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‘Black metal’ discovery could advance the use of T-rays for medical scanning
A process for changing the color of metal also results in the metal being able to detect the notoriously difficult to detect terahertz waves, or T-rays, which have potential applications in medical and scientific imaging and security scanning.
Automotive
Video: Forget your creature comforts, Porsche's 2010 Boxster Spyder is a pure driver's car
If you believe owning a sportscar is all about prestige, luxury and getting the chicks, then stay away from the newest Porsche Boxster. Anything that's not essential has been thrown overboard in the quest for light weight.
Music
scoreLight musical instrument turns drawings into sound
ScoreLight is a one-of-a-kind musical instrument that scans objects with laser technology and produces sound based on their shape and color.
Around The Home
Project Runningblade - the 100mph lawnmower
The world speed record for lawnmowers is currently 80 mph, but Project Runningblade, launched this week, aims to raise it to more than 100 mph using a highly-modified Countax-based machine.
Computers
Dell Vostro V13 small business laptop targets 'mobile entrepreneurs'
Dell has added to its Vostro range with the V13 small business laptop that, at 13.3 inches, is a convenient size between a netbook and a full-size notebook. It has a starting price of around US$449.
Marine
Sealegs amphibious RIB completes Malaysian circumnavigation
A specially built military class 7.1 meter Sealegs amphibious RIB has completed a 1620 kilometer "circumnavigation" of the Malaysian Peninsula in a record time of 31 hours and 57 minutes.
Body & Mind
Human blood stem cells engineered to kill HIV
A proof-of-principle study has demonstrated that it is possible to engineer human blood stem cells into cells that can target and kill HIV-infected cells. The process could also be used against a range of chronic viral diseases.
Computers
Seagate joins the SSD party with the Pulsar
Seagate has announced its first foray into solid state drives, the Pulsar.
Good Thinking
The Top 10 things you CAN'T have for Christmas 2009
There's only 14 sleeps 'til Christmas, but unless you're planning on discovering a large oil deposit or long lost Spanish Galleon in the very near future, you may struggle to scrape together the funds required to tackle this little wish list.
Aircraft
Next-gen Global Hawk HALE UAS completes its first flight
The first of the next generation of Northrop Grumman’s Block 40 configuration RQ-4 Global Hawk has successfully taken to the air for the first time with a flight lasting around two hours.
Military
Marines take GREENS solar power to the front lines
Fueled by the sun, the Ground Renewable Expeditionary ENergy System (GREENS) is a portable, 300W, photovoltaic/battery system that provides continuous power to marines in the field.
Music
Mintpass Cube concept brings analog back to digital music
Mintpass has offered a digital music player with a retro analog feel in the form of the Mintcube
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