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Casio Exilim EX-G1, the first born in Casio's Endurance line
With the Exilim EX-G1, Casio enters in for in the rugged camera territory with a camera that can thrive in places where most cameras wouldn't even survive.
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Asus Beats HP In Terms Of Reliability
In a recent study conducted by SquareTrade, it seems that Asus has the best track record in terms of notebook reliability.
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NIST develops the world's first two-qubit programmable quantum computer
NIST postdoctoral researcher David Hanneke at the laser table used to demonstrate the first universal programmable processor.
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iPhone app debuts for plastic surgery enthusiasts
Dear reader, we think you're beautiful. We really do. But we hear you've got a "friend" who's been considering some nip / tuck action.
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Awesome 64 picture-in-picture demo
We're not sure how often you like to switch channels, but if you're greedy and want to watch all the channels at once, check out the picture above, which shows 64 channels in each display.
PrimeDTV further saturates HD media streamer segment with PHD-HM5
Look, we're all for competition, but it's about time for some of these guys to stop copying and start innovating.
Frictionator Ford F650 gets jet engine
The street-legal Frictionator Ford F650 is no ordinary Ford as it comes equipped with a General Electric J85 Jet Engine, making it the fastest street legal jet truck in the world - or so it is self-proclaimed in that manner, as the afterburner does invalidates that claim somewhat.
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Bowers & Wilkins deliciously gorgeous MM-1 computer speakers
The makers of the award-winning Zeppelin ipod dock will shortly release some true hi-fi quality computer speakers which break away from reliance on the output capabilities of a system soundcard and connect via high speed USB instead.
Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine
Harnessing waste heat to produce electricity
A laptop generating a little too much waste heat That heat emanating from your computer as you sit reading this article amounts to nothing more than wasted energy.
Microsoft Windows 8 set for 2012 release
With Windows 7 having been released nearly a month since today to rave reviews worldwide, it does make us sit up and take notice that Microsoft has plans to roll out Windows 8 in 2012 - that's a mere 3 years since Windows 7 was launched, keep in sync with Microsoft's rhythm of releasing major and new software every four years apart.
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Narrow track vehicles - the convergence of the car and the motorcycle
Image Gallery Since Nicholas Negroponte first came up with his landmark teething ring visualization of the coming together of communication, computing and content, the term convergence has become the uber buzzword.
Consumer Reports: Black Friday Shoppers Out For Themselves
Black Friday may kick off the Christmas shopping season, but not everybody's out to buy gifts.
Here are the nominations for Best Laptop or Netbook in The Vodafone Pocket-lint Gadget Awards 2009.
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The ECOS Harbinger - an electric, Euro-styled supercar for under US$90,000
Building electric cars will come with its own set of challenges - but then, in other ways things are going to get a whole lot easier.
Smartfish ErgoMotion Mouse fights off RSI with a bit of wobble
After a long period of incubation, Smartfish is at last ready to start shipping the first of its "ErgoMotion" devices.
Lawyers Court Banned Xbox Live Gamers
Are you one of the folks affected by Microsoft's recent move to ban about 600,000 Xbox Live gamers who were running modified Xbox consoles? Well, it seems that the law firm Abington IP wants some input from you, and might be interested in launching a class action lawsuit against Microsoft.
Liquid metal battery being developed
A group at MIT led by Professor Donald Sadoway is busy developing grid-scale storage solutions for times when electricity is scarce.
Motorola Motus spotted in the wild
As with many other spyshots of any device, the Motorola Motus takes on the form of an extremely blur image, and it does seem to share some resemblance with the Motorola CLIQ.
Apple tablet(s) in 2H 2010 with OLED screen and tailored content in tow?
Rumors of the mythical Apple tablet 's release were just starting to coalesce around an early 2010 release, so naturally DigiTimes is now reporting that the much ballyhooed device won't show up until the second half of next year.
Tech books that enlighten, entertain
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