Envisioning a future where the brain would be implanted with some vague sensors, which will track the brain waves, and allow them to function as the present day remote control to operate our computers and electronics, seems so sci-fi now.
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Accomplishing a scientific breakthrough, physicists at National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have demonstrated the first universal programmable quantum processor. The processor using two quantum bits (qubits) of data has been made to...
After the Android-based Grande Specchio photo frame and before many others in the line, we have Innovative Converged Devices (ICD) popping up an Android based Tablet-like device dubbed the Vega. Running the new Android 2.0 OS the Vega is a screen...
Casemods that we have featured here on GizmoWatch have been captivating in some way or the other. This Chest PC from Rob Higardea may not be outrightly striking, just like some of the others seen in the past, but is definitely a neat project, I thought.
Most of us are familiar with the Duros 8404 rugged Tablet PC; its success has got the Duros into revealing the 1205-PS a better and more rugged PC. The 1205-PS is a rugged, fixed-mount computer designed primarily for use in police cars, ambulances,...
Dell, in its spree of doing things differently, has revealed the Latitude XT2 XFR, a rugged convertible tablet PC that flaunts a multitouch display. Doing away with the delicacy of a tablet PC and making it utterly compact for all harsh environments,...
Nettop PCs see a new and fancy entrant in the Onkyo P305A3. Based on the Nvidia Ion chipset, the PC is stuffed with 2GB of internal memory and a 160GB hard drive. Featuring a 1.6GHx Intel Atom N230 processor with a GeForce 9400M graphics card, the...
There’s no denying the amount of originality we see in every PC casemod we feature here, done by the modders across the world, all are creatively commissioned to be different from the other. Until now still, I don’t remember having seen a casemod...
Japan’s robot maker Vstone in collaboration with the ATR labs has developed the Robovie-PC, a humanoid hobby robot that has a 1.6GHz Intel Atom Z530 processor built in and features about 20 degrees of mechanical maneuverability, courtesy 3 axis...
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...
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