Axsotic: a 3D spheric mouse artists will drool over – New Tech Gadgets & Electronic Devices. The typical mouse and keyboard setup is not challenged very often, but when it is most people are reluctant to change the input habits they have built up over many years. In the digital art field, however, users have been more accepting of change and we have seen the graphic tablet and pen catch on, as well as the more recent Cintiq display growing in popularity. Now there’s another input device attempting to replace the mouse on your desk called the axsotic. It’s described as a 3D spheric mouse and promises a much better input experience for those working with 3D content such as artists using packages like Maya or 3ds Max. The reason axostic works so well is the ability to not only rotate the ball to rotate a camera or object on-screen, but also to nudge the ball in your hand.
That gives you a second set of movement which translates to move, zoom, and rotate all at once with a single hand. The other hand is then left free to work on whatever is being moved around with the axsotic. Gaming Hideout. 30 Enviously Cool Home Office Setups. Those who work from home, like me, spend the lion’s share of their working week sitting in their home office. Why oh why, therefore, are so many home offices dull, lifeless places that you wouldn’t want to spend 10 minutes, let alone 10 hours a day! We can all learn a thing or two about interior design from the 30 incredibly cool setups below, each one unique, reflecting the aesthetic and professional sensibilities of its owner. Although sickeningly impressive, most of these setups are achievable with just a little bit of effort, equipment and space.
Rather than focus solely on multi-screen madness, which really does cost a fortune, I’ve attempted to pick as wide a variety of setups as possible. So transform your envy into inspiration and see what changes you can make to your own working environment. 1. iMac, iBook, MacBook An iMac, an iBook and a MacBook- what a breathtaking trio of electronic delights. 2.
Who says black and white is boring? 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. iMac. Классный моддинг (68 фото. Jann Lipka. A PC The Size of your Phone Jack? Well, maybe it's a bit bigger than a phone jack, but this "desktop computer" is built to be installed in a wall, with cords for the mouse, the keyboard, the speakers and the monitor running out of it. And at peak use, it only draws about five watts of power. Absolutely remarkable! The manufacturers of the Jack PC are calling it a "desktop" but it isn't quite what we think of as a computer. For one thing, it doesn't have a hard drive. So how does it work? Basically the Chip PC can either connect to a local network and use the files on a shared server, or it can operate by itself, but the only software it will run is Internet Explorer and you wont be able to save anything.
Planet Green: Buy Green: Desktop Computers Remarkably, the Jack PC does not even require you to plug it in. In time, as low-power flash drives become larger and more powerful, I can see a wall-mounted PC that pulls no more than five watts becoming the norm. ::Jade Integration ::Chip PC. Howstuffworks "How Liquid-cooled PCs Work"