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Article Title Author Company eMag Issue Article Synopsis
Home Golf Simulators Chuck Faust aboutGolf

Dec 2010

 A golf simulator typically includes tracking technology of some kind (machine vision, infrared, radar, etc). The tracking, along with the game software make up the foundation of the golf simulator. The other major elements include an enclosure, a projector, a screen, a touchscreen and computer.
GPS Mileage Logger Manuel E. Fernandez Vulocity

Nov 2008

 Are you deducting the miles you drive for business? Are you logging them accurately or automatically? If not, you're losing 58.5 cents (IRS rates) per business mile. If you drive a lot for your business, you cannot afford not to deduct your business miles? With the 2008 Business Mileage Deduction of 58.5 cents per mile, and with gas prices at record levels, it’s really a no brainer!
Lawnbott LB3500 Gail Jones Paradise Robotics

Apr 2008

 The Lawnbott LB3500 is equipped with Bluetooth for control from a compatible cellular telephone. There is a special program that is loaded on the cell phone.
Golf GPS Rangefinders - Part 1 Al Abrams Abrams Creative Golf

Apr 2008

 Golf GPS devices are just the latest helpers in a game where the ability to play with precision and accuracy have always been prized.
Which Future for Robots? Philippe Kervizic POB-Technology

Aug 2007

 Whether you are a teacher, an educator, a researcher or a technology enthusiast, it is important to hop on the 'robot' train right now. Robots represent our future in all those areas.
Fatman iTube Michael Silver Audio High

Jun 2007

 The iTube's warmth and liquidity very nicely smoothes the rough edges of the iPod's output and makes the music surprisingly good for such a small, inexpensive system.
The QMotions-Golf™ Indoor Golf Simulator Brandon Hetherington

Dec 2004

 Instead of using the Mouse for controlling golf swings, The QMotions-Golf™ Indoor Golf Simulator uses patented electronic technology to recognize swing speed and measure club head directional impact to translate actual golf swings into popular golf game titles like EA SPORTS™ Tiger Woods PGA TOUR® 2004 (included with the Simulator), and others.
TVscreenART Bob Hetherington

Jun 2003

 TVScreenART is an exiting new way to present visual art on a regular TV screen in excellent quality. It’s a “virtual painting” on TV. Typically, TVscreenART is shown when entertaining at parties, dinners, social events or simply for relaxation.
Wireless Toys Wayne Caswell

Dec 2001

 Some of the products discussed provide adequate performance under ideal conditions, but there are many things that emit radio interference that can impact performance. These include stadium lights, cordless phones, microwave ovens, wireless LANs, and anything else that operates in the unlicensed 900 MHz or 2.4 GHz frequency band.
The Trinexus TVPostman Rob Williams

Apr 2001

 From the comfort of your favourite lazy-boy, you can write e-mail from the wireless keyboard and still watch TV thanks to picture in picture viewing. You can’t ask for an easier solution to stay in contact with friends and family.
Dolphin Pocket Digital Camera Bob Hetherington

Apr 2001

 For $100 this is a great little toy ... with many uses. For example ... it took me about 15 minutes to take photos of every nook and cranny of our home for insurance purposes. I burned them onto a CD and now have a record in case of theft or fire.
GPS Vehicle Tracking Project Tim Skaja C-Cube Automation

Dec 1997

 "Stargate announces when the vehicle is at landmarks around town such as the mall, church, school, etc. Or if the vehicle is between these locations, it merely announces the vehicle's speed and heading."

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