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We bring you the best in portable laser technology direct from the manufacturer. This means that we manufacture our own laser goods and sell them directly to you, no middle man.
Most online retailers purchase from a laser manufacturer, add a logo and box, and sell to you, the consumer, at a marked up price. We're here to change this trend and to bring you high quality lasers at truly affordable prices.
By cutting out the middle man, we are offering you the lowest prices on the highest quality laser products possible. In addition, our products, manufactured with state of the art equipment, are rigorously tested before being shipped to our customers. To show our faith in our lasers, we offer the longest warranties in the industry.
We currently own and operate two laser production plants specializing in DPSS laser modules, high power laser cavities, and high power LDs and PDs. Our factories have been certified by the FDA and have been assigned an accession number for the legal import of lasers to the United States. While SKYlasers.com focuses on the direct sale of portable laser products, we actually manufacture much more than just portable lasers. If you are looking for additional laser products not found on this site, feel free to contact us!
To all of you, from all of us at SKYlasers - Thank you and Happy Shopping!
SKYlasers Staff
P.S, If you ever have any questions about us or our products, email us at support@skylasers.com
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P.O. Box 14522
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Jizheng Road, Buji Cunwei Building, Suite 606
Buji Town, Shenzhen, 518112, ChinaWe bring you the best in portable laser technology direct from the manufacturer. This... more
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DGC Media for 2009 presents a new Educational Series dedicated to interact directly with our customer, This series are dedicated to help you with you procedures of reballing, rework, from the beginning.
Chose the right machine for the job, the right accessories and parts and perform a clean cut procedure that guarantees the best functionality for the chips and motherboards.
This is just a video of the USE of the T-862++ 3 in 1.
This machine can work with kind of chips from 30 to 45mm.
BGA , Mini BGA - SMT - SMD - SOP - QFP - SOJ - PLCC With an infrared area of basic 20 * 45 mm , and 9 Kg of weight, this is the baby of the Multi Purpose IC INFRARED IRDA Welders.
650W of heating power, Output of 800W and a heating plate of 120*120mm.This rework station is ESD-Safe
and it is made of metal and coated with a static-dissipative paint and allows for Soldering and desoldering all types of chips, is the most recommended one for the:
Intel 945
Envidia
ATI
GPU Xbox and HANA Chips
Get it Today:
stores.ebay.com/Dragon-Soul-China
Specification:
Power Voltage: 220V AC or 110V
Power Consumption: 800W (Max.)
Preheating Area: 120*120mm (Max.)
Leakage Voltage of Iron Tip: 0.5mV
Standard Iron Tip: AT-900M
Tip of Iron Temperature: 100℃-350℃
Also Dragon Group China R & D developed the RBSN3 , Reballing Station N 3, for 75 mm in-mold-static net procedure.
That you can get with Squeezing Pen, Masking Tape and Insulation tape, directly from the Makers to you. Also all the Stencils: Universal, Plain and Special, for all your needs.
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Documentary by Christina Diamond, Josh McHale, and Cori Barnett Mintzer, about what is keeping this North West city unique. Featuring weird doughnuts, Zoo Bombers, Drag queens and a band called Hooliganship.Documentary by Christina Diamond, Josh McHale, and Cori Barnett Mintzer, about what is... more
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Take one building in Austria (rs Electronica museum in Linz) that has a facade containing 1085 LED controllable windows. Hack the system that controls the windows in real time through music broadcast through speakers surrounding the building. What do you get?
This. And it's ace.Take one building in Austria (rs Electronica museum in Linz) that has a facade... more
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U.S. Defense Department officials were so impressed with the level of coordination between ground military ops and cyberattacks against strategical targets during the recent conflicts, that they are now looking for ways to weaponize hacking. Aviation Week glanced at such a device and reports that it is being designed to be easily used even by non-techy soldiers.
The recent armed confrontations, such as the one in the Gaza Strip between Israel and Hamas or the earlier one between Russia and Georgia, were accompanied by Denial of Service and other types of attacks targeting governmental networks and servers that shocked the IT experts. It certainly did not take long for everyone to realize that this was the future of warfare and get the military to send its researchers looking for efficient ways to apply similar tactics.U.S. Defense Department officials were so impressed with the level of coordination... more
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Probably the coolest iPod/iPhone speaker dock I’ve seen. Even cooler, it’s totally eco-friendly. Made from salvaged timber, the iLog is the newest innovation from Straight Line Designs, makers of unique home furnishings.Probably the coolest iPod/iPhone speaker dock I’ve seen. Even cooler, it’s... more
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Paper has been getting it's ass kicked lately. The conventional wisdom is that video screens are the death of paper. If you have an electronic device, you just download the info and you're done, there's (supposedly) no need to harm any trees.
As usual here in the offices of LarryNocella.com, I'd like to take a step back and review the "conventional wisdom" from an unusual angle. I find the screen vs. paper debate comparable to the Christmas tree debate.
...more at link...Paper has been getting it's ass kicked lately. The conventional wisdom is that... more
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When it comes to wearable devices that harness the power of the sun, it would seem to make sense that the obvious place for solar panels would be the place that generally gets the most sunlight – namely the top of the head. That might not be desirable for items such as backpacks, jackets or sunglasses, but it’s such a perfect fit for headphones that you wonder why no one has thought of it before. Engineering student Shepeleff Stephen has hit on the obvious with his concept for Bluetooth-enabled headphones that incorporate solar panels into the headband. According to Shepeleff, an hour of sunlight should provide more than 2.67 hours of running time for the headphones when operating on maximum volume.When it comes to wearable devices that harness the power of the sun, it would seem to... more
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Showy chefs can demonstrate their uncanny dexterity with Rendezvous, a table that doubles as a rangetop. This design concept uses tech that's just about ready for the mass market, features induction electronics arranged in random cooking zones. No plugging in for you — just place a blender or electronic frying pan on its surface and it magically soaks up the electricity, cooking in no time. What ma? No plugs?? The Future!!
Check link for more pics & infoShowy chefs can demonstrate their uncanny dexterity with Rendezvous, a table that... more
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In an orbital first, astronauts opened up and installed new electronics on one of the Hubble Space Telescope's most important instruments on Saturday. But NASA must now wait for the results of a battery of tests to see if the ambitious repair job was a success.
The space shuttle Atlantis is currently orbiting Earth on an 11-day mission to refurbish Hubble and extend its life until at least 2014. This is the fifth and last mission to service the telescope, which NASA hopes will leave Hubble with its best vision yet.
After two days of spacewalks that ran over-schedule, astronauts John Grunsfeld and Andrew Feustel made short work of the repair of Hubble's Advanced Camera for Surveys (ACS), expected to be one of the most challenging tasks of the mission.In an orbital first, astronauts opened up and installed new electronics on one of the... more
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He makes electronics and candy in Portland, Oregon.
You might say he makes Portland weird, but he doesn't think Portland is really that weird at all.He makes electronics and candy in Portland, Oregon.
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"An unlikely multidisciplinary scientific collaboration has discovered that an electronic nose developed for air quality monitoring on Space Shuttle Endeavour can also be used to detect odour differences in normal and cancerous brain cells. The results of the pilot study open up new possibilities for neurosurgeons in the fight against brain cancer.
Neurosurgeons from the City of Hope Cancer Center, along with scientists from the Brain Mapping Foundation in West Hollywood and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena, used NASA's electronic nose to investigate the role of cellular odours in cellular trafficking, brain cancer metastasis, stem cell migration, and the potential of the device to be used for intraoperative imaging.
The electronic nose, which is to be installed on the International Space Station in order to automatically monitor the station's air, can detect contaminants within a range of one to approximately 10,000 parts per million. In a series of experiments, the Brain Mapping Foundation used NASA's electronic nose to sniff brain cancer cells and cells in other organs. Their data demonstrates that the electronic nose can sense differences in odour from normal versus cancerous cells. These experiments will help pave the way for more sophisticated biochemical analysis and experimentation."
WHOA!!!"An unlikely multidisciplinary scientific collaboration has discovered that an... more
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Scientists have developed a wheelchair controlled by the power of thought.
It works by creating a three-dimensional picture of the area around it, with a laser scanner. This is displayed on a screen in front of the user. To steer the chair, the user simply concentrates their thoughts on the part of the display where they want to go. Electrodes in a skullcap then detect the brain activity of the users - and work out their destination.
Volunteers who tested the chair took just 45 minutes to learn how to use it safely and accurately. A commercial version that is even easier to use is currently being developed.
The robotic chair could revolutionise life for those with severe disabilities who are unable to use a conventional joystick.Scientists have developed a wheelchair controlled by the power of thought.
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Dingoo a320
"Remember all those classic video games from the 80s? Nintendo, Sega, Neo-Geo and Capcom from the dawn of console gaming? Now you can play them again in an easy to use hand held form factor! The Dingoo a320 is the portable emulator system we have all been waiting for - it comes with a proper control pad and buttons along with a huge 4 GB internal memory! Capable of storing thousands of cool videogame ROMS from the most popular 8-bit and 16-bit systems, this ultra-fun device is capable of keeping even the most demanding gamer entertained for the next ten millenniums.
While this is a great portable game system, the fun just doesn't stop there, because this unit is also an excellent portable media player. Plug in a mini-SD card or transfer media from your computer and you can quickly be enjoying movies and music on the go. The number of video and audio formats you can play is simply amazing (MP3, MPEG4, FLAC, WMV, and more)"
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I just got mine in the mail and this thing is AWESOME. The website at the link is legit, I received it in less than 2 weeks with currency exchanged through paypal. If you dont understand what this is: its an emulator in handheld form that plays games you get for free downloaded online. It also plays all kinds of music and video. It's like an iPod that also plays games from those supa sweet systems, except you can put anything on it. Also, micro SD expandable up to 8gb + 4gb built in.
Only $88 daaaaaaaaaaaaaaang.
p.s. - I considered it green because I'm addicted to this thing now instead of my 360 + large TV.... and there is an unlimited amount of games/music/movies that require no physical material or wasteDingoo a320
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In 1905, a team of construction workers in the small village of Shoreham, New York labored to erect a truly extraordinary structure. Over a period of several years the men had managed to assemble the framework and wiring for the 187-foot-tall Wardenclyffe Tower, in spite of severe budget shortfalls and a few engineering snags. The project was overseen by its designer, the eccentric-yet-ingenious inventor Nikola Tesla (10 July 1856 - 7 January 1943). Atop his tower was perched a fifty-five ton dome of conductive metals, and beneath it stretched an iron root system that penetrated more than 300 feet into the Earth's crust. "In this system that I have invented, it is necessary for the machine to get a grip of the earth," he explained, "otherwise it cannot shake the earth. It has to have a grip… so that the whole of this globe can quiver."In 1905, a team of construction workers in the small village of Shoreham, New York... more
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The TV remote control of the future isn't an expensive device with an LCD screen and blinking lights. It's your hand.
The classic TV remote control most of us have grown up with has been around in essentially the same incarnation for half a century. It's been tweaked over the years, but now one company is looking at ditching the remote altogether and using a camera mounted below a TV screen that senses hand motions instead of button pushes. The result is something that seems right out of Minority Report.
But the high-tech user interface Tom Cruise coolly manipulates onscreen isn't even all that far-fetched now, thanks to incremental improvements. Until now, the most innovative new input for entertainment in the living room has been the
Wii-mote, the motion-sensing remote control/wand that has made Nintendo's game console a cultural phenomenon. Swing it like a tennis racket and you can pretend you're playing tennis, point it at the screen and use it like a mouse to navigate menus.
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This brings a whole new meaning to the phrase "Couch Potato" and "Lazy"The TV remote control of the future isn't an expensive device with an LCD screen... more
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Top PC makers are slipping behind
HP, Lenovo and Dell had promised to eliminate vinyl plastic (PVC) and brominated flame retardants (BFRs) from their products by the end of 2009. Now they've told us that they won't make it this year.
The phase-out of toxic substances is an urgent priority to help tackle the growing tide of e-waste. Still, producers only go green when they feel public and consumer pressure to do so. That's why we campaign.
Dell produces a desktop, a notebook and several models of monitors that have a reduced use of PVC and BFRs, and a few monitor models that are free of these substances.
Lenovo has two models available that are PVC and BFR-free. HP is trailing behind, and has yet to bring out models with even a reduced use of PVC and BFRs.
While HP and Dell have yet to set a new timeline for completely eliminating these substances from all their products, Lenovo has delayed its deadline to the end of 2010.Top PC makers are slipping behind
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Navigation systems have become ubiquitous in vehicles ranging from $100,000 luxury cars to $16,000 compacts. The auto industry has been grappling with the best way to safely navigation, with some companies going to touchscreen units, while others opting for a joystick solution like BMW's iDrive. Either way, you're still taking your eye off the road, making nav use a potentially dangerous endeavor.
Apple may have other plans, however, as Cupertino has filed a patent for a safer touchscreen system. According to the filing, Apple's ideas include voice-activated directions; a detachable, iPhone-like device that can also be used as a still or video camera; and navigation that can only be accessed by the front seat passenger when the vehicle is moving.
The 11-page document also includes mention of wireless communication subsystems, such as 802.11b/g, Bluetooth, CDMA, GSM and EDGE. The wireless communications would enable the nav system to sync up with an iPhone to load information already stored on the latter before entering the car. The proposed Apple system sounds like SYNC on steroids, but the road from the patent office to the dashboard can be a long one. Hit the read link below for more info on Apple's extensive patent filing.Navigation systems have become ubiquitous in vehicles ranging from $100,000 luxury... more
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Apple Inc. (AAPL) is planning to launch a netbookcomputer with a touch screen monitor as early as the second half of this year,two people close to the situation told Dow Jones Newswires Tuesday, The mini laptop computers will likely have monitor screens that are between9.7-inches and 10-inches, one person, who declined to be named, said, And Much News Here.
Source page : http://ready2beat.com/technology/electronics/apple-plans-launch-touch-screen-netbookApple Inc. (AAPL) is planning to launch a netbookcomputer with a touch screen monitor... more
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These are some awesome drum machine gold rings. In the future, these rings will be functional! (I hope)These are some awesome drum machine gold rings. In the future, these rings will be... more
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