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Samsung develops world's highest density DRAM chip
DRAM chips have yet to find a niche for themselves in the market, but the fact hasn’t really played on the minds of the market players, and has perturbed them least. Samsung stands upright to back our claims, having announced the world’s highest...
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Pandora’s open-source handheld console has us waiting still
It’s not finally here, yet miners at Ars Technica have managed to sneak into what’s actually cooking in the Pandora’s Box. Reporting therefore, the year 2009 as the year that sees the coming of an ultimate open-source gaming console, what’ll...
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miha bodytec: Revolutionary system for a personal trainer
Revolutionary minds have created things-a-many to kill obesity, which is the biggest jeopardy many have dragged themselves into. Further still, survival of the fittest is a fact, adding reason for the market to be flooded with all sorts of personal...
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Virtual Pong-playing robot is brilliant for the real world
Physical and virtual worlds are coming close faster than ever before. Everything has doubled in pace, and when no individual has time for the other, we need robots and machines to spend time with. Therefore, this virtual Pong-playing robot is a real...
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Leyio Personal Sharing Device adds fingerprint scanner
The best possible feature that all personal communication devices can offer is security. When a gadget renders security on data sharing functionality it gets highly impeccable. They call it the PSD and it is a Personal Sharing Device from Leyio that...
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Long endurance robot sensible enough to find its food
It seems time for another stride forward in high-end robotics. We’ve seen them in the movie Terminator and with Cyclone Power in collaboration with Robotic Technologies, Inc (RTI) contracting to develop the Energetically Autonomous Tactical Robot...
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Philips delivers a real 21:9 ratio 56-inch HDTV
You’ve had the best in LCDs and plasmas gracing the empty space of the walls back home. Yet, you would think twice before trading any of those high-prized possessions for this super widescreen TV from Philips. A sneak peek into its design reveals the.
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GoPro Hero: vehicle-mounted camera for precise moving photography
Clicking on the move in itself is difficult, and no appropriately matching cameras to complement in producing a good image only help in further deteriorating the quality. The GoPro Hero Motorsports Wide is, however, an addition in cameras that visions..
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Water-powered jetpack still makes you fly
Who doesn’t wanna fly with a minimum of effort, and what better than jetpacks to do so. Wearable technology in practical life has come clear as a commercially viable advancement, and it’s now time for green jetpacks, yes literally. It goes...
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Homemade cube MP3 player is motion controlled
There are so many new MP3 players hitting the market every now and then, that making any major improvisation in their crafting is utterly complicated. But this cube-shaped MP3 player is a master prototype from a Japanese engineer. It is a masterwork...
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