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Steam Car Challenge targets century-old speed record
October 31, 2006 In an environment where world’s best practice in any human endeavour is expected to last only a few years, it seems ludicrous that a land spee
Mobile Technology
Transportable HD Radio receiver, Dockable Entertainment featuring Game Boy Advance, and Wireless Charging Concept on show at SEMA
October 31, 2006 The Specialty Equipment Markets Association (SEMA) Show opens in Las Vegas today and one of the stars of the show will undoubtedly be the ex
Computing
Microsoft’s new Wireless Notebook Presenter Mouse 8000
October 28, 2006 Given all the convergence going on, it seems those items which we cannot do without will begin attracting their share of additional powers. Acc
Wellness and Healthy Living
The wrist-worn water bottle
October 30, 2006 The current global innovation tornado seems to touch every conceivable niche and one which touches us all – keeping the body optimally hydrated
Marine
New Royal Navy unmanned fast inshore attack craft
October 30, 2006 Last week saw the commissioning of two new boats into the UK’s Royal Navy in the form of two remotely controlled Fast Inshore Attack Craft for
Good Thinking
The Wallet Pen
October 30, 2006 People often write to us to ask what the criteria are for a story on Gizmag.com and we respond that a great concept is the key and there are n
Games
Trimersion HMD takes First Person Shooter games to a new level of reality
October 31, 2006 The global success of First Person Shooter (FPS) games was catalysed by the launch of shareware phenomenon Doom on December 10, 1993 which was
Military
Very-Shallow-Water Mine-Neutralizer System
October 26, 2006 The naval mine , like its earthbound sibling the land mine , are extremely effective offensive, defensive and psychological weapons, particu
Outdoors
Merrell Sports sandal
October 25, 2006 A new shoe from Merrell caught our attention the other day and to say we were blown away with the look of the shoe is an understatement – so
Motorcycles
Yamaha’s Maxam scooter bound for overseas markets
October 26, 2006 This time last year the motorcycling world was amazed to see Yamaha unveil a two wheeled limousine of extravagant proportions in the form of t
Good Thinking
Palm Vein-based Biometric ID system for schools
October 26, 2006 When we first saw Fujitsu Europe’s plans to develop a palm vein biometric identification system for schools, we thought that perhaps it was a
Children
Remote control Robotic Insectoid
October 27, 2006 Whenever we get shown the next generation of high tech toys we get the feeling we were cheated by having our childhoods a decade or three too
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