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Solar power cheaper than fossil fuels for 1.3 billion people
Ultimate Battlefield 3 PC mod serves drinks, fires on command
Hands down, this is the best Battlefield 3 PC case mod I've ever seen. Created by Brian "Bodakker" Carter, the mod has two things PC gamers would fawn over: a mini fridge for a cold soda or beer and a rotating mini chain gun. Um, the totally heavy-duty military-looking case and flip switches are cool, too.
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Asus prototyping laptops with built-in Kinect sensors
Chinese boy with blue eyes has natural night vision like a cat
Modern still life art now interactive, and not so still after all
Starship Enterprise table can dock in your living room
This article is dedicated to the man who lost his lovingly created Star Trek pad in his divorce. Hopefully a lovingly hand-crafted, hardwood NCC-1701-C table like this might be ease some of his pain settling into bachelor digs.
MORENintendo adds NFC technology to its Wii U tablet controller
Scratch-n-sniff technology makes its way into jeans
Image of the Day: cloud streets
GPS tracking for grave sites lets you keep track of the departed
Robots ring in the Chinese New Year with a disco dance-a-thon
Is it time for a cassette revival? These guys think it is
The revival of interest in vinyl records has been fascinating to watch over the last few years, but who would have thought that the lowly audio cassette, the format that essentially replaced vinyl, would get its own nostalgia trip?
MOREMIT's City Car is now real, but not for you unless you can share
Sniffable horomone found to make people more sociable, like a drunk
We might be able to test if neutrons are visiting other universes
Protests didn't stop Europe from signing off on a SOPA look-a-like
In the U.S., harsh criticism and massive Web protests may have taken SOPA and PIPA down (but not out), but abroad, Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (aka ACTA) looks like it's picking up steam despite coming under fire. ACTA's noble goal is to establish international standards to better protect intellectual property — yet its detractors say it opens a wide door to Internet censorship.
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Steam releases app that'll let you burn cash on tons of PC games
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