Hands On Nikon D60 With Stop-Motion Movie Walkthrough [Hands On]

Pop quiz: Which one of these is the D60, and which one is a D40? You can’t tell, can you? Ha! That’s because it really is pretty much the same chassis (and guts) so if you know the D40x, you know the D60. The best new thing is the stop-motion movie stringer, which is quick, if simple—here’s the whole process: galleryPost(\’d60stop\’, 7, \’\');

[PMA 2008 Coverage @ Giz]

Original post by matt buchanan

Wazz Shelf Hides Those Unsightly Speakers [Concept]

It seems that the trend these days is to go for a clean look by incorporating speakers directly into furniture and fixtures. In this case, designer Jean Louis Frechin disguises computer speakers as shelf supports. The unit is described as “a shelf connected to a computer that doubles as a device for audio diffusion and archiving digital music files (MP3)”—but further details are scarce and the exact nature of the connection is unknown. It appears to be wireless, which would certainly be necessary for a wall fixture of this type. At any rate, it looks pretty slick—a marketable concept for sure. [pan-dan via Apartment Therapy]

Original post by Sean Fallon