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The first commercially available Brain Computer Interface
March 11, 2007 The evolution of the Computer Human interface may seem to be rooted in the infernal keyboard and its recent traveling companion, the mouse, but
Photography
ViviCam 6200w waterproof camera
March 12, 2007 Vivitar’s new US$230 ViviCam 6200w could become a landmark product in the evolution of the digital camera – it is the first waterproof camera to
Wellness and Healthy Living
Bilingual learning benefits second and third generation children
March 13, 2007 Bilingual learning can provide substantial benefits for second and third generation children whose families speak a language other than English,
Computing
TrekStor’s 3-in-1 hard disk
March 13, 2007 TrekStor will be presenting an interesting new external hard disk at CeBIT 2007 in Hanover later this week. Best known as a manufacturer hard
Automotive
Loeb and Citroen back on top at Rally of Mexico
March 12, 2007 Sebastien Loeb (Citroen) took the Rally of Mexico today to become the first driver of the season to win two races, moving his own points score t
Wearables
TAG Heuer's Latest Timepieces
March 15, 2007 It’s coming up to the annual Basel Watch and Jewelry Fair in Switzerland, where some of the world’s most desirable gizmos will be shown for the
Boats and Watersports
DockitJet offers both a jet boat and a jetski
March 17, 2007 The concept of using a jetski to power a larger watercraft was pioneered back in the early nineties and has yielded a stunning array of versatil
Marine
The Solar Shuttle – solar-powered 42-passenger boat
March 17, 2007 Designed by SolarLab founder Christoph Behling, the SolarShuttle is the UK’s largest and most advanced solar boat. It was launched last July,
Automotive
Formula One 2007 – Ferrari emphatically takes the first battle
March 18, 2007 The first round of the 2007 Formula One championship got underway at Albert Park in Australia today, with Kimi Raikkonen claiming an emphatic fi
Computing
Research project could help create computers that run on light
March 15, 2007 Physicists at the University of Bath will soon begin a research project which could be an important step towards the development of photonic c
Mobile Technology
TDK pocket-sized Tremor Xa-10 flat panel stereo speakers
March 19, 2007 There’s a growing percentage of people out there, like many who work for Gizmag, who frequently find themselves working somewhere else, with a d
Wellness and Healthy Living
Thermal vest keeps troops cool in the heat of battle
March 19, 2007 Scientists at the University of Portsmouth are testing new high-tech thermal vests to be used by soldiers in Iraq to help them cope with the h
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