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Mac Clone Maker Psystar Examined: Who Are They And Why Are They So Shady?

The Guardian did a little research on this Psystar, the company that vows to continue selling their generic Mac OS X clones even if Apple decides to sue them. Turns out that not only has the Miami Chamber of Commerce and BBB never heard of them, there's essentially no trace of them on the internet at all. As if that wasn't enough to make Psystar seem more than a little questionable, their address on the contact page changed completely now and earlier today from a residential address to a business one. More »

4:50 PM on Tue Apr 15 2008
By Jason Chen
25,613 views, 58 comments

Latest by n/a: apple sucks. flame all you want, i wont be back more »

weirdness

What in the Name of Bender's Shiny Metal Ass Is This?


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9:30 AM on Mon Feb 11 2008
By AddyDugdale
11,450 views, 37 comments

portable media

Top 10 Weirdest MP3 Players

The editors over at Techeblog have compiled a list of 10 of the strangest MP3 players. Topping the list is a Pez MP3 player and a Teddy Bear MP3 player brings around the rear. Some of the other highlighted MP3 players include a brain-wave emitting, scratch-n-sniff and toilet based MP3 players. Unfortunately and surprisingly most of these MP3 players hail from Europe and Asia. So stick to your iPods, kids. More »

11:06 AM on Tue Feb 21 2006
By Travis Hudson
656 views, 5 comments

fashion

Fashion From Another Planet

Leave it to the brainiac graduate students at the MIT Media Lab to come up with fashions that blend techno-geekiness with other-planet surrealism. Putting together an event called Seamless: Computational Couture, the wigged-out designistas took the meaning of the term wtf to an entirely new level. The curators described the event as a showcase for innovative and experimental works in computational apparel design, interactive clothing, and technology-based fashion. Pictured here are a few highlights. Here s Heartbeat Hoodie, which probably doesn t look as good on a woman without particularly large breasts, but it takes pictures as its wearer s heart rate increases, in what s called a form of involuntary blogging. More »

2:00 PM on Sun Feb 5 2006
By Charlie White
653 views, Comment