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A Japanese joint venture will be distributing digitized comic books to the Nintendo Wii platform through the Internet, but this service will be available to those who are living in Japan only at this point in time. The involved parties are Kadokawa Group Publishing Co Ltd, Kodansha Ltd, Shueisha Inc, Shogakukan Inc and Tose Co Ltd, and their alliance has given birth to a new company known as Librica Co Ltd. This digital digital content delivery service has already begun, and they are working on a future capability to transfer the downloaded data to the DS Lite platform sometime down the road. Don't you just love the Internet? It seems to have everything these days. Comic courtesy of CTRL-ALT-DEL.

Towering at 27 by 87-feet, Comcast have really out done themselves with the $22 million HD wall display. Not only is it massive, but it contains over 10 million pixels put together by a central system that contains 27,000GB of information. It has 6 DX700 LED digitizers and 7 encore video processors with 3 matrixpro routers. Comcast has put the display up in their Philadelphia center and it is just amazing. It is not only life-like, but it is an impressive work of art. The design is slick, and it looks good on the wall. I mean, who honestly wouldn’t want an 87 foot wall display in their home?

Comcast unveils 10 million pixel wall display [gizmowatch]

The shoes have an audible alarm system, which emits a piercing noise to scare off attackers. The shoes are also outfitted with a built in GPS receiver and an emergency button that relays both the prostitute's location and a silent alarm signal to public emergency services