E3 2011 John Carmack interview Sandra Schlichting 2011-06-14 | John Carmack from id Software / Bethesda talks about Rage and next gen consoles
E3 12: John Carmacks VR Visor Presentation Sandra Schlichting 2012-07-28 | John Carmack introduces his latest piece of tech - a lag-free head-mounted display. We try it out and talk to the creator about plans for the future.
E3 12: John Carmack Interview Sandra Schlichting 2012-07-28 | We talk to the id co-founder about motion technology, what he sees as the next step for the industry, and what keeps him interested.
John Carmack Interview At E3 2012: Oculus Rift Virtual Reality Headset Sandra Schlichting 2012-06-13 | ...
Creator of Doom John Carmack shows his reality at E3 2012 Sandra Schlichting 2012-06-09 | John Carmack from id Software interview about his virtual reality goggles for Doom 3 BFG
Was the iPod Accessory Port Inspired By a 40-Year-Old Camera? Sandra Schlichting 2011-10-09 | While Samsung has been accused of repeatedly borrowing everything from Apple's hardware, to packaging and accessories, it appears that all current iDevices share a port which is very similar to one found on a forty-year-old Polaroid SX-70 camera. It gets more interesting when you realize that camera was the 'supreme achievement' of a man Steve Jobs idolized. Edwin Land was the creator of the Polaroid camera and, if Steve Jobs obsessed over Land's devices the way many do with iPhones, etc. today, there's a chance this similarity is not a coincidence. http://camerapedia.wikia.com/wiki/Polaroid_SX-70
Dont blame the Sony hackers Sandra Schlichting 2011-06-15 | 19th of may 2011 1up.com explains why the hackers of the PSN is not to blame. A lot of forum users are blaming the hackers rather than Sony, which is wrong. Sony let their customer data wide open. When you do that on the Internet, you get hacked. Here is an analogy. Let's say someone let a bottle of milk out in the sun, and you took a drink. You wouldn't get angry at the bacteria that attacked the milk when it was in the sun, but you would get angry at the person who left it out in the sun.
