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Djs Can Scratch on the Go With This Record Player Mashup

This is what appears to be a vinyl record player in an unholy marriage with a handbag, rendering it ready and available to meet all your portable scratching needs. What’s interesting to me is that based on the photo I think there’s a good chance this thing actually works….

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September 1st, 2008 by: Karen M.

Scratch Style: Tokidoki Turntable Watch

Tokidoki has recently come out with a watch that looks like a turntable, and I’ll be the first to go on record as saying it looks fantastic.

The Tokidoki watch is presented in a much more tongue-in-cheek rendering than this other turntable-lookin’ watch. It features a black and orange display and is stainless steel…

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August 4th, 2008 by: Karen M.

Mixmeister Scratch: Dj Interface for iPhone / iPod Touch

MixMeister Scratch DJ Interface for iPhone

Here’s a fun way to get satisfy your inner DJ. This little application for the iPhone and iPod Touch uses the multi-touch screen to let you “scratch” audio tracks just like a real turntable.

MixMeister Scratch lets you choose from a bunch of digitized scratch sound effects, then lets you…

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March 7th, 2008 by: Technabob

Microsoft to Replace Damaged Xbox 360 Discs for $20

xbox 360 disc replacement program

I was on the Microsoft Xbox website when I stumbled across this interesting form…

Apparently, Microsoft is now offering a disc replacement program for certain Xbox 360 titles. According to the site, they will replace certain discs that have been damaged for any reason for $20 bucks each.
The program…

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April 2nd, 2007 by: Technabob

Robotic Dee-Jays Spin Some Vinyl

Robot DJ

Robotic technology has been used for the betterment of mankind once more. This time, we’ve got a pair of robots spinning some tunes and scratching some records.

These two Kuka industrial robots have been programmed to maneuver through a series of LPs, grab them one at a time, then place…

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February 4th, 2007 by: Technabob

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