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Not really. This model cannot be hooked to a computer and the resolution is worse

Even more impressive. 200 cans of spray paint, 10,800 square feet http://vodpod.com/watch/4940028-audi-a7-sportback-spraypaint-commercial

Remember folks this is an ad. It is not a documentary. Just like the cars that drive wildly in the ads (closed course, professional driver), safety is not an issue. This is obviously a one off job. Sure hand drawing dozens or hundreds of these does not make sense. That is not the point of the ad

http://www.engadget.com/2010/06/15/new-xbox-360-guide-microsofts-slim-console-explained/ Smaller

I don't think this was shot in the US but rather somewhere in the Middle East. Maybe the same rules do not apply

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EOauZLFPNqw

I have researched this and what I have found is that everyone has an opinion on what is best. You can find complaints about any hard drive mfr. They all fail at some point. If you do go with Western Digital, go with the black series. Longer warranty and better performance than the blue or green...

http://www.computerforum.com/117993-128m-nvidia-geforce-8300gs-support-dual-monitor.html post #7 may answer your question

update... the art was removed but the text has not been changed. I am not sure if it is worth worrying about

psd files will come into illustrator with transparent backgrounds, assuming you create the file in photoshop as such. Illustrator will not automatically remove white from an existing image No need to import, just simply opening psd in Illustrator will retain the transparency

I don't have Corel. I would be interested to know how corel does this and if it is a true vector in corel or simulated

No, as I mentioned it won't work like it does in photoshop. Please someone prove me wrong by showing a video or step by step tutorial that says the 3d bevel/extrude function in Illustrator gives you the same results as what is shown in the first post

AFAIK you cannot do bevels in Illustrator that resemble what you can do in photoshop without extensive hand drawn lines/shapes. The bevel/3d tool does not work well on fonts with various stroke widths. Someone mentioned doing the work in PS and taking it back into Illustrator. It is not vector...

I don't know why but every time I see Pretorian I think of Christmas. Also some of the handtooled fonts like Goudy Handooled or Garamond Handooled

Kind of like the humans in the Wall-E movie

There are dozens of apps that allow you to do this. Just type in webcam utilities in the itunes app store

There is a popular free app in the app store called Dragon Dictation that allows you to do this. Works pretty well

Found this gem. I remember having similar thoughts when my kids were learning to read and I was helping with pronunciations http://www.houseind.com/movie/

Nothing yet. I have sent a stronger letter to all emails listed on the website and the ones listed at their whois domain info

FYI, I used copyscape.com to find the image. I just punched in my website and it was able to find the site by comparing keywords and images. For anyone who has a website, it is worth using this free service It was the first time I used that site