Von Pea Recreates "Ian's Song"

I did a piece on Native Instruments' MASCHINE for Dogs On Acid, and it's a pretty ill device. Peep Von Pea recreate Donwill's "Ian's Song", from Don Cusack In High Fidelity:

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[preview] iVerse Comics For The iPad

@seventyMHz sent this over, b/c he thinks I might be swayed into copping an iPad to read digital comics. I have this strict no-Apple rule, though... but this DOES look fresh:

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[video] MacBook Air Computer Love

ROFL @ Dallas going off in the Apple Store over the Macbook Air:



Who could blame him, though - that thing is beautiful. Shouts to Rafi for the link.

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MyBook Woes

These bastards are so dope... until they suddenly funk out on you. I had been having a few problems with this, but I cannot even access the hard drive anymore - and there's a lot of shit on this thing! Any advice on how I can try and at least salvage the files on it? I dread hitting the "format" button as it asks...

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Console Thugs

Someone better tell Suge Knight and the rest of the Bloods out there that on the 4th of February, Sony is dropping a "Crimson Red Treasure" limited-edition PS2 in Asia. That shit would look retarded with my other tech-fuckery.

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The Pacemaker

No, this doesn't have anything to do with your heart. This is the Pacemaker Portable DJ system. It fits in the palm of your hand, allows you, with the help of an LCD screen, to mix back and forth between deck "A" and deck "B", and holds 120GB of music (MP3s, FLAC, WAV & AAC formats are all supported). You can connect both speakers and headphones to playback your mixes, and this also has a USB 2.0 jack for hooking up to your PC.

The price? $700. Early Christmas gift?

pacemaker.net, via Rolling Stone.

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[video] Apple's Macbook Air

I know you tech-y Apple fanboys are drooling over this one; that multi-touch mouse pad is kind of hot, check out how easy it is to flip that picture! At the end, you get to see how truly thin this beast is:



Shouts to engadget.

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