 PM
A Guardian Unlimited article gives an overview Igor Aleksander's work in machine consciousness. Aleksander believes there are five key components to consciousness that need to be developed in robots: a sense of self, imagination, focused attention, forward planning and emotion. He doesn't seem to believe that problems of ethics or freewill exist either in robots or man: "A properly functioning conscious machine is going to drive your car and it's going to drive it safely. It will be very pleased when it does that, it's going to be worried if it has an accident. If suddenly it decides, I'm going to kill my passenger and drive into a wall, that's a malfunction. Human beings can malfunction in that way [too]." Aleksander is known for working on WISARD, the first face recognition system, in the early 1980s. He also developed MAGNUS (Multi Automation General Neural Unit System), which is regarded by some as the first conscious machine. For more see this online interview with Aleksander or Aleksander's presentation on Brain Inspired Computation.

Stream of Consciousness

Stream of Consciousness 03/13/2003 05:58 AM

I have yet to enter Proto Merkabah. I was going to sit down and play Xenosaga, but I was dealing with a crash in the new CSS parser caused by some of you Web freaks using :not (a CSS3 selector supported by Mozilla). The syntax of this selector is such that it isn't compatible with the CSS2.1 grammar, so I added rules to recognize :not.

Once I did that I realized I was about 10 lines away from implementing :not. Ok, so 12 lines later (yes, it did turn out to be a little bigger than I thought, turns out :not can't nest for no apparent reason I can discern), :not came into being in Safari.

So of course then I had to test :not, which meant I had to go load the CSS3 test suite. As I started flipping through pages I found all sorts of bugs with some of the selectors like the ~= selector, and then I stumbled on all these brainlessly easy selectors that Safari just didn't support.

Well, that just pissed me off, so I went and implemented :empty, :root and ::selection. Yes, I am just that random. Maybe I'll do some of the other CSS3 selectors if I have time.

Anyway, back to Xenosaga. I've played enough poker at the casino to afford the 300,000 GP AWGS, and I got Shion's super Ether attack that involves the summoning of a giant robot called Erde Kaiser. I think he's supposed to be intimidating and just generally badass, but I think he looks like a giant Transformer.

Add to that the fact that he's brightly colored and seems to be built out of Lego blocks, and you just really don't have a recipe for intimidation.

The game still rocks though. :)

Consciousness and Adaptive Behavior

Consciousness and Adaptive Behavior 03/14/2005 06:03 PM
A new paper by Richard Sieb attempts to explain how subjectivity could arise and how a subjective system might be more adaptable by utilizing changing points of view to respond to change. In the paper, he proposes that voluntary intentional actions arise from an animal's (or machine's) unique point of view - and if the physical mechanism responsible for the production of the action can be found, it may also explain the point of view (which he identifies with consciousness).

Raising VOIP Consciousness

Raising VOIP Consciousness 07/22/2004 02:44 PM

The Quest for Consciousness: A
Neurobiological Approach

The Quest for Consciousness: A
Neurobiological Approach 02/10/2004 02:46 AM

Wider Than the Sky: The Phenomenal Gift
of Consciousness

Wider Than the Sky: The Phenomenal Gift
of Consciousness 02/10/2004 02:46 AM

Privacy-consciousness-raising stickers

Privacy-consciousness-raising stickers 11/15/2003 04:35 PM
The Austrian cyber-activists Quintessenz put on the local Big Brother Award ceremony. To promote it, they distributed these stickers that look like hidden cameras, encouraging people to put them up in toilets and other places where privacy matters. The caption means "The Most Shameless Surveilleur." 116k PDF Link

EFF hosts 'fund- and
consciousness-raising' party

EFF hosts 'fund- and
consciousness-raising' party 08/05/2004 07:38 PM
LINUXWORLD -- One of the nicest events associated with LinuxWorld Expo (LWE) this time around was not part of the show, but was Freedom Fest 2004, hosted by the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) a block away from LWE at Yerba Buena Gardens. Freedomfest featured three bands, food, beer, hanging out on the lawn in perfect weather, and other cool San Francisco-type activities. Warning: do not click "more" unless you can tolerate the F-Word, since it was used a lot during this lovely party...

Md. Community Rises, Arson Seared Into
Its Consciousness (washingtonpost.com)

Md. Community Rises, Arson Seared Into
Its Consciousness (washingtonpost.com) 06/06/2005 12:12 AM
washingtonpost.com - The married couple stood in their front yard in Charles County, arranging the concrete blocks for a new patio, the eventual home for their pink azaleas and ruby red geraniums. Under a Saturday sun, the husband hoisted the blocks while the wife smiled, laughed and said this is going to be a beautiful neighborhood soon.

Optical illusion

Optical illusion 08/11/2004 08:26 AM
This one's good. Click on the thumbnail below to see the fullsize, operational version (232K)....

Optical illusions

Optical illusions 06/04/2004 09:12 AM

In 1832, the Swiss crystallographer Louis Albert Necker discovered his famously ambiguous cube, which seems to jump back and forth between two orientations. Given the same raw data -- a particular arrangement of a dozen line segments -- our brains find different ways to interpret it. ... The real integration challenge resides inside our heads. There is no single frame of reference for data. [Full story at Infoworld.com]

Apparently I've used this Necker analogy before. But it aptly describes what we see happening this week, for example, as Doug Purdy, Ted Neward, Dare Obasanjo, and others bat around the implications of DataSets, doc/literal SOAP messages, and hierarchical vs. relational storage. ...

Typhoon Optical Mouse

Typhoon Optical Mouse 08/17/2004 10:38 PM
TechTree Aug 18 2004 2:48AM GMT

Optical Networking Surges

Optical Networking Surges 09/06/2004 06:07 PM
TechWeb Sep 6 2004 9:38PM GMT

First Look At S-ATA Optical Storage
Drive

First Look At S-ATA Optical Storage
Drive 04/11/2004 10:44 AM

Kensington Optical Elite

Kensington Optical Elite 03/11/2003 09:44 AM
The other day I asked what’s the best optical mouse, and I got a bunch of comments.

So... what did I end up with?

Here’s how the decision process went.

1. The feedback I got suggested there are three great mouse makers: Kensington, Microsoft, and Logitech.

2. My instinct is as always to support the little guy, so Microsoft was provisionally eliminated as a choice.

3. Then the feedback I got, and the research I did, suggested that Kensington has better Mac OS X software and support than Logitech. So I chose Kensington.

4. Then—how to choose a specific mouse? I wanted one in the $20 - $50 range that had at least two buttons and a scroll wheel. It had to be optical, of course (that was the whole point). Trackpads not allowed. And, of course, it had to not be completely ugly. (Hyper-concern with aesthetics is the mark of a good Mac user.)

This left just a few mice to choose from. I chose the Kensington Optical Elite.

There were some runners-up—the PocketMouse Pro, for instance.

But I’ve been totally happy with the Optical Elite.

Should optical discs last forever?

Should optical discs last forever? 03/29/2005 08:58 PM
Standards body of U.S. government, industry group, quiz industry and government on how long discs should last.

Wireless Optical Desktop

Wireless Optical Desktop 01/03/2004 03:41 AM
If you can use the extraneous keyboard buttons, this combo's quality mouse and integrated battery charger make it a solid choice. By Nicko Coucouvanis (MacAddict via MyAppleMenu)

Electro-Optical Technologies, Inc.

Electro-Optical Technologies, Inc. 05/31/2004 02:13 PM
[PRWEB May 10, 2004]

HOMESTAR Optical Planetarium

HOMESTAR Optical Planetarium 04/15/2005 09:59 AM

More fun than a Compy 386, the new HOMESTAR claims to be the world's first optical planetarium for the home (I can't say I'm abreast with the fullness of home planetarium selections). Designed by Takayuki Ohira, who already was known for his 'Megastar' line of planetarium toys systems for museums, the HOMESTAR line can produce a star map with even higher fidelity and brightness. It's set to launch in July for around $200. (Thanks, ittousai!)

Press Release (Machine Translated) [Megastar-net/Google]

Mars telecom goes optical

Mars telecom goes optical 09/16/2004 09:28 AM
David Pescovitz: NASA scientists are developing a laser link from Mars to Earth that's ten times faster than current radio frequency systems. According to an article in New Scientist, the laser will transmit up to 30 million bits per second at a lower power and mass compared to traditional wireless approaches.

"That leap in capacity is due to the different wavelengths of light carrying the data. The laser will use infrared light with a wavelength of 1.06 microns, which is thousands of times shorter than radio waves. Since all light travels at the same speed through space, shorter wavelengths carry more information in the same time."

Of course, clouds present a problem for optical communications. The beam will also be a few hundred kilometers wide and very faint by the time it reaches Earth, making the signal tricky to pick up. Still, a fully-functional system is expected to make a trip to the Red Planet in 2009 on board the Mars Telecommunications Orbiter. Maybe Xeni can ride along too. Link

"DWHEEL OPTICAL ILLUSION "

"DWHEEL OPTICAL ILLUSION " 05/17/2004 10:44 PM

Scientists go mad for optical sensors

Scientists go mad for optical sensors 04/11/2005 06:28 AM
How to tell if your building is exploding

The Future of Optical Fibre

The Future of Optical Fibre 06/22/2004 09:00 AM

Wireless Optical Desktop 2.0

Wireless Optical Desktop 2.0 12/24/2003 07:06 PM
Microsoft's Wireless Optical Desktop 2.0 is a decent keyboard with some useful function keys and a merely adequate mouse. It does have potential though. By Mike Apps (Inside Mac Games via MyAppleMenu)

Free El Cheapo Optical Mouse

Free El Cheapo Optical Mouse 07/14/2004 12:06 PM

Break out the spamcatcher emails -- Kingston is giving away a free optical mouse (while unknown amount of supplies last) to those that sign up to win a new "HyperX Ultimate Rig" (read: a hot gaming computer). It's for US residents only, though, so if you're one of our lovely foreign readers, you'll just have to cough up the $5 or so to buy a cheapo optical mouse yourself. Why do you need a free, low-quality optical mouse? Because it has a blue LED, of course.
Read - HyperX Ultimate Giveaway [Kingston via Slickdeals]

100 Terabyte 3.5-inch Optical Storage

100 Terabyte 3.5-inch Optical Storage 08/15/2004 11:14 AM

New optical disc made from paper

New optical disc made from paper 04/16/2004 07:48 PM

Dancing almond optical illusion

Dancing almond optical illusion 07/12/2004 05:49 PM
Here's a nice optical illusion. A bunch of almond-looking things arranged in a particular pattern appear to undulate. (Also, don't miss the link to the confounding checkershadow illusion, which I wrote about a couple of years ago in BB.) Link

The Microsoft Optical Mouse by Starck

The Microsoft Optical Mouse by Starck 07/12/2004 12:42 AM
Review: Teaming up with world-class designer Philippe Starck, Microsoft gives us a designer's eye for the geeky guy.

French deploy optical url reader

French deploy optical url reader 05/26/2004 04:22 AM
Europe in Brief From page to Net

Burnz burns optical media

Burnz burns optical media 11/11/2003 08:09 AM
Thinkertons.com has released Burnz, a disc burning software app for Mac OS X that the developers bill as twice as fast as the Finder's own disc-burning capability, as documented on their Web site.

Microsoft Wireless Optical Mouse

Microsoft Wireless Optical Mouse 11/13/2003 03:59 PM
CNET Nov 13 2003 3:09PM ET

Short Lifetimes of Optical Drives?

Short Lifetimes of Optical Drives? 04/16/2005 02:44 PM

Inventor of Optical Storage Gets Little
Reward

Inventor of Optical Storage Gets Little
Reward 12/28/2004 07:32 PM

Government looking into optical media
longevity

Government looking into optical media
longevity 03/30/2005 04:54 PM
CD and DVD burners are everywhere. How long should we expect the data burned onto them to remain viable?

Can Optical Networking Outshine DSL and
Cable?

Can Optical Networking Outshine DSL and
Cable? 03/20/2003 01:05 PM
As if choosing among cable, DSL and T1 lines were not confusing enough, a new contender has stepped up to join the broadband ranks: optical networking. The technology is now available to an estimated 80,000 homes in 50 U.S. communities, and many more locales are installing or planning to install it.
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Samsung Digimax A402: No Optical Zoom

Samsung Digimax A402: No Optical Zoom 04/18/2005 08:22 AM

Samsung has announced the Digimax A402, a 4.2-megapixel camera with a 5x digital zoom—no optical zoom to be had. That means, effectively, that I can't imagine any reason whatsoever to buy one, except that it might be sort of cheap. Still, releasing a digital camera these days without optical zoom—when even cameraphones are starting to get optical lenses—is sort of dumb. I'm sure now that I've said that they'll sell millions.

Samsung Digimax A402 [LivingRoom]

Samsung Digimax i50 MP3

Samsung Digimax i50 MP3 06/24/2005 04:01 PM

The nearly-flat camera is the hottest new form factor, for certain (think FujiFilm Z1, Sony DSC-T7, Casio Whatever), and Samsung is not staying out of the game, this time upgrading their older model to produce the i50 MP3. As you can guess, this five-megapixel sidearm is not only a pocket-ready camera, but also will support MP3 playback from SD and MMC cards—sounds great to me. Details are scant at the moment, but LetsGoDigital has some inital info (and really, until someone gets a hands-on, there's not that much more you really need to know).

S amsung Digimax i50 MP3 introduction [LetsGoDigital]

Samsung Digimax U-CA3 Reviewed

Samsung Digimax U-CA3 Reviewed 06/30/2004 09:23 AM

It's always dangerous when a manufacturer, let along a reviewer, calls a camera (or whatever) "fun." Oh gee, just what I wanted on my 3.2-megapixel camera, "rainbow-colored blinking "disco" lights," "animated 3D avatar start-up screen," and "desaturated colors!" (I'm unsure that was meant as a "fun" feature). So basically, the Samsung Digimax U-CA3 is a kids camera, which is fine -- I support giving children the crappiest of all options in consumer electronics if it means keeping the good equipment for myself -- but for $229 I'd hope for something a little less "fun" and a little more "actually worth buying."
Read - Samsung Digimax U-CA3 [PCMag]

Samsung Digimax V700

Samsung Digimax V700 02/01/2005 09:09 PM

Samsung won't be satisfied until they've dipped a toe in every gadget pond, it seems. Their new Digimax V700 aims at this year's consumer camera target with a 7-megapixel sensor and 3x optical zoom for less than $500 (and probably far less than that soon after launch). Available in three colors, the V700 should be out as soon as 'now' (although I'd wait for a proper review before picking one up. Consumer cameras in this class can vary wildly in quality).

Samsung Electronics Digimax V700: 7.0-Megapixel digital camera for under £300 [BIOS]

CES: Samsung unveils six new Digimax
cameras

CES: Samsung unveils six new Digimax
cameras 01/06/2005 04:53 PM
Samsung on Thursday added to its line of Digimax digital cameras with its new V700, A5, A6, A7, U-CA 505 and A400 models. The Samsung Camera Web site had not been updated with the new cameras as MacCentral posted this article, nor had the company noted shipping dates.

Samsung And Verizon Wireless Announce
The Samsung SCH-a790 Global Phone

Samsung And Verizon Wireless Announce
The Samsung SCH-a790 Global Phone 09/02/2004 03:45 PM
Wi-Fi Technology Forum Sep 2 2004 7:44PM GMT

Cingular's Samsung SGH-P777

Cingular's Samsung SGH-P777 01/03/2005 12:31 PM

There is just a teensy bit of information floating up about the Samsung SGH-P777, an EDGE-capable phone that should show up on Cingular sometime in Q1 of '05. MobileTracker has the basics, including this tiny picture we ripped off. I would expect to hear more from Samsung real soon, as references to the SGH-P777 are starting to appear in marketing literature for other products.

Samsung SGH-P777 details surface [MobileTracker]

Samsung P777 Released On Cingular

Samsung P777 Released On Cingular 03/17/2005 03:51 AM

Cingular is now exclusively offering the new Samsung P777 (formerly the SGH-P777, I think) as the first in Samsung's new line of high-speed (EDGE) multimedia phones. The phone features an integrated MP3 player as well as a camcorder which allows the user to send up to 30 second video clips and to record up to one hour of video onto its 100MB of internal memory. It's a slider design with a 262k color display and includes an AIM client. The camera features a 4x digital zoom and an image brightness feature to correct bad shots. Available now through Cingular for $300 (with a two-year contract).

Press Release [Cingular]
First Seen: Cingular's Samsung SGH-P777 [Gizmodo]

Samsung Rolls Out Multifunction Device
for SMBs

Samsung Rolls Out Multifunction Device
for SMBs 06/14/2004 01:19 PM
The SCX-4100 can print and copy in black and white at 15 ppm with 600-dpi resolution as well as scan in color at 4,800 dpi.

LG, Samsung lead Asia in brand-power
ranking

LG, Samsung lead Asia in brand-power
ranking 02/12/2003 07:22 AM
Meanwhile, a related survey of 1300 respondents revealed that Google, a major Internet search engine, received 15 percent share of the total votes, topping the ...

CES Showfloor: Samsung 5.1 System with
Removable Speakers

CES Showfloor: Samsung 5.1 System with
Removable Speakers 01/06/2005 08:21 PM

This was a nice compromise: this 5.1 speaker system could be used in a set-top configuration, with all five speakers in a single box, or each individual speaker could be pulled out and placed elsewhere in the room (if you ran a wire to it).

The next booth over had Samsung's wireless speakers on display, but they were 1) hissing badly, and 2) attached to the wall with speaker wires.

CES Showfloor: Samsung USB Host Home
Theater System

CES Showfloor: Samsung USB Host Home
Theater System 01/06/2005 08:21 PM

I'm not sure this is the first Home Theater system (receiver + speakers) with USB Host, but I could be wrong. Either way, I like it.

A wearable input device called Scurry
developed by Samsung Electro-Mechanics.
Users can operate computers

A wearable input device called Scurry
developed by Samsung Electro-Mechanics.
Users can operate computers 12/25/2003 08:06 AM
Digital Chosunilbo Dec 25 2003 7:40AM ET

INDUSTRY'S FIRST 8-PORT FIREWIRE
800/1394B PROFESSIONAL HUB/REPEATER

INDUSTRY'S FIRST 8-PORT FIREWIRE
800/1394B PROFESSIONAL HUB/REPEATER 08/17/2004 12:59 PM
NitroAV Delivers First 8-Port FireWire 800/1394b Professional Hub/Repeater for internal or external applications.

(Austin, Texas), August 17, 2004 – NitroAV.com premiers the industry’s first and only professional series, 8-Port FireWire 800/1394b Hub/Repeater for external or internal applications.

Based on the latest Texas Instruments chip-sets this professional FireWire 800/1394 8-Port Hub/Repeater is designed to deliver up to double the transfer-speed of the original FireWire technology allowing to connect multiple computers, digital video, digital audio, home entertainment components and peripherals. Perfect for networking, high-end digital audio/video workstations for ultra fast data transfers. Connecting powered or none-powered devices, the included power supply will drive up to seven low powered devices or if internally integrated, the hub has a 4-Pin DC power connector. The Hub also acts as a FireWire 800/1394b repeater, so you can place devices up to an additional 15 feet (4.5 meters) from other connected FireWire 800 devices and peripherals. As always FireWire 800/1394b is backwards compatible with FireWire 400/1394a standards.

Samsung M40

Samsung M40 08/05/2004 08:45 AM

Along with more pictures of the attractive Mac-like LLUON All In One PC we talked about a couple of days ago, SorobanGeeks has pictures of Samsung's new Powerbook-looking M40, a Pentium M-based machine with a 17-inch widescreen (and what looks to be an aluminum case). I guess at least a couple of Korean companies think Apple is a good place to cop designs. Seeing their results, I can't say I disagree.

Read - PC Made in Kimshi [Akiba.Soroban]

Samsung SGH-V200

Samsung SGH-V200 11/05/2003 03:36 PM
vnunet.com Nov 5 2003 3:16PM ET

Samsung Yepp YPC-C1, YP-F1

Samsung Yepp YPC-C1, YP-F1 04/04/2005 08:19 AM

Samsung has new models of their Yepp flash-based MP3 players out, the YPC-C1 and the YP-F1. Neither models are terribly inspiring, but then again, what flash players are these days? Both models support WMA (and the bulbous YP-F1 will do OGG Vorbis, too) and are available in sizes up to 2GB, as well as all the recording and FM radio capabilities flash-players have been capable of for years.

Yepp! Baby ! Encore plus de Mp3 par Samsung [AkihabaraNews]

Samsung SGH-C100

Samsung SGH-C100 08/08/2004 05:31 AM
TechTree Aug 8 2004 8:47AM GMT

Samsung CLP-500 printer

Samsung CLP-500 printer 07/21/2004 08:10 PM
globetechnology.com Jul 22 2004 0:51AM GMT

Samsung CES Lineup

Samsung CES Lineup 01/05/2005 06:50 AM

Samsung, who is showing off this new "world's largest" 21-inch OLED display, has also announced their products that are to be shown at this year's CES. While we'll definitely dig in with some more details throughout the week, there's some appetizing bits in there already—I'd be happy to include a 57-inch LCD or a 67-inch 1080p DLP HD televisions in my "things to steal from CES" list.

Check it out after the jump.

LG, Samsung Vie for LCD Supremacy

LG, Samsung Vie for LCD Supremacy 01/06/2004 05:45 AM
Hankooki Jan 6 2004 4:46AM ET

The Samsung E715

The Samsung E715 01/09/2004 09:44 PM
Ever since I bought my new mobile phone -- a Samsung E715 -- about two months ago I've been meaning to write a post about how much I absolutely adore the thing. The biggest con is that it, like...

New Samsung 3G Phone

New Samsung 3G Phone 04/28/2004 04:47 AM
3G Apr 28 2004 8:12AM GMT

Samsung SGH-X810

Samsung SGH-X810 06/17/2005 06:12 PM

Another day, another Samsung phone. The SGH-X810 is a MP3 phone with an iPod-like scroll wheel and a nice color screen. Specs are standard yet still drool-inducing: tri-band GPRS support, MPEG4 video recording, 1.3 megapixel stills with flash, and MP3 / AAC / AAC+ support.

AAC... hmmm... it's almost as if someone out there really likes iTunes. Maybe they'll add CONNECT and WMA support eventually, but probably not.

PhoneMag: Samsung SGH-X810 Mini Music Slider live @ CommunicAsia [PhoneMag]

Samsung SP8004H

Samsung SP8004H 08/21/2004 04:39 PM
TechTree Aug 21 2004 8:41PM GMT

Samsung SGH-i500

Samsung SGH-i500 03/12/2003 02:51 PM
Brighthand and Palm Infocenter bring details on the Samsung SPH-i500 being displayed at CeBit. It's a flip phone running Palm...

The other Samsung portfolio

The other Samsung portfolio 12/31/2004 04:44 AM
The Star Online Dec 31 2004 8:30AM GMT

The Samsung SGH-D600

The Samsung SGH-D600 06/17/2005 06:15 PM

Samsung seemingly manages to release a new phone every three days. The SGH-D600 is the newest gem. At first look, the two megapixel camera with expandable memory definitely looks nice, but the expandable memory is in the unusual Transflash format. This phone does have a large 320x240 LCD display and most of the standard dosh that comes along with with a nice cellie including flash, Bluetooth, not to mention a flip out keypad.

Phone Mag: SGH-D600 2 Megapixel Camera Slide Phone live @ CommunicAsia [PhoneMag]

Samsung preps 2.6in VGA LCD

Samsung preps 2.6in VGA LCD 08/09/2004 05:44 AM
Will enable high-def video for smart phones, apparently

Dell, Samsung, printer tie-up

Dell, Samsung, printer tie-up 01/11/2004 12:22 AM
AME Info Jan 10 2004 11:37PM ET

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