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An Israeli barber shop that would fit right in on a space station
Whether you have a full head of hair or you're an indie sci-fi movie maker who can't afford to...
POSTED Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Light-bending invisibility cloaks lead to new water-defying technology
Making things invisible is a pretty neat trick. In 2006, a team of Duke University scientists bent rays of...
POSTED Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Anti-piracy net keeps seafaring baddies at bay
Piracy has become a major issue these days, and I'm not talking about the type of piracy that involves illegally...
POSTED Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Sweat Alarm wakes you up when you get too hot
Here's a question for you: is it a bigger problem to wake up from a deep sleep in the middle...
POSTED Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Watermill turns humid air into drinkable water
The Watermill is an ingenious little device that attaches to the side of your house, sucks in humid air and...
POSTED Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Goofy gives you home theater tips, just like the old days
Wonder no more how to hook up your home theater, because Goofy is here to help. Disney dusts off...
POSTED Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Park your drink on this plate, and it's like giving yourself an extra hand
A lot of our readers like the idea of easing the process of scarfing down beaucoups de hors doeuvres,...
POSTED Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Biocat Catamaran, the 110mph boat with a green soul
What's that red streak zipping across the waves at 110mph? It's the R8,8 Biocat Catamaran, and its Ferrari-like looks...
POSTED Tuesday, September 30, 2008
USB flowers are a breath of any kind of air you want
Remember that six-PCs-in-one-sweet-glowing-box setup we showed you? Well, designer Fredrik Perman isn't all about raw processing power. He also...
POSTED Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Single-Person Helicopter concept lets humans play insectoid menace
Fans of the Icon A5 personal aircraft will be excited to know that the future of personal flight will likely...
POSTED Tuesday, September 30, 2008
20,000 Feet Below The Sea: MIT's underwater robot explores the ocean all alone
Once the Odyssey IV dives below the surface, it's all on its own. Developed by MIT's Sea Grant Program,...
POSTED Monday, September 29, 2008
A cheap, painless alternative to syringes
Hate needles? Well, I have some good news for you: a Japanese inventor has created a needle-free, completely painless injection...
POSTED Monday, September 29, 2008
HD Guru puts 125 HDTVs to the high-rez test with surprising results
The HD Gurus are hard workers. The video testing website's writers rounded up 125 HDTVs and hooked up sophisticated...
POSTED Monday, September 29, 2008
A wave of vinyl records, crashing down on you
This awesome sculpture was created by Korean artist Jean Shin. Dubbed the "Sound Wave," it's made from a large number...
POSTED Monday, September 29, 2008
SpaceX Falcon 1 lifts off successfully, first privately-funded spacecraft in orbit
For the privately-developed SpaceX rocket project, apparently the fourth time is the charm. After three dismal failures, the fourth...
POSTED Monday, September 29, 2008
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