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While we don’t expect it to be the type of interface that’ll replace touch screens anytime soon, Bandai is certainly forging some interesting new ground with its so-called Tuttuki Bako device, or “poking box,” which actually lets you stick your finger right into the device to control the on-screen finger. That’s apparently done with the [...]

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If short, intense sessions with your iPod are your bag, these new Maxell heaphones might just do the trick. Compatible with your fourth-gen iPod (or your first and second-gen iPod touch) the HP-NC20.IP earbuds offer active noise cancellation from 50-700Hz and noise suppression up to 20dB. Since they rely on the iPod dock for audio [...]

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Filed under: Displays, HDTV

At this point, the whole subtly curvaceous / glossy black motif on the SyncMaster line has become a tad unexciting, but we suppose it still gets the job done. Today, Samsung has unleashed five new ones to chew on, and if you weren’t an expert on spotting differences in dimensions, you’d have [...]

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Filed under: Displays

The tiny projector craze has really been heating up as of late, and the introduction of the Kairen Projector X Pro920M only promises to increase the insanity. Measuring a diminutive 3.5 x 1.73 x 3.15-inches (not nearly as small as some), we hear it’s got 10 lumens of brightness, a contrast ratio of [...]

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Three scientists-Osamu Shimomura from Japan and Americans Martin Chalfie and Roger Tsien-made tracking individual proteins and genes possible using jellyfish as their starting point. They won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for their efforts.

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Nintendo is reportedly likely to launch a new model of its top-selling handheld player, the DS, in overseas markets by next summer. Nintendo will start selling the DSi, which can take pictures, play music and is slimmer than the current model, in Japan tomorrow for 18,900 yen (2) in a move to revive slowing [...]

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Three scientists-Osamu Shimomura from Japan and Americans Martin Chalfie and Roger Tsien-made tracking individual proteins and genes possible using jellyfish as their starting point. They won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for their efforts.

The Rest Of The Story at Popular Mechanics Magazine …

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Filed under: Laptops

We’re no strangers to rebranded netbooks, but we’re a little befuddled as to why Dell’s rebranding its own Inspiron Mini 9 as the Vostro A90. Sure, we’re digging the stealth looks, but the specs haven’t changed at all, and we don’t think the Vostro brand really has any more cachet than Inspiron — [...]

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Fujitsu is in talks to sell its hard disk drive business to Western Digital, according to a Japan-based report.

Western Digital is the second-largest hard disk drive maker in the world behind Seagate Technology. Fujitsu’s HDD unit is ranked sixth.
Fujitsu would sell all of its plants–including those in …
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Three scientists-Osamu Shimomura from Japan and Americans Martin Chalfie and Roger Tsien-made tracking individual proteins and genes possible using jellyfish as their starting point. They won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for their efforts.

The Rest Of The Story at Popular Mechanics Magazine …

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