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Top 10 things you CAN'T have for Christmas 2012

It's time once again for our annual look back at some of the most outrageous examples of new technology to have crossed our desk during 2012.
Aircraft

Wireless, handheld device for ground control of X-47B unmanned aircraft tested

Northrop Grumman and the U.S. Navy have demonstrated of a wireless, handheld device that will allow deck operators to remotely control the X-47B Unmanned Combat Air System (UCAS) on a carrier deck.
Children

Drive Suits let you become a real-life Transformer

Drive Suits are life-size Transformers-inspired costumes, with motorized wheels that allow them to move when in "vehicle" mode.
Motorcycles

Plug & Play Screamer lets motorcycles give other vehicles an earful

The Plug & Play Screamer is a more compact, easier-to-install version of the extremely loud Screaming Banshee motorcycle horn.
Home Entertainment

Analyst predicts Apple TV set is "imminent"

James Kisner, an investment analyst with Jefferies, believes that the Apple TV set is coming soon.
Automotive

Test Track attraction from Chevy and Disney lets public design their own vehicles

Chevy has worked closely with Disney to update the Test Track attraction to allow guests to design and test their own automotive designs.
Outdoors

Rain Shield – a new take on the humble umbrella

Rain Shield is a concept for a new type of umbrella, created to remedy several of the problems associated with the traditional design.
Environment

Eco-toothbrush made from bamboo to hit the market early 2013

Bogobrush is a new "100 percent biodegradable" toothbrush made from bamboo and nylon.
Sports

Ten Count punching bag combines brawn with a brain

The Ten Count is a "smart" punching bag that records the number and force of the user's punches.
Astronomy

NASA: mission accomplished, Kepler – now look harder still

Kepler is to continue its search for Earth-like planets until 2016.
Science

MIT produces new metamaterial that acts as a lens for radio waves

An MIT graduate student in mechanical engineering and his colleagues have developed a three-dimensional, lightweight metamaterial lens that focuses radio waves with extreme precision.
Games

Wii U GamePad won't play Wii games

The Wii U's GamePad won't play old Wii games

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