Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Questions

Is there a need for it? Yes! Of course there is! My idea is awesome! >.< AWESOME! (if I say awesome enough you will admit it too ^_^) There isn't necessarily a NEED for it but I'm sure, POSITIVE, there is a market for my product! As technology is unreliable, I personally like receiving a disk for games or programs instead of just getting it online and it being on my computer, because I have a hard copy in case my computer crashes or something goes wrong.

Are their competitors to your project? Are there options? I will keww them =_= dey come to my house dey eat my food and now they try to take my idea! :P Blu-ray would probably be the only competitor, but also I suppose in a sense Steve Jobs trying to undermine my idea the bastard =_=!

Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Blu-ray in relation to my product

Blu-ray uses a blue laser, what that means is that the wavelength is shorter so therefore it's easier to focus the laser with more precision, which in turn allows more information to be packed in the same amount of space.
Blu-ray discs can hold 25/50GB.
Blu-ray has also made a disc that can hold up to 500GB by adding 20 layers on the disc.
My product could be made with the same idea - more layers = more capacity. Also it only needs to be able to hold a movie.
Information from - http://www.blu-ray.com/info/
http://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=1616

DVD upscaling

The average DVD player can output 720x480 (480i) pixel resolution. A progressive scan DVD player can output video signals 720x480 (480p).
480i = 720 pixels across 480 down. All the odd lines are displayed then the even
480p = 720 pixels across 480 down. Each line is displayed one after the other.
HD-DVD - upscaling
HD-TV outputs 1280x720 (720p) pixel resolution or 1920x1080 (1080i or 1080p)
720p = 1280 pixels across 720 down. Each line is displayed one after the other, in a progressive pattern.
1080i = 1920 pixels across 1080 down. All the odd lines are displayed followed by the even.
1080p = 1920 pixels across 1080 down. Each line is displayed one after the other.
Upscaling matches the pixel count of the DVD to the pixel count on the TV.
- information retrieved from http://hometheater.about.com/od/hometheatervideobasics/qt/dvdvidupscale.htm

Tuesday, May 4, 2010

My awesome idea




.... that's not outdated >.<


It would be AWESOME to see a tiny CD player on an iPhone/iPod because it's an AWESOME idea! iPod classic is the only one with a harddrive but the rest of the iPod's just Putting a slot in the iPhone and iPod would be more convienient for consumers. The i-products have limited memory status; if you wanted to add more than the capacity you'd have to delete things you may not want to, with a hard-copy you can take it out and put it back in when you want to exploit it's media.

Tuesday, April 13, 2010

Smaller, stronger, more resistant DVD’s

· How would it be made?
· How are DVD’s currently made?
· What are the advantages?
· What are the disadvantages?
· What would be the difference between a DVD and the newer version?
· How would it be made to hold the equal amount of data?
Bad things
Would it indirectly/directly lead to the destruction of the environment? (destruction was for you David :P) Due to the materials used and by-product?
Is it easy to lose?
A special DVD-player would need to be made or DVD players would have to update?
Are hard copies of movies becoming outdated anyways?
Good things
DVD’s are fragile – stronger
They scratch easily so a more resistant DVD would be better
A smaller DVD would be able to fit into our ever downsizing products – something that might fit into an iPhone perhaps
Marketability, relevancy, loss vs gain, practicality, expense, social impact, legal issues, public feedback, offense principle
Rewards people will get from my product -
It's just frikkin awesome! Aside from that hard copies although they seem outdated, really, they are needed. Not everybody has a large internet download limit so if they go over, then there's no more internet OR really slow internet. Computers and External harddrives have a limited capacity, so you'd have to delete whatever you've paid for (or not) and downloaded. Also if a computer crashes EVERYTHING has the possibility of being lost. Technology malfunctions.

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Mood Board Task

Well as you can see, I'm a beginner photoshopper =P
My focus is definitely performance.. in fact it's my only focus. So I included: a stage, Marilyn Monroe from 'The Seven Year Itch', Johnny Depp in 'Benny and Joon', Leonardo DiCaprio in 'What's Eating Gilbert Grape', Norma Shearer in 'Marie Antoinette' and a Sleepy Hollow image.
I wish to follow the standard of brilliance of all of the actors I've included. They each speak to me on many different levels. I've also included Sleepy Hollow because I love Tim Burton films and to star in one of his movies would be a dream come true.
I might set my sights a little high but it's my dream and I hope to make my dream come to life =)

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Brand Task


I believe a lot of people view me as a overtly sexual person into Bondage (BDSM) due to my series of drawings "Bondage Barbie". That sort of became my nickname as people believed it was my alter ego =P