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When Is a Pen Not a Pen?
March 29, 2007 By 4 Comments
Slice of SciFi #455: Original Or Extra Radiation?
It's Monday and that means it's time for some news, trivia and a con report! On today's installment, Joss Whedon thanks fans for the record-breaking opening to The Avengers, we've got a summer book recommendation and we wonder if the Hulk was pulled over in Connecticut. (Hulk speed!)
Think you know the tag line to summer blockbusters? Kurt's here to test that with our latest trivia segment.
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Why no article link to go with nifty pics?
Also... I don't think I'll be giving up my desktop just yet. I don't think those little pens have the processing power or framerate to run my video games yet.
Sorry no link. These were sent directly to me via email from a friend in the computer biz.
I saw those same images in an email 3-4 years ago. It's an interesting concept, but must be some problem if they haven't been released to the public yet.
I think the only problem at this point for this product from Japan may be price and marketing -- getting the western consumer willing to pay big bucks for something small enough to easily loose.