Zen Table: Etch A Sketch for the Rich - Technabob (blog)

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Zen Table: Etch A Sketch for the Rich Technabob (blog) Hallam's Zen Table has a glass-covered surface filled with silicone beads. A sculpting head creates shapes, patterns or images using the beads based on templates or instructions in real-time. The Zen Table has two sizes – a coffee table measuring 56 ... The Zen Table: The Interactive Glass Coffee Table (video)Gadget Review all 3 news articles »

George Eastman House releases book. - Rochester Democrat and Chronicle

George Eastman House releases book. Rochester Democrat and Chronicle In 2009, George Eastman House released a highly successful coffee-table book, Camera: The History of Photography from Daguerreotype to Digital. It soon became a best seller on Amazon.com. Now the photography museum at 900 East Ave. is showcasing its ... and more »

Incredible Zen Table project makes coffee tables interesting - Digitaltrends.com

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Incredible Zen Table project makes coffee tables interesting Digitaltrends.com Recently funded on Kickstarter, the Zen Table is the work of former NES developer Simon Hallam, and shows art, mobile tech and robotics all coming together. Coffee tables are rarely very interactive, and unless there's something very interesting ... Zen Table Uses Sand And Robots To Automatically Sculpt Beautiful ImagesGizmodo Australia A Case of Bad Karma on KickstarterCore77.com (blog) all 8 news articles »

The 25 Best Video Game Coffee Table Books - Warp Zoned

The 25 Best Video Game Coffee Table Books Warp Zoned Complex.com made an awesome list of the 25 best video game coffee table books. The list includes novels based on video games, art books, and even guides. It's got my favorite novel based on a game, which is Ico: Castle in the Mist, and another I've ...

My life story is written on my bookshelves - Globe and Mail

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My life story is written on my bookshelves Globe and Mail The kitchen island, the back of the couch. On bedside tables, and below them too. Paperbacks perched precariously on the back of the … well, you can probably guess. Looking at our glass coffee table that day, I strained to actually see the table. and more »