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Computing

Optical storage meets SSD - Say hello to the HyDrive

Hitachi-LG Data Storage has announced a combination of optical drive and SSD called the HyDrive
Computing

Sandisk doubles capacity of SSD products

SanDisk has announced a performance and capacity upgrade for its SSDs.
Environment

New materials could soak up carbon emissions

Newly-developed materials could filter the carbon out of smokestack emissions.
Mobile Technology

Special edition Ferrari smartphone joins Acer lineup

At Computex 2010 this week Acer was showing off the latest devices to join its Ferrari-branded products - the Acer Liquid E Ferrari special edition smartphone, Ferrari One notebook and F-22 monitor.
Wearables

Ice Samurai watch - you won't believe what it's made of

The Ice Samurai watch incorporates a unique blue LED display, in a band reportedly made from Samurai steel.
Photography

Panasonic's LUMIX DMC-FX75 super slim compact with wide angle lens

Panasonic's latest addition to the LUMIX family sports an ultra-wide-angle lens and a host of useful automatic features
Science

Chinese scientists create mini 'black hole'

Researchers have created a device that traps and absorbs electromagnetic waves, essentially creating an electromagnetic black hole.
Body and Mind

Robotic surgery gets a helping hand with world first surgical training software

Two Buffalo scientists have paired up to develop the first procedure-based, hands-on surgical training software that has the potential to revolutionize surgical training worldwide.
Computing

ASUS Eee Keyboard now has Commodore rival

Commodure USA has revealed some specification details to Gizmag for its new Invictus keyboard computer with 5 inch touchscreen display.
Automotive

Mitsuoka releases Orochi Gold Premium sportscar

Japanese auto manufacturer Mitsuoka has been tinkering on its 'distinctive' Orochi sportscar again and has now unveiled the Orochi Gold Premium which is headed for Asian markets.
Science

Computer model tests Mars 'tumbleweed rovers'

Researchers have developed a computer model that can test designs for Mars "tumbleweed" rovers.
Music

Sonic Charge's Patternarium introduces Darwin to drum beats

Patternarium is likely to become one of Tim Hanlon's most used tools when he's looking for some inspiration in the studio.

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