most of which do not actually do anything,
but here is one that is useful,
this device is capable of downloading information about
upcoming weather off the Internet, which it then translates into a variety of
modes to replicate sunshine, clouds, rain, and even lighting, so without
leaving your desk or looking on the Internet you can see exactly what the
weather outside is doing,
the Tempescope is a novel device designed by Ken Kawamoto
that displays the upcoming forecast by simulating weather conditions inside a
small translucent box,
Kawamoto made an early version of the device available as a
free open-source project called OpenTempescope so you can try building your
own, but a consumer version is planned for Kickstarter later this year, just a thought, I wonder if you can program it to show the weather of where you might be going later in the day?
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