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After downloading the application from the App Store and activating Bluetooth, in the application the SensorTag can be connected to the iOS device.To enable the connection, the push button of the SensorTag must be pushed once. The LED on the device will start blinking and the SensorTag can be connected now by the application.
Pictures coming soon …
Texas instruments TI offers with the CC2541 Sensor Tag a nice development tool with quite a lot of functions. The SensorTag includes these sensors:
The complete SensorTag is optimized to low power consumption by TI. When not used the sensors been in sleep mode.
The communication between the SensorTag and the iOS device needs Bluetooth 4.0 and the TI application.
Elektronik / Mikroprozessor, iPad, iPhone, Sensoring / measurement
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Accelerometer (KXTJ9) from Kionix, bluetooth 4.0, CC2541, Development Kit, first experience, Gyroscope (IMU-3000) from InvenSense, Humanidity Sensor (SHT21) from Sensirion, iOS, IR Temperature Sensor (TMP006) from TI, Magnetometer (MAG3110) from Freescale, Pressure Sensor (T5400) from Epcos, SensorTag, Texas Instruments, TI, unpacking
Control your light environment from your iPhone or iPad. The starter pack is available for 199$ and in Germany for 199€ via the Apple online store. I’m not aware of the opportunity to buy them in the retail store, but maybe they have the Hue in stock too.
http://www.meethue.com/en-US/buy
http://store.apple.com/us/product/HA779VC/A/philips-hue-connected-bulb-starter-pack
Light automation without the need for an additional home house bus system like KNX / EIB for example.
“KNX is a standardized (EN 50090, ISO/IEC 14543), OSI-based network communications protocol for intelligent buildings. KNX is the successor to, and convergence of, three previous standards: the European Home Systems Protocol (EHS), BâtiBUS, and the European Installation Bus (EIB or Instabus). The KNX standard is administered by the KNX Association.”
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KNX_%28standard%29
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For my iPad one I bought an O2 data package with a very fair price. 200 MB data cost just 10 €.
But additionaly the offer had another plus, the 10€ are only charged when you use the mobile net of O2 in a month.
Otherwise nothing is charged. Unlicely I can’t find that data package on the O2 website anymore.
I’m searching for a data package with approximatly 500 – 1000 MB and 7.2 MBit/s. The datarate should be reduced after reaching the data limit.
No mobile provider had the pay just when you use option.
A fair price for such a data package would be 15 € in my opinion.
One possible offer was from FYVE – Prepaid Smartphone Surfen für 5,- € im Monat. which is still interesting and worth testing.
Another possible one could be from Congster, Endlos mobil surfen und günstig telefonieren für sensationelle 9,99 EUR/ Monat. hmm ?!?
DHL get it again in time – 10:04 delivery. But until now no time for unpacking ;-(
dhl.de Tracking information
Ok, thanks for different time zones someone was faster with the unpacking video.
via http://www.macrumors.com/2012/03/13/first-unboxing-video-of-3rd-generation-retina-ipad/
Today is delivery day of the new goddie. Until now DHL tracking informations look good.
I ordered directly after the conference and when everything works like expected the device will be delivered to me on 17th march. I’m excited !
now it’s official the iPad version3 will hit the market.
Features:
Start selling 16 March 2012 in USA, United Kingdom, Canada, France, Germany, Switzerland and finaly Japan.
Preorder is not available at the moment – damn refresh !!!
But preorder will be possible later today.
Hong Kong, Singapur and Australia start on the 16th March too.
http://store.apple.com/de
The pice stay stable for the Wlan only models 16GB $499, 32GB $599 and with 64GB $699, with additional LTE $629, $729 and $829.
Rather than ordering online in the Apple store I bought my new gadget in real life in a Gravis store . It was a spontanously decision, because I see online that gravis had the 64GB wifi/3G model in stock at their stores. So up the city and no available parkingplace – grrr. After a roundtrip trough the city I managed to get a place and finaly 830 € later I’ve my IPad and a leather case from Networx, because of the lack of original leather cases from Apple – another grr. But my first impression of the case is quit good. It’s from the design point of view like some kind of a filoflex.
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