that is one of the most clever ideas on displaying information i’ve ever seen. i love these novel ways of displaying information without a regular add-on lcd. one of my other fav was somebody using a multipmeter to display number information by generating a frequency and the frequency was displayed. good job alberto! keep them comin’

Posted at 11:24 am on Feb 22nd, 2006 by kamet

So simple, yet so good.

I love the stuff on Alberto’s site. I’ll admit, living in the land of NTSC, its a huge letdown to find that some of his other projects use PAL (via a SCART connector no less). Still, there’s a wealth of information on his ‘designs’ page.

Posted at 12:42 pm on Feb 22nd, 2006 by pragma

I was thinking “well, why not just replace it with a PC?” and then I figured out the costs (particularly for software). Packaged, this would be a really interesting product to sell — TigerDirect already has “computer-less” presentation building and viewing devices.

Posted at 3:46 am on Feb 24th, 2006 by ravuya

Ok quick question could someone please tell me where i can order some of these blank circut boards that are used every where? i’ve googled and can’t find just plane blank ones.

Posted at 4:24 pm on Feb 27th, 2006 by Justin

to justin:

I think, if you are talking about the pre-drilled protoboards, you can get them with/out the pads around each hole at Radioshack.

Posted at 1:51 pm on Apr 9th, 2006 by /dev/null

to justin:

I think, if you are talking about the pre-drilled protoboards, you can get them with/out the pads around each hole at Radioshack.

Posted at 1:52 pm on Apr 9th, 2006 by /dev/null