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Product | [Page 1 of 2]  1 | 2 |  | 09 July 2010 | | How to make a Matrix themed keyboard | | Remember the beat-up looking keyboards in The Matrix? Let's combine it with the green and black theme used in the movie via some LED lights. | |
|  | 14 April 2010 | | How to fix your iPod | | Stuck with a broken iPod? Our DIY Dude shows you how to replace the battery and the headphone jack. | |
| |  | 06 April 2010 | | How to create a PC remote control | | Remote controls for PCs are few and far between but making your own infra-red receiver is real easy and allows you to use your TV or Hi-Fi remote with your computer. | |
|  | 07 October 2009 | | How to make Floating Pool Speakers | | Our step-by-step guide to making Floating Pool Speakers for your summer holidays. There is nothing more relaxing than lounging on your lilo and listening to your favourite tunes as they gently float by. | |
|  | 03 August 2009 | | How to Augment Your Reality | | You’ll probably also have heard of virtual reality, but have you heard of augmented reality or “AR”? | |
|  | 02 July 2009 | | How to make a Teddy Bear Nanny-Cam | | Leaving your child in the hands of a stranger can be disconcerting. Here’s how to make a Teddy Bear Nanny-Cam that will keep an eye on out on your behalf. | |
|  | 09 June 2009 | | How to Make a Rear-Projection Screen | | If you’re upgrading from an old tube-style TV to a flat screen, or if your current flat screen is just not big enough, why don’t you consider a rear projection screen. | |
|  | 14 May 2009 | | New Things With Old Tech | | Do you have some PC junk and other stuff cluttering your living space? Our DIY Dude gives some hints and tips on how to do New Things With Old Tech. | |
|  | 07 May 2009 | | How to Make an Infrared Camera | | The only way to see IR light (with its wavelength of 750 nm to about 100 µm), is with an IR camera. Now you could go out and buy one, but you probably can’t afford one, and then I’d have nothing to write about. The alternative is to make your own. What we really want is a camera that is sensitive to Infrared light but not very sensitive to normal light. To achieve this you can take an ordinary webcam and remove the IR filter that prevents IR reaching the CMOS sensor. But you will also need an IR pass filter | |
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