Archive for March, 2008

All About Playstation 3

It is a computer entertainment system that unleashes a brilliant, high-definition entertainment experience which is incomparable. It delivers the next generation of interactive entertainment. Playstation-3 is the third home video game

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Performance uses silence to bridge ancient and modern Japanese music - The Birmingham News - al.com

Performance uses silence to bridge ancient and modern Japanese music
The Birmingham News - al.com, AL -Feb 28, 2008
Missing from the Tokyo-based ensemble's concert were the staple instruments of Japanese music - koto, shakuhachi and shamisen. In their place were three

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Sharp Shootin’ Remote Control

Here’s a TV remote control that brings new meaning to the term trigger-happy. Literally a point-and-shoot, the Sharp Shootin’ Remote Control (US$20.20) is clearly gunning for the sofa sheriff with The …

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Live Japanese music in Jerusalem - Jerusalem Post

Live Japanese music in Jerusalem
Jerusalem Post, Israel -Mar 3, 2008
By MIRIAM A. SHAVIV Traditional Japanese Puppet Theatre music will be performed in Jerusalem this week by singer-narrator Toyotake Rosetayu and shamisen

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Onkyo’s exciting entry A/V receiver trio

It was a no-brainer when Onkyo launched the brilliant 2007 TX-SR605 price-buster with cutting-edge onboard Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio decoding. Not only was this model awarded the coveted CNET …

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KSO keyboardist honors mentor in `Garden' concert - Kalamazoo Gazette - MLive.com

KSO keyboardist honors mentor in `Garden' concert
Kalamazoo Gazette - MLive.com, MI -Mar 22, 2008
The piece hails from Yamada's native Japan and bears the influence of traditional Japanese music. Yamada previously performed the piece in June 2006 in

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Robot drummer goes solo, plays solos

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Finally you can give your drummer his walking papers. Let’s be honest, he was the weak link in the band, right? From now on, all your percussive duties can be carried out by this ingenious bot, whose only duty in artificial-life is to roll around, find objects to bang on, and create funky little loops. Basically, the Yellow Drum Machine uses two microphones / sound sensors on its “head” to search out surfaces suitable for rocking, then uses two sticks to play a beat, record it, and accompany the playback. The end result is a surprisingly human — and wiggle-inducing — rhythm. Check the video after the break to see just how nasty this robot gets.

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Blu-ray recorders with a mirror treatment

If you’re plain tired of the nonchalant facade of an average Blu-ray player, the exquisite mirror finish of the new Mitsubishi Electric recorders is guaranteed to knock your socks off. Pretty …

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Japaneseinvention

The cute little guy, about 5 feet long and 2 and a half feet high, simply plows into snowbanks, taking in the white stuff, compressing it and neatly

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JapaneseInvention That Won’t Change This World

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