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A nuclear battery the size and thickness of a penny
Nuclear batteries have an extremely long life and high energy density compared to chemical batteries. Unfortunately, they are also very large and heavy. But researchers have developed a nuclear battery that is the size and thickness of a penny.
Photography
An electron microscope that won't destroy living cells
MIT researchers have proposed a new quantum electron microscope using a mechanical measurement technique that uses electrons to sense objects without ever hitting them, thus avoiding damaging a living sample.
Medical Devices
Brain-to-brain communication over the Internet
Researchers at the University of Southampton have shown it is possible to achieve brain to brain activity by transmitting a series of binary digits from one person to another over the Internet, using nothing but the power of thought.
Children
A new look for an old favorite - the interactive Dora Links doll
The Dora Links interactive doll gives Dora the Explorer a tech-savvy update, connecting via USB to offer an interactive online experience
Robotics
Household robots – a burglar's man on the inside?
According to a new study, the current crop of household robots presents a serious safety and privacy risk by making it all too easy for nefarious types to hijack control of the robots and access valuable data.
Photography
Memory chips could lead the way to gigapixel cameras
A Dutch research team used memory chips to create affordable high-resolution image sensors for digital cameras.
Home Entertainment
The ultra-thin JVC SP-FT home theater – only 31mm thick
JVC has released its ultra-slim amplifier and speakers. The SP-FT model from JVC is a pair of 31mm thin satellite speakers and matching amplifier which produce 80W total output.
Mobile Technology
Kempler & Strauss W Phonewatch
Kempler & Strauss has launched the W Phonewatch which offers similar functionality to offerings from LG and Samsung but at a fraction of the cost
Mobile Technology
WikiReader puts an offline version of Wikipedia in your pocket
WikiReader is a handheld device for people who rely on the information housed at Wikipedia more often than they have access to the Internet.
Around The Home
Dyson ditches blades on Air Multiplier desk fan
The Dyson Air Multiplier is an efficient desk fan - without the blades.
Wellness and Healthy Living
Vioguard Self-Sanitizing Keyboard
Computer keyboards have been found to be home to worrying amounts of harmful microbes, but Vioguard believes its new self-cleaning keyboard offers a possible solution.
Electronics
World’s first commercial application of DSSC solar technology is in the bag
G24i has sent the first commercial shipment of its dye-sensitized solar cells to a bag-maker in Hong Kong for use in backpacks and handbags. DSSCs work in low light - even indoors - and are environmentally-friendly to create.
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