Brian Lam wrote Huh. Last Thursday, DARPA announced a workshop for Transformer. That is, their flying car program.
http://gizmodo.com/5435227/ 03:18 AM on December 28 , 1969

Brian Lam wrote This Lenovo palm sized keyboard/trackpad (with the charming model name of 57Y6336) is a gem of a home theater PC controller. $60. [Lenovo via Engadget]
http://gizmodo.com/5435219/ 02:52 AM on December 28 , 1969

Brian Lam wrote Digitimes, purveyor of sometimes not true rumors, says that Foxconn's screen division Innolux will supply the Apple Tablet with a 10-inch screen. G-Tech Optoelectronics, also a Foxconn company, is rumored to be strength treating the panels, too. Fits with previous rumors,
http://gizmodo.com/5435212/ 02:16 AM on December 28 , 1969

Brian Lam wrote Panasonic's largest and third plasma plant, in Amagasaki, was just completed. The factory will be capable of churning out more of those 150-inch sets (like Dorothy), or nine 50-inchers out of the same glass. The new factory will also host a
http://gizmodo.com/5435130/ 10:00 PM on December 27 , 1969

Brian Lam wrote From Andrew Sullivan's Daily Dish, a reader writes in to remark on the continued place of youtube, twitter and the camera phone in Iran's struggle:
http://gizmodo.com/5435099/ 08:14 PM on December 27

Brian Lam wrote Japan's PaPaLaB made the first practical camera capable of seeing color as well as the human eye by attaching a special filter to a recalibrated $140k industrial camera. Uses: Archives of fine art and telemedical imaging. [Tech On via Engadget]
http://gizmodo.com/5435084/ 07:27 PM on December 27