Attila Csipa writes:
> an infrared USB dongle would be probably simpler to hack.
That is an interesting idea. In any project there seems to be some
interesting low-hanging fruit that can be grabbed with little effort
and cost. It just occurred to me that there the an IR remote
controller might
This was actually my second thought. My initial thought was to simply use
the sound port to produce an IR signal, but I have also thought about doing
it exactly the way you mentioned based on the fact I would have to switch
from sound to IR, which would just annoy me. However I wouldnt have any id
On Fri, 23 Mar 2007, Alan Ide wrote:
.. Hell I would
turn it into my tooth brush if I could.
ROTFL
You, sir, are a man after my own heart.
I wonder how long the battery in the Neo would last in a toothbrush. On the
other hand, I
IR LED would be perfect!
Just think, normal mobiles like my siemens can't access the IR hardware
because java(on the siemens) doesn't allow it. Only symbians can access IR
as far as I know..
It would be brilliant if I could use the openmoko as a remote for my hifi
and my pc maybe, and for tv, anyt
Edwin Lock wrote:
IR LED would be perfect!
Just think, normal mobiles like my siemens can't access the IR hardware
because java(on the siemens) doesn't allow it. Only symbians can access
IR as far as I know..
It would be brilliant if I could use the openmoko as a remote for my
hifi and my pc m
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