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reply posted on 15-1-2012 @ 03:05 PM by LightSpeedDriver
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Every day starts with physical exercise. A fit worker is a productive and happy worker...


reply posted on 15-1-2012 @ 03:07 PM by 1825114
here's one report, not as detailed as what I heard last night, but I'll keep looking...

Voice-activated TVs debut at consumer electronics show
LAS VEGAS (CNN) - The 2012 International Consumer Electronics show is one of the largest consumer technology trade shows in the world and even with thousands of exhibitors, the biggest draws are always the televisions.

This year is no exception. The new trend is a TV you can talk to.

Samsung's new TVs are controlled by voice, physical gestures and facial recognition.

"What we've done is we've built a camera right into the TV. You can surge the web by moving your hand around. You can point to click," Ethan Rasiel with Samsung said...



reply posted on 15-1-2012 @ 03:07 PM by g146541
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Ehhh, who cares.
If you need a 3d hd r2 d2 television in your home, maybe you are in touch with the new world order and do not care or worry about your rights.
Just leave me alone as long as I can watch american idiot or my favorite chef be a tough guy...
Tough guy chef???
Reality tv is the bane of humanity.


reply posted on 15-1-2012 @ 03:14 PM by woogleuk
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I was against 3D TV until I bought this one, the active shutter glasses are much better than the passive ones (and more expensive too sadly, £80 a pair).

Playing Microsoft flight simulator through it is an experience in itself.

I am now pro 3D, lol.


reply posted on 15-1-2012 @ 06:09 PM by woogleuk
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Originally posted by baphomet420

please, show me a study, ANY study that states data can be sent through a standard power line ANY distance with electricity flowing in the opposite direction...

i think you are making stuff up...


You have to be kidding right?

I use such a device in my home to network to the bedroom PC, through the electrical circuit.

I think you should think, and / or do research into subjects you clearly know nothing about before coming on here and trying to shoot me down.
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reply posted on 15-1-2012 @ 07:45 PM by baphomet420
Originally posted by woogleuk
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Originally posted by baphomet420

please, show me a study, ANY study that states data can be sent through a standard power line ANY distance with electricity flowing in the opposite direction...

i think you are making stuff up...


You have to be kidding right?

I use such a device in my home to network to the bedroom PC, through the electrical circuit.

I think you should think, and / or do research into subjects you clearly know nothing about before coming on here and trying to shoot me down.
edit on 15/1/12 by woogleuk because: (no reason given)


i could say the same thing as you...
you do not know my education...

i stand behind my statement...
you state you are data through a circut in home, i didn't say you cannot do that...
i said that you can not transmit data AGAINST electricity...

if your TV is plugged in, its drawing POWER from the outlet, there is NO WAY that data can be transmitted against that power to get it out of your house...

if you claim this can be done, show me ONE example, you have not done that...

im just dumbfounded that you claim this can be done, yet you are telling me that I need the schooling...
hopefully you just misread what I said...


reply posted on 16-1-2012 @ 07:58 AM by woogleuk
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Yes you can transmit against the power, I have gave you an example, I use one, well two, one in the living room and one in the bedroom, it is still drawing power through the same socket that it is sending AND receiving data.

Try using Google, I'll even give you a hint "power-line adapter".

Your attitude was the reason I replied the way I did, if you had asked how it was possible, rather than stating it was impossible in the manner that you did, I might have been more inclined to explain how the technology works.

To quote you, and why I am not being more helpful to you:

i think you are making stuff up...
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