E22-Microsoft Drops Fees, Sony's Smartwatch2 & Ear Implant | Red-Headed Geek Show
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Channel: Parts-People Dell Laptop Experts · 2013 · Entertainment
A man named Rich Lee is an individual who has become the first person to surgically implant a magnet into his ear for it to work as headphones. Inserted into his tragus is the magnet and around his neck is a coil device. The coil causes a magnetic field creating sound waves. Microsoft recently dropped fees that are used against game developers when patches or new games are released. The charges are used to ensure games are well-made, up to certification requirements and seen as important enough to release. At over 29 thousand dollars worth of backing, a company called Techjango from Austin, Texas are excited about their Xbox 360 laptop to launch. The case itself is partially assembled by a 3D printer, also using high quality 3mm black acrylic for the panels and the custom touch interface is based on the Arduino processor. This Video and Blog: http://blog.parts-people.com/2013/06/28/e22-microsoft-drops-fees-sonys-smartwatch-2-ear-implant-red-headed-geek-show/ Parts-People Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/partspeople Parts-People Red Headed Geek Show Page: http://blog.parts-people.com/category/technology-news/the-red-headed-geek-show/
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