show controllers.

This was a good show for a premise on what the neat things you can do with a show controller. I can see why the compact unit will be so popular in the entertainment industry. Those of us who can not afford the mac computers and controllers will probably still play the never failable air guiitar while listening to the good old radio. As a family project will probably could just take the old piece of junk that can run the ipcop or an old 486 laptop and use the parallel port from it and a few bucks in parts to do the same thing to control some switches. Maybe hook it to a remote controller for a remote controlled model truck with a battery powered wireless camera. it should not be hard to program in basic. Now that would be real fun.

i have only just started watching this show, so i don't know how much my thoughts matter about it, but why on earth would any one pay so much money just to cheat at a flippin game

IMHO guys i think that you should start doing CHEAP/FREE piratical stuff
like the USB thing you guys did last week.....or painting of the laptop thing you did a few weeks ago

Great job with the show. That looks like it was a lot of hard work to get it all wired up and working properly. Seems a little expensive and time consuming to beat the game, but the concept and seeing it work, is nice, none the less. Keep it up.

Neat idea--abet an expensive one... Still anything that has some amount of programming is a plus in my book.

(Is it just me or has there been a lot more commercials inserted into System lately?)

Excellent show! I loved it. I always want to see technical projects like this on Systm rather than watching you guys do stuff like paint a laptop.

I think this was a great show, I liked seeing what you can do even if it's out of the reach of the average consumer.

I'm also looking foward to seeing more with that "Show Controller" especially the DMX part, as that's something I'm interested in atm.

As Bert(pixel perfect) always says:

"It's not the result that matters, it's how I got there"

Thanks for the intro into show controllers.

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Honestly, I'm just glad they brought back Dave. Its nice to see something a little more complicated this time around. :)

Dave Randolph is back!