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Some cool digital art. I hope you enjoy.

I just upload some pictures. I took these pictures while traveling. None of the picture has a picture of me though :-) You can check them in the gallery. Or you can visit my complete photo album. I also just setup my own blog at http://rdy888.blogspot.com to post my experiences with anything not related to personal things with topics such as computer, gadget, or other technical matters. At yousaytoo, I will only post my personal experiences not related to technical things, from now on So you may visit the site right now and post your comments about it for my feedback. About the uploaded pictures,

Here we have a digital pinball table created by Daniel Soltis. Two player can play against each other or one player can play it like an ordinary pinball game. The game is projected from the ceiling onto the table and reacts when the player pushes the buttons. Here's a video to show you how it looks.

Strange sad dolls, there's more on Digital Dolls

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U are welcome to check out the DC 1011 Carat Digital Camera from Minox. This simple point and shoot digital camera looks as though it was recently touched by Midas himself, featuring a 24 carat gold plated case and ten 0.03 carat diamonds surrounding the lens area. Extravagance aside, the DC 1011 features a 10 megapixel image sensor, a 2.5 LCD display, image stabilization, video recording in VGA resolution, voice notes, and an SD card slot. $1,699.

A new study has estimated how much digital information is zipping around.The report, assembled by the technology research firm IDC, sought to account for all the ones and zeros that make up photos, videos, e-mail, Web pages, instant messages, phone calls and other digital content cascading through our world today. The researchers assumed that an average digital file gets replicated three times.Add it all up and IDC determined that the world generated 161 billion gigabytes (161 exabytes) of digital information last year.That's like 12 stacks of books that each reach from the Earth to the sun.

The First mobile device with rollable display for reading personal information, newspapers and books. TELECOM ITALIA through TIM will co-develop and market in Italy the world’s first rollable display enabled personal device for digital content distribution while Polymer Vision will market the device in the rest of the world. More on the subject