The Geek Church

There’s a lot today, so let’s get it on.

Dell’s Vice President decided to show the world the 9.99 millimeter Adamo XPS.

Sony is celebrating Breast Cancer Awareness month (that’s this month, by the way) with pink products.

A-DATA has a very cool portable hard drive called the SH93. It’s both durable and water-resistant.

Sprint and LG is apparently coming out with a sequel to the Lotus. Not much in the way of changes so far.

Verizon has come out with the Razzle. Is it candy or is it gum?

Blue Microphones have come out with the Eyeball 2.0 with a higher quality lens.

I got a chance to try out the 3M MPro 120 Pocket Projector. You can read about my experience here.

I also got a chance to try out the i.VoicePRO 901 Bluetooth Headset. You can read about that experience there.

This particular robot known as the Hoya can roll itself into a burning building and check for survivors or other damage.

Okay, today I have discovered one of the greatest technologies that I have ever seen.

It essentially works by drawing something in a paint program, and then label your drawings what they are supposed to be. From there, photoshop will fill in the gaps of what you have created.

So, as the illustration shows, a drawing of a cheetah chasing a motorcyclist in the desert produces a somewhat realistic photo of a cheetah chasing a motocross rider going through the desert.

By the way, the user got to pick what cheetah, what rider, and what desert he or she wanted to use.

This technology comes from several universities working together, and I think it is the wave of the future, baby!

It begins today. Some guy has actually invented a Laser Watch, a product that is designed to read the bar codes tattooed on your wrist.

Oh no! It would appear that I may have to print a retraction of my previous article about why Christians are afraid of technology.

Now that they have made this device, there is nothing to prevent that darn AntiChrist from seriously taking over.

If you dare to read more, there is some terrifying details after the jump.

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