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Nokia 6108 adds handwriting recognition
May, 2003 Nokia has released the first mobile phone to incorporate handwriting recognition. The Nokia 6108 is designed for Chinese language users in Asia Pacifi
Robotics
A glimpse of a robot-driven future?
Wednesday July 2, 2003Robotics is increasingly discovering practical applications for consumers - robot vacuum cleaners and guard dogs are just the beginning -
Marine
Scuba-Doo Underwater Motorcycle
Scuba (Self-Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus) is an acronym we usually associate with face-masks, breathing tubes and back-mounted tanks, but the Scuba-
Automotive
Toyota Prius hybrid petrol and electric vehicle
Toyota's 2004 Prius petrol and electric hybrid is the first second-generation hybrid car and one which is expected to challenge Honda's Insight for the title o
Boats and Watersports
Sealegs amphibious boat powers over land and sea
Anyone who has ever experienced the frustrating and often soaking-wet joys of launching and retreiving a boat can appreciate this New Zealand innovation. Sealeg
Photography
Olympus releases 512MB XD Memory Card
Olympus has boosted to its digital camera memory card line-up with the addition of the 512MB xD Picture Card. Double the capacity of the largest xD card current
Outdoors
Personal Wireless Weather Station
Useful in countless situations, this wireless weather station provides remote access to key weather indicators at any time via the internet. A user can obtain i
Around The Home
New Audio Benchmark: 2500W speakers from Bang & Olufsen
If your initial impression on seeing the Beolab 5 loudspeaker is that the martians have landed, you could be forgiven it looks as unconventional as a speaker
Marine
Delfjet turns humans into dolphins
Down waves, skimming across the surface or diving underneath the water - Delfjet is a remarkable surfing device designed to allow humans to emulate the motions
Automotive
Mercedes-Benz unveils 7-speed automatic transmission
May, 2003Mercedes-Benz have announced that its world's first standard-fitted seven-speed automatic transmission for passenger cars will be available in Australi
Mobile Technology
Wristwatch incorporates 128MB data storage
In a clever example of convergence, the Memix Memory Watch combines a 128MB portable storage device with a functional timepiece. The device connects to computer
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Star-fleet approved interior design
What began as an exercise in self-healing has become a full-time occupation and publicity juggernaut for British designer Tony Alleyne. After a run of 'bad luck
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