Other Uses for MySmart Pads?
TVgeek asks: "Has anyone out there hacked apart one of those MySmart pads? Out of the box, it's nothing more than hardware spyware (spyhardware? hardspyware?) but you can pick them up at Best Buy for like $4, and it does have an integrated smartcard reader/writer. If nothing else, there's a nice membrane switch in there, too..."
Where There's A Web, There's A Way
I think Gillette still gives away razors to all who ask, although I don't seem to recall them being in any sort of frantic financial turmoil at any point.
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Kid-proof tablet..
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- Go horseback riding
- Go waterskiing
- Go hiking...
Oh, wait! That's Tampax pads.Nevermind.
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You may want to see what people thought about this same subject back on August 4 when MySmart was first posted. Any Alternative Uses For The MySmart Pad? posted by timothy on Sat August 04, 08:11 AM. DRACO-
Consider yourself blessed if you are sneezed on by a dragon and only get wet, it could have been a fireball.
Keep an eye on the forums at linux-hacker.net. This is where the original IOpener hack was, and the forum is full of people reverse engineering internet appliances and game consoles. I'm sure the mysmart pad will come up pretty soon if it's not already on there.
I couldnt find it on Best Buys Site but HERE it is at comp USA.
This article that was on slashdot back in August has a bit of good information.
If I read this all correctly, you can program the buttons to do certain things. Why not use it for fast text-based data entry? As a MUDder, I'd like the ability to "enter gate, go up, open trapdoor, go up, close trapdoor" in 1 keystroke.
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I had one of these and dorked around with it a little.
:CueCats and want a new toy?
From what I can tell, it was probably designed by MOTO based on their Cypress CY7C63413-PC reference design. You can find detailed information (and schematics) in the MO1001 PDF Document at their web page.
Used for its intended purpose, it's a total joke and destined for the Clearance bin. It's an aweful mousepad, and the card doesn't add anything over what any user already has.
As a USB ISO-7816 card reader with some buttons, it's more interesting, but I wasn't able to figure out how to talk to the card directly. In theory, it should be able to communicate with GSM SIM cards (with an adapter), Satellite TV cards, some student id cards, etc.
Maybe the Flying Butt Monkeys are tired of