Wearing exoskeletons for a walk in the park seem a reality in years to come. Quite likely though, these wearable devices are for humans to attain that superhuman strength, and boy aren’t we’ll up to the status, just already. Thus, to send us more.
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In the race to produce top-notch smartphones, Samsung seem to have taken a route wrong for all good reason, delivering the SCH-W880, a 3G enabled cameraphone featuring a 12MP camera, with 3x optical zoom. Is it a phone in a camera or a camera in a...
It’s not really sensible to trust scoops but as iLounge has it, a reliable source has revealed information on the upcoming Apple Tablet PC, which says Apple is set to unveil its touch-screen tablet computer on or before January 19, 2010. It is,...
Overlooking all fear generating warnings and “CAUTION: This may kill you,” Popular Mechanics’ Seth Pogers took the challenge to ride this home-built jet-powered merry-go-round. Previously tested, without people, by Madagascar Institute, yes, it.
Taking a leap beyond the conventional methods of using 3D manufacturing, scientists at NASA have used electron beam to melt raw materials inside a vacuum chamber. Dubbed the Beam Freeform Fabrication (EBF3), this new method is an exciting electron beam.
Kingston has added an increased data transfer speeds to its DataTraveler 410 USB Flash drive. The capacities have been increased comprehensively to 20MB/sec. read and write. Providing with tremendous speeds in file transfer the drives also come with...
Nikon introduced the industry most inspirational Coolpix S1000pj way back in August, and as expected the camera has begun shipping this month for $429. You may remember the Nikon Coolpix S1000pj to be first camera with a built-in projector, featuring.
We didn’t hesitate to detail the ornately designed Big Daddy costume by Harrison Krix as elaborately done to blood shedding perfection, if that made sense to it. This latest clay costume design by a Steampunk fascinated BioShock fanatic brings thing..
Researchers from UC San Diego have successfully built integrated circuits that can operate perfectly in 125 degrees Kelvin, about minus 234 degrees Fahrenheit, a temperature as chilly that can be commercially created with liquid hydrogen. The...
Core-FX PC case is a stylish wall mountable Media Center PC installation from Core Caseworks, gamers - they have it special for you. A well fitted installation for the wall alongside the TV set, the Core-FX PC case, has two 80mm fans, one on the top...
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