I am on the title page of wired.com
They interviewed me last week at MacWorld Expo and today I am at http://wired.com. Pretty amazing to me.
posted by TeddyTheBear at 4:23 PM
Monday, January 17, 2005
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11 Comments:
do you have any more detail blog entries of your pocket pc -> os x solution.
very cool indeed...
Just scroll down my blog. Its all there. Basically you need a VNC server on the Mac (OSX VNC 1.4) and the VNC client for PocketPC from Parys, that supports the VGA resolution of the newer PocketPCs. Then all you need is a fast network connection with little latency.I have a fixed wireless Internet connection at home and on the PocketPC I use any free WLAN hotspot I can find. As soon, as I get back to Europe, I will try it via Bluetooth and a UMTS phone. 384kbps downstream is more than enough for VNC. I even tried running VNC with 1280*854 pixels resolution to a Sony T5 with 1280*768 on UMTS last June and it ran fine.
Sorry for the remedial question, but can you elaborate exactly what a VNC is, exactly? Do you have any links for the software required to perform what you were able to do? Also, what kind of UPLOAD speed do you need from home in order to view content on your PDA? Thanks.
cheers teddy...I am siddhs.....just read about you on wired...preety amazing.....and guess what
You R F-a-m-o-u-s :) Congrats....dont worry if all of a sudden you get lots of traffic @ ur blog....;)
and u betta thank ur server admin.....hehe...she also has something to be proud of...
Cheers
I find that incredible. Until yesterday I never thought that sort of thing possible, and now I can't stop thinking about how cool it is. Time to come up with a scheme to get myself a PocketPC with VGA (looks amazing!)
can you please tell me where I can get that super dachshound wallpaper?
My dachshound died a few days ago and would love to get that wallpaper.
Thanks in advance
I just read the article about you in Wired(Japanese edtion).I was so impressed about the link between Pocket PC and Powerbook. It's exactly cool.Most of Japanese like small gadgets such as Walkman.Teddythebear,do you remember Powerbook 2400?A lot of Mac user in Japan would really like to bring along Mac.What you do with Pocket PC and Powerbook attracts many Japanese Mac user,I think.
Hello!
I saw your 'remote control' of Mac on the news. This is really cool, and I am very impressed.... and wanting me to try it. (...umm, not yet. after earning enough money to get the environment) I will keep an eye on what you are doing for other tips and cool way of using Mac!
Where could I get that wallpaper with the daschund in the superman outfit. I think it looks cute!
Sorry for the late reply, but travelling from San Francisco to Europe took me more than a day plus getting order into chaos at home again. Now I finally have time to publish again. Seems I am not the only one who likes the SuperDachsHound. Will post it on my Flickr account soon...
anonymous wrote:
Sorry for the remedial question, but can you elaborate exactly what a VNC is, exactly?
Virtual Network Computing. Basically all the regions on the server screen that are changing are copied to the client screen.
Do you have any links for the software required to perform what you were able to do? See my blog. Parys Technology...
Also, what kind of UPLOAD speed do you need from home in order to view content on your PDA? Thanks.
I used a 384kbps connection for a full screen VNC session on a Sony Vaio client with 1280*768 pixels. Was a little bit sluggish, but workable. As VGA is just about a third of that, even a 128kbps connection should suffice. Right now my own uplink is between 2 and 4 Mbps, so way more than enough!
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