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Test report: Pulse Smartpen on Mac

On 04/15/2010, in java, other, by bechte

This is a test report about the Pulse Smartpen, 2GB version.

After a while of testing the Pulse Smartpen I think it is time to write a smart report. Let’s start with a picture and the technical specification:

Technical specification

  1. Processor: ARM 9
  2. Screen: 96×18 OLED Display
  3. Camera: High speed infrared camera (over 70 images/sec)
  4. 2GB NAND (over 200h recording time) (depends on audio quality)
  5. Battery: 300 mAh rechargeable lithium (unfortunately NON-removable)
  6. Embedded microphone: Mono recording
  7. Headset microphone: 3-D recording, binaural or stereo recording
  8. Playback: Embedded speaker or audio jack (2.5mm)
  9. USB mobile charging cradle
  10. Size: 15.5cm length, 1.5cm width
  11. Weight: 36g

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Running TeXlipse plugin on a Mac with MacTeX

On 04/13/2010, in eclipse, latex, university, by bechte

This is a short installation guide for running LaTeX within eclipse on a Mac with MacTeX distribution installed on it.

When I first started with TeX I used the TextMate with TeXShop and it was a real good thing. Now as I am looking forward to make more use of LaTeX and BibTex I wanted to have an editor that supports auto-completion. As a eclipse user for creating Java Applications, WebApps and Plugins for eclipse I was electricized after I read about TeXlipse, so I had to give it a try.
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Make use of the HTML5 Canvas element

On 04/10/2010, in canvas, by bechte

I just investigated some time to look behind the curtain of the HTML5 canvas element. It’s been a while since I wanted to do so, but – you know – work isn’t always giving you the time to do things like this. Finally, I managed it and I am very fascinated!
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I just investigated some time to look behind the curtain of the HTML5 canvas element. It’s been a while since I wanted to do so, but – you know – work isn’t always giving you the time to do things like this. Finally, I managed it and I am very fascinated!
After a quick look at some examples I found out about the Processing JavaScript Library (http://processingjs.org), written by Ben Fry and Casey Reas. Real cool stuff can be easily down with this library as shown on their site. I am now trying to get myself to do some cool features. I will report on if anything new will come on my way. Keep reading. :-)

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