Is it just me, or does anyone else think that the PDA fad is glutting the market with cheap replications of existing products? I'd like to see some real innovation come about in the PDA market, like Blue Tooth-enabled devices, or RJ-45 jacks on PDAs. Now that would be nice...
I have DR3 or OS X. I have installed on an iMac actually... but I am wondering about the availability of applications for this OS. Does anyone even know of a web browser than runs on it? If more applications dont become available soon it's going to kill this OS early on...
If you read the information provided on BlackLightPower's website you'd see that the tests were carried out for validation at several other sites. It looks like the larger scale "water-bath" calorimetry tests weren't all that succesful.
Third Party Tests:
*************** quote ************************ The Company's proprietary compounds have been analyzed at 24 independent laboratories. The tests indicated were performed at the following laboratories: Lehigh University (XPS), University of Massachusetts, Amherst (proton NMR), Virginia Polytechnic Institute (Raman spectroscopy), National Research Counsel of Canada (proton NMR), Charles Evans & Associates East (TOF-SIMS, XPS, EDS, scanning electron microscopy--SEM), Charles Evans & Associates West (TOF-SIMS), Northeastern University (Mossbauer Spectroscopy), Spectral Data Services (proton and NMR), Surface Science Associates (FTIR), IC Laboratories (XRD), PerSeptive Biosystems (ESITOFMS), Franklin and Marshall College (XRD), Pennsylvania State University (plasma torch synthesis, Calvet calorimetry, XRD), INP (EUV), Galbraith Laboratories (elemental analysis), TA Instruments (TGA/DTA), M-Scan Inc. (fast atom bombardment magnetic sector mass spectroscopy--FABMSMS, electrospray ionization quadrapole mass spectroscopy--ESIMS, solids probe magnetic sector mass spectroscopy), Xerox Corporation (TOF-SIMS, XPS), Physical Electronics (TOF-SIMS), Ricerca, Inc. (liquid chromatography-ESITOFMS), BlackLight Power, Inc. (ToF-SIMS, XPS, liquid chromatography-ESITOFMS, UV and EUV spectroscopy, cryogenically cooled column gas chromatography, thermal decomposition/cryogenically cooled column gas chromatography, quadrapole mass spectroscopy of gasses, solids probe quadrapole mass spectroscopy, Calvet and heat loss calorimetry), Micromass (ESITOFMS), and Southwest Research Institute (solids probe magnetic sector mass spectroscopy, direct exposure probe magnetic sector mass spectroscopy).
I don't know why the hell anyone would _want_ to go to Comdex anymore. It's turned into a showcase for newer and crappier M$ products... IMHO, this kid is lucky he's not going.
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Is it just me, or does anyone else think that the PDA fad is glutting the market with cheap replications of existing products? I'd like to see some real innovation come about in the PDA market, like Blue Tooth-enabled devices, or RJ-45 jacks on PDAs. Now that would be nice...
Excellent... thanks. I had checked out OmniGroups site and didn't see any OS X screen shots with their web browser.
I just found out that the BitchX irc client has a build available for Mac OS X as well.
I have DR3 or OS X. I have installed on an iMac actually... but I am wondering about the availability of applications for this OS. Does anyone even know of a web browser than runs on it? If more applications dont become available soon it's going to kill this OS early on...
Why can't they construct a bar-bot; something to mix drinks for me... now THAT would be useful. And instead of vaccuming it could clean up vomit...
In all seriousness, does anyone know how well this robot moves on hardwood floors?
If you read the information provided on BlackLightPower's website you'd see that the tests were carried out for validation at several other sites. It looks like the larger scale "water-bath" calorimetry tests weren't all that succesful.
Third Party Tests:
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The Company's proprietary compounds have been analyzed at 24 independent laboratories. The tests indicated were performed at the following laboratories: Lehigh University (XPS), University of Massachusetts, Amherst (proton NMR), Virginia Polytechnic Institute (Raman spectroscopy), National Research Counsel of Canada (proton NMR), Charles Evans & Associates East (TOF-SIMS, XPS, EDS, scanning electron microscopy--SEM), Charles Evans & Associates West (TOF-SIMS), Northeastern University (Mossbauer Spectroscopy), Spectral Data Services (proton and NMR), Surface Science Associates (FTIR), IC Laboratories (XRD), PerSeptive Biosystems (ESITOFMS), Franklin and Marshall College (XRD), Pennsylvania State University (plasma torch synthesis, Calvet calorimetry, XRD), INP (EUV), Galbraith Laboratories (elemental analysis), TA Instruments (TGA/DTA), M-Scan Inc. (fast atom bombardment magnetic sector mass spectroscopy--FABMSMS, electrospray ionization quadrapole mass spectroscopy--ESIMS, solids probe magnetic sector mass spectroscopy), Xerox Corporation (TOF-SIMS, XPS), Physical Electronics (TOF-SIMS), Ricerca, Inc. (liquid chromatography-ESITOFMS), BlackLight Power, Inc. (ToF-SIMS, XPS, liquid chromatography-ESITOFMS, UV and EUV spectroscopy, cryogenically cooled column gas chromatography, thermal decomposition/cryogenically cooled column gas chromatography, quadrapole mass spectroscopy of gasses, solids probe quadrapole mass spectroscopy, Calvet and heat loss calorimetry), Micromass (ESITOFMS), and Southwest Research Institute (solids probe magnetic sector mass spectroscopy, direct exposure probe magnetic sector mass spectroscopy).
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-Andrew
P.S. You're abusing commas.
I don't know why the hell anyone would _want_ to go to Comdex anymore. It's turned into a showcase for newer and crappier M$ products... IMHO, this kid is lucky he's not going.