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Monday, July 16, 2007

[TIPS] Screencast-O-Matic

8:32 AM

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http://www.screencast-o-matic.com/

OK…ok..ok…. (echo fades.) This was posted here: http://www.crucialthought.com/2007/05/31/screencastomatic-intro/ and I read it first here: http://timlauer.org/2007/06/04/screencasts-from-your-browser/ Screencast-o-matic (not to be confused with Bass-o-matic) will let you make screencasts right from your browser and save it, then grab the code for your web page or link to it directly. Check out this screencast done with the program itself, entitled, “How to Make A Screencast.”

I’ll tell you what… the tools on the web, now, are SO cool, aren’t they? If any of you makes a screencast with this and you’d like to share, let me know.

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Filed under: Displays

LG is announcing today that it's bringing the 20-inch FlatronWide L206WU USB-based monitor to North America. You may have seen the display over at our sister site Engadget Chinese, where you can also check on the specs: in case you don't know Chinese, the L206WU is based around a Samsung SyncMaster 940UX and has a 3,000:1 contrast ratio, 170 degree horizontal / vertical viewing angles, and most importantly eschews DVI and VGA for a USB connection that can be daisy chained over five more displays. Other USB-based display options have generally included some form of built-in lag due to the restrictions of the USB connection, so it'll be interesting to see whether LG and its partner DisplayLink have managed to provide a solution. Price and availability dates are yet to be announced.