HAL 9000 32 GB USB 3 Flashdrive w 2001: A Space Odyssey Computer Art Licensed!

Description

Officially Licensed by Warner Brothers!
Limited Edition of  1000!
As one of only six licensees' for
2001: A Space Odyssey,
Master Replicas Group is proud to offer this unique product:
A 1/6th scale HAL 9000 computer panel that functions as a USB 3.0 flash drive!
Mini HAL comes with a key ring.  Remove the panel's lower half and plug HAL directly into your computer's USB port.
While HAL is plugged in, the red "eye" lights up.
Let HAL 9000 take over your computer!
Included on this 32GB flash drive:
A
screensaver
re-creation of most of the onboard ship computer displays as seen in 2001: A Space Odyssey .
(The files are small so you have tens of gigabytes of storage)
A value!
In addition you will see the displays of the Aries shuttle as it lands at Clavius base on the moon,
and the Pan Am Orion III Spaceplane
as it docks with Space Station V.
Preview the Animation by Clicking Here:
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Master Replicas Group 2001: A Space Odyssey Computer Art Preview - YouTube
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Ground Breaking Special  Effects
Pioneering visual effects artist Douglas Trumbull and animator Bruce Logan created HAL 9000’s computer displays for the film.
Charts from scientific journals were photographed onto film and
sandwiched together in front of a diffuse light source to be re-photographed by an animation camera.
Although modern LCD displays would have been ideal for displaying the HAL 9000 status screens,
the technology didn’t exist in the 1960s.
To simulate flatscreens, the set designers put rear-projection material and a 16-millimeter film projector
behind each square hole in the walls of the set.
The random sequence of projected film loops created a seemingly endless variety of colorful displays.
How Master Replicas Group Recreated The Film's Original Computer Images:
MRG's source material was the movie itself.  Sequences that were featured prominently in the film  were studied carefully,
frame-by-frame.  Every effort was made to reproduce these displays as faithfully as possible using modern techniques.
More than thirty
sequences were animated for this project.
Included on this USB 3.0 flash drive:
Macintosh OS X 10.4 - 10.13
&
Windows 10 screensaver that includes randomization of the order in which the sequences play
a
new experience
every
time you play it!
video format (MP4) that is playable on
any
computer or display device
Compatible with Macintosh OS X 10.4 - 10.13
(not compatible with Macintosh OS X 10.14 at this time)
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