Behold, the "Drive eRazer." Plug it into your IDE drive and it provides an unattended wipe-out session. There appears to be a regular version that does a one-pass job and a "pro" version which does multi-pass in the event that you are extremely paranoid.

Nifty. I may have to pick one of these up.


Via: Boing Boing

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Check out this awesome demo. It's a piece of work-in-progress software that takes photos of a subject from a variety of sources and creates a 3-d spatial representation of the subject.

The demo for Photosynth actually starts about 2:50 into the video. The beginning is a demo of another product called SeaDragon, which is also very cool and has some interesting ideas on interfacing and organizing/storing visual information.


Via: The Volokh Conspiracy

Labels: gadgetry