Category Archives: HighRes

Shakespeare’s in High-Resolution

September 11th, 2004

The British Library has digitized its collection of Shakespeare quartos and made them available as a series of high resolution scans. They’ve posted 93 quartos of 23 plays, so you can see how the text changed over time. Full Article

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Project Rebirth for 9/11

September 8th, 2004

A new website chronicling the Rebirth of Ground Zero. Full Article NY Times Article

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Immersive dome-theatres

August 25th, 2004

A website supporting full dome, a collection of resources for users, developers and designers of dome-based digital theaters, displays and content. Full digital dome theaters are located around the world including some of the following US locations: Houston, Salt Lake City, Chicago, Wichita, Denver, New York and Albuquerque. Website

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Disposable digital camera with LCD

August 21st, 2004

The problem of not reviewing pictures shot with a simple digital disposable….is now a thing of the past. Available at CVS stores are the world’s first disposable digital cameras with a LCD! Full Article

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HDTV explained

August 17th, 2004

How to learn the basics of HDTV. Should your future TV be an “i” or a “p” based technology? Full Article

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Artstor – a Website for Art

August 17th, 2004

Artstor provides access to thousands of images of historically and culturally significant works of art. This site provides an interactive viewer tool that lets a visitor select part of an image and zoom in or out. It also has a mechanism for instructors to place images in folders. Even if your not a art student [...]

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US Open or Ryder Cup?

August 16th, 2004

The visually stunning Whistling Straits has just finished hosting this year’s fourth golf major the PGA Championship and already both the PGA and the USGA are talking about bringing more majors to this course. A potential Ryder Cup or a true test of American golf, The US Open Championship are under discussion Full Article

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