Today's nerd girl

WOW, it's a NES!!!

I'mWatch: android watches

Directly from Italy (designed and assembled in Italy) watches with Android OS inside...

Take a look: http://www.imwatch.it/en/smartwatch/imcolor/

The periodic table of irrational nonsense

Awesome!! 

The interactive version: http://www.crispian.net/PTIR/Nonsense.html

Paleofuture

What people thought of year 2000 ... in the 1900

Every person has an airplane... lol

Memorizing books with a machine. An old dream...

Flying boat...

Emails transmission...

This is Skype, for sure...

Wanna see more? Go here: http://www.sinn-frei.com/wie-man-sich-das-jahr-2000-vor-100-jahren-vorstellte_12947.htm

Pixel Art: unomoralez

Unomoralez is a pixel painter, his works are awesome.

You MUST visit his site.

Visit: http://unomoralez.com/

Uncle Steve meme

Other pics related? Memegenerator.
If you like some of these pics on Memegenerator link them in the comments.

C'mon Asus...

The news is old but.... (May 2011 maybe)
C'mon Asus, what are you doing? Your designers have no fantasy?

Why are you copying in this way another laptop?
Ok, maybe this Asus is more powerful than Apple Macbook (I don't check specs), but there is no reason to copy his form.
There is no more imagination. I am very disappointed.

Is this the Iphone 5?

I will slide to unlock with all my pleasure...

Windows 7: Age of Empires Online theme

Why not?
This theme is very nice and the included sounds bring my mind on AoE... download it now!
There are many other themes like Alan Wake...

http://windows.microsoft.com/it-IT/windows/downloads/age-of-empires-online-theme

Screens without Aero interface...damn...

An Italian story: Olivetti

I like the stories of the past, where small companies led with passion and courage faced challenges that today seem small and insignificant, but at that time were of a unimaginable greatness.

This time I want to talk about an Italian company, Olivetti, born in 1908 and dedicated to innovation in the field of mechanical, electronic and computer products.

This company began producing typewriters and calculating tools such as mechanical and electromechanical Divsumma14 the first calculator in the world with the four operations and printing (1948).

Divsumma14

In the 1957 the first mainframe computer called Elea and in the 1962 the first "Personal Computer" called Programma101:

It worked with the precision of 22 digits and 15 fixed-point decimal. Programming language was similar to Assembler, but simpler. 

For more (but this voice is incomplete): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olivetti

Now the good times when passion drove innovation are over.
Only the big companies for reasons of economic power can meet the challenge in designing and manufacturing their idea completely.