Below is a Honda Accord ad wherein individual auto parts interact Rube Goldberg style for a fascinating commercial.
(Via DailyMotion)
Tuesday, October 2, 2007
Honda ad ala Rube Goldberg
Pop one open with style
Here's a quickie video on opening a bottle o' beer with a chainsaw.
You obviously have to be very, very careful...
That you don't tip the bottle over.
(Via CollegeHumor)
TV as thin as a piece of bologna
Sony recently announced a new model of television, the XEL-1, that uses OLED (organic light emitting diode) technology. The set is amazingly skinny.
The screen is only 3mm thick and has an 11" display. Estimated to have a price of slightly more than $1,700.
Why? It's the technology. Perhaps within a few years many sets will be OLED sets and, depending on performance and demand, will have larger screens and cheaper prices.
Read a little more here.
(Via Spluch)
Brainy Hollywood babes
There are a lot of beautiful babes in the world, but how many of those beauties hold a college degree and/or speak with any intelligence?
Right here, under our noses, while we were watching there were smart women who are successful movie actors and we didn't even realize it.
Here's a link to 10 of the brainiest babes in Hollywood.
(Via Presurfer)
Why some Win users don't switch
Here's an interesting read wherein the author gives 8 reasons why some Windows users don't switch to a Mac. It's a great article but doesn't really get into the nuts & bolts of the human psyche as was pointed out here not too long ago.
The story is courtesy of Apple Matters.
Look-at-em-all!
A lecture hall at the Missouri School of Journalism.
You can see the preferred computer of choice.
Click for a nice large picture.
(Via macdailynews)
