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google.com - 10/30/2008

Google Experimental Search

— google.com — Google is always experimenting with new features aimed at improving the search experience. Take one for a spin and let us know what you think. Join an experiment and you'll see that feature whenever you do a Google search. Your selected experiment: ... (more) Google Experimental Search

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vimeo.com - 11/6/2008

Fog Screen 1.0 on Vimeo (video)

— vimeo.com — Channels . Search Videos Search People Search Groups Search Channels Search Forums Help Vimeo Basics Help Forums Log In Sign up now and... 1. Upload your videos 2. Share your videos 3. Connect with others ... (more) Fog Screen 1.0 on Vimeo (video)

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vimeo.com - 10/29/2008

Beer pouring robot at TMCO open house on Vimeo (video)

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Video: How Consumer Reports reviews gadgets
Boing Boing Gadgets — Consumer Reports is renowned for the rigor and comprehensiveness of its tests, as well as its independence from advertising money. Last week, it hosted a lab tour covering the work that it does, from the everyday testing of cameras gadgets to the unintuitive complexities that affect the display quality of a TV signal. Without further ado, here's video from the event, each covering one variety of blinkenthing that the mag looked at while putting together its forthcoming electronics issue. Camcorders: "I'm going to do a little show and tell ... with the image shaker." ...

A Look Inside the Consumer Reports Gadget Testing Dungeons [Product Testing]
Gizmodo — BoingBoing Gadgets took a field trip to tour some of Consumer Reports' electronics testing facilities, where they found a perfect physical manifestation of everything that the magazine feels like: middle-aged men giving droll, monotone speeches about methodology in a series of depressing rooms, each containing a minimalist, utilitarian testing apparatus. And mannequins. While it's interesting to see what bizarre contraptions they've contrived to test gadgets, it's hard not to notice how dated and bloated the whole system feels. Check out the full video tour at [BBG] ...