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Archive for October, 2007
31.10.07

Pinoy inventor creates multimedia coffin

- Inventions, Science (general) -

By Alex Villafania
INQUIRER.net

coffin.JPGWANT to keep those memories alive even when you’re dead? Use the high-tech coffin that has an LCD display panel.

The multimedia coffin was created by Filipino inventor Antonio Andes Sr. who thought of coming up with a more innovative method of paying respects to the recently deceased — by playing videos, music and images on an LCD monitor attached to the open side of a casket.

In an interview with INQUIRER.net, Andes said the LCD monitor is actually attached to a PC discreetly hidden near the casket. The videos, audio and photos can be provided by the family or friends of the deceased and can be rotated as a PowerPoint presentation.

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29.10.07

RP finishes 11th in World Solar Challenge category

- Alternative Fuels, Competitions, Science (general), Students -

28.10.07

Japan plans an unmanned moon landing by 2015

- Science (general), Space -

26.10.07

Filipino invention patenting in RP low vs foreign firms

- Patents, Science (general) -

25.10.07

Gov’t, media tie up to promote IPR

- Patents, Science (general) -

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