Tuesday, May 31, 2016

EMONSTER S11HT (Variant of HTC Tytn II) running Pocket Scheme

EMONSTER S11HT (Variant of HTC Tytn II) running Pocket Scheme

I felt like using my Windows Mobile EMONSTER S11HT to program a short script on the device itself. I used the code from Wikipedia.

Here's a photo of it.

The Japanese Variant of HTC Tytn II.

Friday, May 20, 2016

Playing this game on iPad mini Retina.

Playing this game on iPad mini Retina.
It is called Adventure Capitalist.

It's fun to play time to time.

After much hesitation, I upgraded my iPad mini Retina to iOS 9.3... So far so good...

Monday, April 4, 2016

Lytro Camera





I happened to buy a Lytro Camera today on eBay.

It should arrive in 1-2weeks.



I'm interested in making experimental photographies with this camera.

Will keep you guys posted.

Wednesday, January 27, 2016

TOSHIBA Dynabook N29 First Impression



Well, today I bought a new small laptop (even smaller than my Macbook Air). It is called Dynabook N29 and it is a 2 in 1 type (tablet  + keyboard).

At 8.9 inch, it has an amazing resolution of 1920 x 1200 pixels. At first, this laptop was in tablet mode, so I had a hard time figuring how to enable Windows resize. You can do this from notification bar by disabling tablet mode. 

I will write more soon.

Monday, January 25, 2016

Wednesday, January 20, 2016

CMatrix for Linux Zaurus on Sharp Zaurus SL-C1000


Just a video I took today. Matrix like scroll down text for Zaurus.
CMatrix for Linux Zaurus on Sharp Zaurus SL-C1000

Wednesday, December 9, 2015

Tiny Core Linux on Sony Tablet P using Limbo PC Emulator

Tiny Core Linux on Sony Tablet P using Limbo PC Emulator

I've used the Tiny Core Linux on Sony Tablet P. It is pretty cool to be able to use Linux on top of Android (although Android itself is based on Linux).

I used Pentium 3 emulation with 128MB of RAM. I used Hacker's Keyboard as the keyboard, and the keyboard is much smoother than the stock Sony keyboard. It is nice to have up, down, left and right keys as well.

This Tiny Core Linux will come in handy when I want to scribble notes and tinkering.


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