Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts

Saturday, November 27, 2010

Samsung unveils new 55-inch LCD with ultraslim bezel, loads a DIY video walls

By Vlad Savov posted Oct 11th 2010 3: 38 AM remember the world's thinnest bezel separation sharp touted just this past June? Forget it. Samsung has defeated his Japanese competitors with the unveiling of a new 55-inch digital display panels, the functions of mounts of 3.8 mm on the top and left edges and 1.9 mm on the bottom and right, leads to a 5.7 mm distance between the contents of the adjacent displays positive slim. The good stuff is extended with full HD resolution and a dazzling 700 nits brightness. There are also a 46-inch model, offering a separation 7.6 mm (Note: this is still pretty damn skinny), although we have yet to learn when and where home theater aspiring nuts may be able to either to get screen.

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Friday, November 26, 2010

Sony's Internet TV (powered by Google TV) first hands-on! (update: video)


We have taken just our unworthy eyes to the new Sony Internet TV, powered by Google TV (boy is that a mouthful) and it looks exactly the right kind of modern. We have to play a quick chance with the remote control and it definitely appeals to the nerd in uns--keep nice and use, although the optical mouse pad in the upper right corner was pretty shaky on the we tried units. (Sony chalk it up to RF interference, but we need to investigate further.) We will update you with some video so stay tuned!

Update: The video is up. Plus we have some thoughts for you double your pleasure: it's interesting how the user interface between the different TV sizes skaliert-- which sees search bar funny big on the larger TV sizes and just about right onto the medium sizes.While don't have to switch inputs, such as Sony and Google are so proud to say that there would be a clear resolution switch which app UI durchmacht-TV between live TV and the Google TV - 1080i, 720 p our guess.Something could be a real problem for Google TV is the lack of UI consistency. You are dealing with your DVR's UI, the Google search app maybe of TV search and record experience, the chrome browsing experience, and then independent user interface of a certain media (all the ones we were tempted considerably). You can also search, your recorded shows Google TV interface or your own DVRS from the UI that could among other overlapping functions as confusing if it not convenient.The image-in-picture feature, which is a simple right click is on the right d-pad to be likely a well worn option for TV users-while a show going live, something look up in the browser or in an app bread sort of this computer and butter is, and it's pretty easy to werden.der Sony keyboard feels remotely nicely in your hand, but it's pretty intuitive. Although of course position two thumbs up to the controls, thou shalt not, to use you at the same time - you can either under your right arrow the UI with the left thumb or control of the mouse with finicky optical pad.The two things on the right button are completely separated so that you use the arrows and accidentally click End Select, what always under the mouse pointer and one other way is totally geht.Es strange, especially since it's supposed to feel like a PS3 controller-a controller that typically used the two thumb controls together very effectively.Oh, and there are a million tiny buttons for everything all in any configuration make a ton of sense and some of them just total are mysterious - there no way you are going to get to do what the stars and fn keys right off the bat.


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Saturday, November 20, 2010

T-mobile launches 4 G campaign of encounter a stiletto AT & T's network (video)

We had guessed, T-Mobile's new advertising campaign would ruffle some feathers, but we were not ready for so outrageous trash talking right off the bat. Of course, it is trash talk dressed in a pretty white and magenta dress and vote in the most angelic, but T-Mobile makes his point AT & T subscribers delivered loud and clear: we have 4 g, you don't. Whether you the network current 21Mbps theoretical Max is a true representation of 4 g or not hold, will we leave up to you; So make sure to join us after the break for the Apple scented commercial that teases the MyTouch 4 g, a HSPA + to be happens the T-Mobile today initiation of handset.

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Thursday, November 18, 2010

Xbox 360 mod reflects the infinite regress of adulthood (video)

Breathe deeply and step on the Middle step of the career ladder. Return home confused alimony unpaid, dishes such as a pie in the sky, which was miles to high piled up. You grab a bag of chips and take a seat on the infinite Xbox 360 mod. You crawl within. Lost in a vapor alcohol soft middle-aged breathe.

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Monday, November 15, 2010

Redbox newsstands now test the U.S. video game rental

Redbox begin location around the United States DVD rental kiosks video games this month, span testing earlier in the limited equipment.

Although he hasn t been an ' official announcement on the games, there is already a ' section where you can find games and locate in the vicinity of kiosks that offer for rent Redbox Web site.

When we contacted Redbox for comment, a spokesman told us that the company began testing rental of video games in August 2009, but that this month, "Redbox increasing rental games test video to include additional material in the West, Midwest and Atlantic" "" ' as part of an ongoing test to assess the consumer interest in the rental of video games. ""

Games PlayStation 3, Nintendo Wii, Xbox 360 and Nintendo DS are included (no PSP do games, apparently) inventory, which is ' very large t.It mainly includes recent, top-selling versions.You will not find many ' classic t in the mixture.

Each fresh rental $ 2 a day — twice as much as a DVD movie and $0.50 for more than one flick of Blu - ray it works exactly like the DVD and Blu - ray rental except the prix.Vous visit booth, take your disk, and it returns whenever you are finished.

Redbox main rival Netflix meteorologists t "still offer video games but not t yet" Redbox provides continuous online, the game is still in progress.

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Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Windows Mobile 7's find my phone feature in Microsoft video teased

And then there were three. Apple's find my iPhone introduced a pretty compelling idea-one that includes, search through your phone unlocking the GPS that that it held in an other poor lock. A few weeks back, big red announced a similar service for VZW branded BlackBerry, WebOS and mobile, and now that Windows Mobile 7 will reveal its red carpet, we learn that Microsoft's latest mobile OS similar functionality in baked has. The feature is teased in a new Microsoft video that from the cloud features the AP7, which also demonstrates the phone remain in sync with contacts that shows on the PC, Xbox LIVE play with friends and take a picture to the phone just moments before it on a Windows 7 laptop display added. Hope to get a better idea of how the handset recovery system works (and how much it costs) to get a little later in the day, but for now, that above video is briefly embedded after the break.

[Thanks, JagsLive.]

See more video to our hub!

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Sunday, November 7, 2010

Squarehead technology's amazing AudioScope can in the Court, tune tune out of the masses (video)

Squarehead Technology's amazing AudioScope lets you tune in on the big stars, tune out the crowds (video)No, not the picture above is the mother ship finally come to us bring home. In fact it is placed no UFO of any class, rather an array of 300 omnidirectional microphones in perfect symmetry around a central camera. Linked together as some incredible things can do it. AudioScope Norwegian company called Squarehead technology and it could enable more arenas in your area, be a broadcaster "Enlarge any sound" in direction. Allows a connected computer to calculate the layout of the system when sound from any point in the arena are exactly each massage individual microphone. System then will give you just that sound extract the rest muffle furnace and an incredibly clear rendition of what said and heard on the Court. How delete? Do you want to watch the video after the break, and then consider the sport networks to employees just as many more censors need be if this thing is widespread.

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Saturday, November 6, 2010

Panasonic Lumix phone eyes on (video)

By Ross Miller 2010 posted October 5th 1: 22 pm directly to the schedule, Panasonic's 13.2 megapixel Lumix phone booth debuted physical within NTT DoCoMo CEATEC buried. And by buried we mean locked behind Plexiglas and beyond the reach of our own hands. That didn't stop the light detection mechanism of our cameras, however. We're not sure where mentioned the "mechanism" in the press release comes out, but it seems a slider phone which holds a number pad-text entry box from view. Color options include black, pink, blue and gold (although open told us more silver saw it). Ah, that means no chance sample shots from the devices offer but we have a smattering of product photos that could derive Glee-and the above video of which after the break.

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Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Supertoy of Kubrick is Fujitsu social robot bear dreams, almost (video)

By Ross Miller 2010 posted October 5th 2: 40 pm Ah, the Fujitsu bear cub social robots. What child or elderly person should go without a "people-friendly Terminal" with snuggly soft fur and a camera instead of the popular button nose? The little guy made short the round this year, but this is our first time to make acquaintances. The duo waved us, waved us, laughed with (?) us and then eventually decided arbitrarily fall asleep, ignore uns-- just like our actual friends! The representative told us this prototype - with a reported 300 actions 12 actuators (three face, three neck and six in the body), 13 skin touch sensors, hand grip sensors, a tilt sensor and a microphone - one unchecked way of hitting childcare / nursing home market. For now, enjoy the pictures below and footage, after the break... and if all this eerily familiar hey seems, we are with you. A wink and a nod in this direction can be found on the second video.


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Tuesday, November 2, 2010

TDK's transparent and curved OLED display eyes-on (video)

By Chris Ziegler 2010 posted October 5th 2: 19 pm remember the Sony Ericsson Xperia pureness? It would be hard to forget - but with a transparent monochrome display, the whole transparency at a list price of $ 1,000, which was little more than a novelty to a phone that served little practical purpose. TDK may be the solution with its new transparent QVGA OLEDs, now manufacturers in black and white and a beautiful colors variation by the end of the year. At two inches offer 200ppi pixel density and are safer than you might think: the light shines only in one direction so that you can actually see all the data from the back although you can see by the display. Click you at a glance of view seemed not so lively as the best AMOLEDs on the market, but then again, these are passive-matrix, and really can say in our videos after the break where the refresh scan pending. Think this is the price, the figures for transparency, right? We also have flexible OLED screens, TDK on side of got some video of the 3.5-inch; they are not transparent, but considering the long, narrow resolution we can't help but think would make for amazing watches (or high-tech Glowstick replacement for raves).

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Monday, November 1, 2010

Sharp Galapagos e reading tablets hands-on (video)

By Ross Miller posted October 5th 2010 00: 11 sharp 5.5 and 10, 8 inch Galapagos are to desire something. Sharp got the Android-powered e-tablets of reading strongly on display here at CEATEC, which of course means we us jumped at the chance to try it. The interface is a bit slow as pinch-to-zoom in the browser. That said pages displayed in full (as our favourite Engadget) and examples were crispy like supplied magazine (Newsweek, GQ--all in Japanese, of course). Flash 10 is supported although we get no chance to try it. The missing trackball on the 10, 8-inch model was not much cause for concern as it all, but was redundant to the 5.5-incher. Looks promising now, but with its US launch not expected, until sometime in 2011, no telling what the competition might look like then. More pictures in the gallery below!

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Friday, October 29, 2010

Toshiba Regza GL1 3D preview: no frills, no glasses, some problems (video)

By Ross Miller posted October 5th 2010 8: 24 AM it is with some surprise that we pen, finger, key to screen, praise for a 3D display-- especially one that is free of glasses (the staff is still a bit divided on Nintendo's 3DS-Bildschirm).) But here we go. Toshiba's 20 Regza 20GL1 3D was set on the one hand on the CEATEC and it actually is a number we could comfortably just for a given period of time to see. Viewing angle are not too shabby, which deflect refresh rate not visible or inherently cause headaches and with 720 p, you can actually get a nice picture. The 56-inch concept conjured a worthy image as well, but then again, it caused a prototype with no immediate purpose as a participant is awe at this point. If we would blame, say, seeing the display where you two different perspectives angle (pictured) above for an example are too wide, which means that you really be careful where you can sit on the couch when you should buy something like this for your den.

Hand a notebook which cut nicht.vielleicht is simple at this point was just too early in the development, but what saw was had minimal depth and unfortunately low / perceived refresh rate; if the video loop was playing which UI switched, it saw Windows 7, grainy and extremely difficult lesen-- certainly an ad tries to the side effect, the permanent 3D use in 2D mode to be used for.

Leaves that makes us to talk, 12 12GL1 and what we can explicitly others a disappointment?466 X 350-resolution (Yes, that is smaller than standard definition) is simply awful lose, the 3D effect slightly move left or right, depth is not pronounced and medium-fast to speed footage just doesn't work.For all the warm yet cautious approval we give the 20GL1, his little brother is easy… ¥ 240.000 for 20 is quite the black sheep especially when ¥ 120,000 ($ 1,443) a bargain, but at least you get screen a quality and for once you need additional eyewear, taken it to genießen.Dezidiert two-dimensional snapshots and video, which is an almost stockdunkel showroom from below (i.e. very not optimal).




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Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Netflix video out support brings iPhone 4 Fourth Gen iPod touch

By Donald Melanson 2010 posted October 5th 1: 19 PM Netflix already added video output support his iPad app for a few months, and it now has the same functionality to iPhone and iPod touch users as well. Unfortunately it is not quite all iPhone and iPod touch brings users quickly, how the app will support only video output on the iPhone 4 and fourth-generation iPod touch. If this does not pose a problem for you you can grab however free the updated app from your favorite source of the iPhone apps now.

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Monday, October 18, 2010

HTC HD7 leaked again with Dolby sound, stars in a short video

By Sean Hollister 2010 posted October 3rd 1: 36 PM HTC can the flood of HD7 activity came have but leave details the 4.3 inch Windows phone 7 device to keep. Today, blew an O2 Germany tipster before most of the other doors. We have leading to a full spec sheet confirmation a 1 GHz processor, 8 GB memory and 5 megapixel camera, but also detailed, internal memory, a series of sensors, seems to be quad-band frequencies, 802.11 b / g / n WiFi and more. There are also a few pictures, sizing up HD7 next to a Galaxy-S, a training film for the hopefully-more-than-a-marketing-buzzword "Dolby mobile sound" and for what we believe is the very first time, a cameo appearance on video. Our tipster says it will start in Germany in just two weeks € 559 (about $ 770) or € 79 ($ 109) on a two year contract. Tempting, huh? Video after the break.

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Thursday, October 14, 2010

T-mobile MyTouch announced: Android 2.2, video calling and HSPA +.

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New T-Mobile myTouch delivers high-definition video connections and lightning fast 4 g speeds

New myTouch to take advantage of T-Mobile's new super fast HSPA + network now reaching more than 65 markets

BELLEVUE, wash.-October 4, 2010 - T-Mobile USA, Inc. today announced a new addition to its exclusive line of Android ™-powered T - Mobile myTouch ® smartphones and the continued expansion of its new super-fast HSPA + mobile broadband network. Built with families in mind, the newest T-Mobile myTouch helps solve the challenges of staying physically and emotionally connected by sharing photos and video with the HD camcorder, spontaneous face to face conversations through video chat and the ability to reach 4 g speeds on T-Mobile's new network, which is now available in more cities across the country.

Unlike other video calling solutions on the market that only work through Wi-Fi, video chat on the new myTouch enables customers to connect with loved ones spontaneously from practically anywhere through T-Mobile's network or Wi-Fi. With the myTouch's front-facing camera paired with video chat, customers can't hold video conversations with friends and family who have a new T-Mobile myTouch, other compatible mobile device or capable PC.Customers can even see who is available to chat through presence information integrated into the myTouch's address book.

"Taking advantage of the 4 g speeds on T-Mobile's HSPA + network, the new myTouch delivers a faster and more compelling experience than most competing smartphones on the market," said Andrew Sherrard, vice president, product development, T-Mobile USA. "Our continued focus to build innovative new features and personalized services truly makes myTouch unique."

Designed specifically to deliver 4 g speeds on T-Mobile's rapidly expanding HSPA + network, the new myTouch will offer customers blazing almost access to websites, applications, videos, downloads and more. T-mobile's HSPA + network is the 4 g most pervasive mobile broadband network in the country, offering speeds in more than 65 major metropolitan areas.

With its latest expansion, T-Mobile's HSPA + footprint now includes Biloxi and Gulfport, Miss.; Denver, Colo.; Huntsville, Ala.; Knoxville, Tenn..; Myrtle Beach, s.c.; Norfolk, VA.; Omaha, Neb.; Phoenix and Tucson, Ariz.; Salt Lake City, Utah; San Francisco, San Jose, Oakland and Sacramento, Calif.; and West Palm Beach, Fla.T-mobile expects to reach 100 major metropolitan areas and 200 million people in 2010.

Families so can share moments in high definition (HD) with the myTouch's high-quality HD camcorder with screen share, which allows customers to share or broadcast HD video and pictures they ' ve captured.With a few touches of the screen, customers can share their photo albums, videos and movies wirelessly with a compatible HDTV or other DLNA device.The new phone also includes three exclusive myTouch features: genius button ™, powered by Dragon Dictation from nuance, which lets customers call, text, email or access the internet with a simple voice command; faves Gallery ™, which offers shortcuts to one of most contacted family and friends; and myModes, which creates customized home screens for work and home.

Designed by HTC exclusively for T-Mobile, the new myTouch features a brilliant 3.8-inch WVGA touch screen display with virtual keyboard and Swype ® for easy text input.Thin and sleek device also comes with a blazing almost second generation Qualcomm ® ™ MSM8255 1 GHz Snapdragon processor optimized for speed and graphic performance, a 5-megapixel camera, a preinstalled 8 GB microSD memory card, and an integrated media player that brings together favorite music, video and internet radio under one set of controls.

Powered by Android 2.2, the myTouch offers a rich mobile Web experience and access to more than 80,000 applications on Android market ™ from games to location-based social networks to on-the-go shopping and more.The new device so features preloaded HD games, including "rock band," "Asphalt 5" and "Monopoly."

The new T-Mobile myTouch is expected to be available in time for the holidays, exclusively from
White of t - mobile USA in four colors-, black, plum or red. customers can visit http://mytouch.t-mobile.com for more information.

T-mobile now offers 4 g speeds on the new myTouch and the T-Mobile G2 ™, as well as the webConnect rocket ™ 2.0 and rocket laptop sticks. In addition, customers located in new HSPA + locations can benefit from faster speeds on their existing 3 g smartphones - including popular devices, such as the myTouch 3 g slide. 2

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1 Based on 4 g speeds currently available to mobile device users in the U.S. device has theoretical capability coverage is of 14.4 Mbps. HSPA + rapidly expanding, but it is not currently available everywhere. For more details on where T-mobile network coverage is available, please visit http://www.t-mobile.com/coverage.
2 Improved speeds vary, due in part to device capabilities.

T-mobile and the magenta color are registered trademarks of Deutsche Telekom AG.stick together and myTouch are registered trademarks and genius button faves Gallery, G2 and webConnect rocket are trademarks of T-Mobile USA.Google, Android, and Android market are trademarks of Google Inc. Qualcomm is a registered trademark of Qualcomm Inc. Snapdragon is a trademark of Qualcomm Inc. all other company and product names may be trademarks of the companies with which they are associated.

About T-Mobile USA, Inc.
Based in Bellevue, wash., T-Mobile USA, Inc. is the U.S. wireless operation of Deutsche Telekom AG.By the end of the second quarter of 2010, approximately 130 million mobile customers were served by the mobile communication segment of the Deutsche Telekom group - 33.6 million by T-Mobile USA - all via a common technology platform based on GSM and UMTS, the world's most widely used digital wireless standards.T-mobile USA's innovative wireless products and services help empower people to connect to those who matter most.Multiple independent research studies continue to rank T-Mobile among the highest in numerous regions throughout the U.S. in wireless customer care and call quality.For more information, please visit http://www.T-Mobile.com.T-mobile is a federally registered trademark of Deutsche Telekom AG.

Forward looking statements
This press release contains forward-looking statements that reflect the current views of Deutsche Telekom management with respect to future events.The words "anticipate," "believe," "estimate,""expect," "intend," "may," "project plan," "" and "should" and similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements.Forward looking statements are based on current plans, estimates and projections, and therefore you should not place too much reliance on them.Are difficult to predict most of which such statements are subject to risks and uncertainties, and are generally beyond Deutsche Telekom's control, including, without limitation, those factors set forth in "Forward-looking statements" and "Risk Factors" contained in Deutsche Telekom's annual report.If these or other risks and uncertainties materialize, or if the assumptions underlying any of these statements prove incorrect, Deutsche Telekom's actual results may be materially different from those expressed or implied by such statements.Deutsche Telekom doesn't intend or assume any obligation to update these of forward-looking statements.


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Saturday, October 9, 2010

Logitech's challenge Google TV offers also HD video conferencing, processed upcoming Cisco's solution?

Tim Stevens 2010 posted October 4th 8: 53 pm Logitech's Google TV offering to also handle HD video conferencing, challenge Cisco's upcoming solution? we are just a few days away from Logitech, which is unveiling its Google TV hardware lineup, but now VP Eric Kintz say that's not all, the company will become apparent. Maybe you remember that Logitech acquired lifesize communications end last year, a company specialized in corporate HD video conferencing, and now come technology into the living room. Logi is not revealing details yet, but which solution that provides it is compatible with Google TV, and, because that Logitech's C910 webcam before recently SkypeHD compatibility was granted, we wouldn't be surprised if there are any tie in. Hardware cost is unknown, but no monthly fee charged be contrasting with Cisco's rumor solution-coincidentally also said, unveiled on mi. According to the Wall Street Journal costs a whopping $ 600 Cisco's HD conferencing option and on top of that, requires a monthly fee of $ 30. This seems slightly outrageous prices for a one trick pony, so here's to hoping, it is more than that.

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Friday, October 8, 2010

World's smallest violin uses MEMS, plays just for you (video)

You may not heard Microelectromechanical systems (MEMS), but there is probably a bunch in your new phone - you allow that tiny accelerometers and gyroscopes required to detect the movement, such as your device swings. But last week students at the University of Twente a brand new micrometer scale shown system: a tiny musical instrument that plucks strings (those "flexures folded" above) a tenth of a human hair, the width. Six microscopic resonators fit on a microchip, a resonator per music sound and series of chips can be combined to play complete songs in a MIDI interface. Although the Micronium must be strengthened 10,000 times before they are heard by standard speakers, the instrument's the real Deal--see a variety of tunes (including some Mario Bros) play in a video after the break. A burning question remains: is this nano violin open source?

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Thursday, October 7, 2010

Zoom has 1080p and stereo microphones Q3HD handy video recorder

By Laura June 2010 posted October 4th 11: 10 pm zoom has outed just a new small camcorder, the Q3HD handy video recorder. This little guy besides boasting 1080p functions (with 30 frames per second) and 720 p at 60 frames per second, also packs 4 X digital zoom, a 2, 4 color LCD, NTSC/PAL TV-HDMI outputs and USB 2.0. Most interestingly Q3HD mobile course has integrated stereo microphones so that the camera should give much better audio than your standard affair. There is no word on availability and pricing yet.

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Tuesday, October 5, 2010

Microsoft LightSpace surface (plus shadow) brings to each table (video)

Microsoft LightSpace brings Surface (plus shadows) to any table (video)It's hard not to love the crazy things that happens at Microsoft research but it of also hard to imagine when it comes to actually start to change, how we interact with our PCs. surface was defeated by SecondLight as the coolest tech, we do not buy, and now comes another successor: LightSpace. This will hang series of projectors the expensive table in favor of one from the ceiling to free camera combined with a 3D (certainly not cheap). The camera recognizes the relative position of things and has a projector to any surface apply a surface-like interface. From there, a user can access literally any file that you like and take it to another surface, where it appears. It showed all pretty handy in the video below, and while the system looks a tiny bit Rau at the moment, the potential is certainly there. Just like it was with SecondLight, surface and courier...

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