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Godfrey
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One Shelf:
... I have many shelves.
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Heh. Just happened across this question again!I see some interesting stuff there Godfrey, but I'm most intrigued by a box which contains "antigravity", does that stuff provide negative gravity or just zero gravity?
"Antigravity" is a Bluetooth remote sound gizmo. You attach it to any large, stiff, wooden or metal board, drawer, or box with a suction cup. It receives signal from a sound source and transfers it to what it's attached to, creating a big speaker system. It makes quite nice sound, depending on what it's been attached to.
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Godfrey
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... You know, I hadn't used the Antigravity "Thump Box" in a long time and, seeing it in the closet again today, I decided to just see if the battery needed to be charged. Pulled it out, attached it to my desk (an 80x30 inch solid wood surface) and turned it on. It automatically connected to my iPhone and sprung to life ... playing the electronica dance music I'd been playing in the car earlier today.
I'd never connected it to my desk like this before ... the sensation was amazing! Because the entire desktop was its sounding board, the music filled my entire workspace, surrounding me with really nice, crisp, three-dimensional audio! Quite amazing, really. I don't think I could work this way, however, as the entire desk vibrates and pounds with the audio on my fingertips as I type. LOL!
Fun stuff. Back to cameras ...
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I'd never connected it to my desk like this before ... the sensation was amazing! Because the entire desktop was its sounding board, the music filled my entire workspace, surrounding me with really nice, crisp, three-dimensional audio! Quite amazing, really. I don't think I could work this way, however, as the entire desk vibrates and pounds with the audio on my fingertips as I type. LOL!
Fun stuff. Back to cameras ...
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