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분류없음 2009/12/14 20:57iPhone 에서 작성된 글입니다.
노키아 슈퍼노바 시리즈분류없음 2008/06/30 11:36
노키아에서 새롭게 선보인 슈퍼노바 시리즈(7210, 7310, 7510, 7610)입니다. 휴대형 PC projector분류없음 2007/12/14 13:18![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() 프로젝터와 PC가 일체형으로 되어 있는 휴대용 PC 시어터입니다. 간단히 분리할 수 있어 엔터테인먼트용 PC로 적당한 제품입니다. 상단의 프로젝터에는 스피커가 내장되어 있고 PC 본체에는 DVD 플레이어가 내장되어 있고 키보드를 접어서 하단부에 수납할 수 있습니다. 영화 감상할 때 외에도 모니터가 없을 때나 외부에서 프리젠테이션 할 때도 유용할 것 같습니다. 디자인 : Jin Woo Han tags : [프로젝터]
사람처럼 행동하는 로봇소년분류없음 2007/10/15 13:20 사람처럼 행동하는 로봇소년?
앞으로 성탄절에는 사람처럼 행동하는 ‘로봇소년’이 아이들에게 최고의 선물이 될 듯하다. 만화에서 나온듯 한 친근한 생김새의 이 로봇소년이 아이들의 말벗과 학습보조도구로써도 사용될 수 있기 때문. 최근 미국에서 발명된 ‘제노’(Zeno)라는 이름의 이 로봇은 보고, 말하고, 걸을 수도 있는 기능이 탑재되어 있어 실제 인간과의 상호작용이 가능하다. 아울러 43cm의 길이와 170g의 무게을 가진 제노는 아이들과 함께 몸의 균형을 유지하며 겉는다. 이같은 제노의 동작은 PC를 이용한 무선 조작기로 제어되며 여기에는 영화 ‘반지의 제왕’(The Lord Of The Rings)에서의 전투 장면을 만들어 낸 컴퓨터 소프트웨어와 비슷한 프로그램이 사용되었다. 또 제노의 얼굴은 ‘프러버’(Frubber)라는 재질의 실리콘물질로 제작되어 다양한 표정 연출이 가능하며 인간과의 대화 중에는 ‘아이 컨택트’(눈맞춤)까지 할 수 있도록 고안되었다. 제노를 탄생시킨 데이비스 핸슨(37·핸슨 로보틱社 대표)은 “이 로봇은 일본 에니메이션 ‘아톰’을 본 따 만들게 되었다.”며 “앞으로 3년이내에 200~300달러(한화 약 19만~28만원)의 가격에 판매할 것”이라고 설명했다. 또 “제노는 인간의 얼굴을 인식하고 인간과의 친밀한 관계를 세워나갈 수 있을 것”이라며 “학교나 작은 로봇에 관심이 많은 기업 현장에서 사용되면 좋겠다.”고 덧붙였다. tags : [로봇]
개인화서비스를 하기 힘든 이유Service 2007/08/28 16:56 October 20, 2003
Why personalization hasn't worked By Gerry McGovern Personalization hasn't worked because most people don't have a compelling reason to personalize. It hasn't worked because the cost of doing it well usually significantly outweighs the benefits it delivers. It hasn't worked because managers have seen it as some Holy Grail of content management. Many personalization projects are duds according to a new report by Jupiter Research entitled "Beyond the Personalization Myth." This is no surprise. What is surprising is that some organizations still cling to the hope that portal and personalization software will solve their content problems. It is easy to understand why people turn to software to solve problems with content. You specify what you need. You buy and install it. And, hey presto … But content doesn't work that way. Publishing quality content is a difficult, time-consuming task. It's messy. It requires long-term planning, training, evangelism, promotion. Most websites are very basic. The quality of the writing is average and sometimes awful. Text is presented in a way that makes it difficult to read. Navigation is confusing and the search process is often appalling. Many websites simply don't work. I tried nike.com recently and it was an absolute joke. An infuriating navigation combined with a continuous stream of error messages to create an experience of total frustration. "Given flexible, usable navigation and search, Web site visitors will be more satisfied with their experiences and will find fewer barriers to the profitable behavior sought by site operators," the Jupiter report states. "In fact, good navigation can replace personalization in most cases." The best definition I have found for a portal is as follows: "A portal costs four times more to buy and operate than a normal website. It delivers half the benefits." Yes, that big, cumbersome, complex portal of your dreams may well make you long for the days when you were running a simple but effective HTML website. Not surprisingly, the Jupiter report finds that personalized websites are four times more expensive to run. It also finds that personalized websites are twice as likely to attract visitors who will never pay for anything. Worse still, it finds that 25 percent of consumers actually avoid personalized websites because they fear that their personal information will be abused. Why do so many organizations plan the strategy for their websites like they were writing a letter to Santa? "Dear Santa, I hope everyone is well at the North Pole. Please, please, please, can I have personalization for Christmas? It'll make me look so cool." Personalization software sales people are trained to sell to the ego, vanity and emotion of managers, the Jupiter report finds. What's new? The technology industry excels at the art of hype. But it is not the only guilty party. Too many managers are only too willing to believe that software can do the impossible. When I come to your website I want your view of how you will solve my problems. I want to get in and out quickly with as little effort as possible. How do you keep me happy? Simple. Teach your staff how to write well. Design a layout that allows me to read easily. Spend time creating a navigation that is simple and intuitive. Fix your search engine. Get the basics right. Garbage in, garbage out. Do you want to pay four times more for personalized garbage? Gerry McGovern tags : Personalization
새로운 마케팅 도구 ‘세컨드라이프’의 가치에 눈뜬 일본기업분류없음 2007/08/14 09:53
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