corder

Yes, a tri-corder except better than the fictional tri-corder.

If you want to build a Star Trek style medical tri-corder this is one of the essential parts.

From a quick look there's at least one CAM[corder] recording from when it released - is that any use for settling the debate?

I remember a Japanese guest visiting and showing us his cam corder with a flip out display.

That would allow to download icons with a background which is not completely square, but also a squircle or circle (maximum corder radius).

I like my framework, I dropped it from about 4feet onto concrete, the corder was dented and the fingerprint scanner broke.

This would have worked better as an exercise if he had done an advertising type pitch for a tri-corder or what ever the Stargate equivalent is.

As my kitchen is centrally located I could stand in it hold up the loc8tor unit like a tri-corder, and ascertain both which direction and which floor (we've got two) that the item is.

If I record a movie with a cam corder do I now own the copyright to the video I made and can distribute it legally?

If you move out of your corder, a different cluster takes hold in it and then everyone in that corner will hesitate to buy into you, even if the other cluster is small - it becomes a thorn in your butt.

Sure you could hook it up to a cam corder and transfer your home movie from a Super-8 to a VHS with your VCR (or like one I used to own, it might even have a camera accessory and port that you could hook a camera up to directly) and yet, I would wager most recordings on most VCRs were to commit copyright infringement.

Per my point about a tri-corder (a clearly fictional device) had he made his project "more clearly fictional" it would have avoided that uncanny valley.