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but the new Slingbox 350 and Slingbox 500 are finally official and they ;re just as weirdly designed as we expected. Both Slingboxes can stream video to your phone stanley kubek , tablet or computer at 1080p, with the 500 adding built-in Wi-Fi and HDMI and both Slingboxes will spice up your living room. the-new-slingbox-350-and-slingbox-500-stream-video-at-1-5950423 Just look at the Slingbox 350, the thing looks more like an Olympic stadium with its chain-link exterior than a device that ;ll stream your cable TV to your smartphone. It   crazy! But the 350 is pretty much the old Slingbox Solo  stanley kubek and will only retail for $180. On the high end i stanley cups s the Slingbox 500, a box that looks warped and twisted and also, crazy. The 500 adds Wi-Fi and HDMI and will squeeze you for $300. A good chunk of change. Both Slingboxes will of course work with the apps you ;ve already downloaded, they ;ll just delivering higher quality streams now. Slingbox has taken their sweet time in updating Slingboxes, we ;ll see if it was worth the wait. [Slingbox via SlashGear]                                                        SlingStreamingTelevision                                                                                                                                                                                                              Daily Newsletter                                                                                                               

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Fortunately, a small, vocal contingent of scientists are already studying how design affects legibility鈥攁nd their research is shaping the future of i stanley cupe nterface design, and building the tech to make glances as useful as p stanley canada ossible. The Type Doctors Dr. Nadine Chahine is a type designer at the foundry Monotype who focuses on the science of legibility. Dr. Bryan Reimer is a scientist at MITs AgeLab who re stanley cup searches distracted driving and the impact of in-car interfaces on drivers. Together, theyre writing the book on how our eyes read when were distracted by the world around us.  There literally is the need to develop a new textbook here,  Reimer told me, after he and Chahine gave a talk in March entitled At a Glance: How Does Type Impact Your Daily Life .  Companies have to come together and support science-infused design.  Chahine and Reimer say that  glances are the new currency.  Theyre talking about the constant, nagging micro-distractions that are the key ingredient in the way we interact with technology these days. Even though the smartphone has been around for a decade, theres been little research into how these micro-interactions occur, and how design can improve them.  Were not willing to devote more than a fraction of a second to information anymore,  says Reimer.  So how do we redefine information around what we can capture in a glance or two   Thats exactly what theyre trying to test, using technology like eye-trackers and simulators that can recreate the distraction most Vqly Breaking Bad IRL: real guy named Walter White wanted for cooking meth
but the new Slingbox 350 and Slingbox 500 are finally official and they ;re just as weirdly designed as we expected. Both Slingboxes can stream video to your phone stanley kubek , tablet or computer at 1080p, with the 500 adding built-in Wi-Fi and HDMI and both Slingboxes will spice up your living room. the-new-slingbox-350-and-slingbox-500-stream-video-at-1-5950423 Just look at the Slingbox 350, the thing looks more like an Olympic stadium with its chain-link exterior than a device that ;ll stream your cable TV to your smartphone. It   crazy! But the 350 is pretty much the old Slingbox Solo  stanley kubek and will only retail for $180. On the high end i stanley cups s the Slingbox 500, a box that looks warped and twisted and also, crazy. The 500 adds Wi-Fi and HDMI and will squeeze you for $300. A good chunk of change. Both Slingboxes will of course work with the apps you ;ve already downloaded, they ;ll just delivering higher quality streams now. Slingbox has taken their sweet time in updating Slingboxes, we ;ll see if it was worth the wait. [Slingbox via SlashGear]                                                        SlingStreamingTelevision                                                                                                                                                                                                              Daily Newsletter