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ESO approves European Extremely Large Telescope

The European Southern Observatory has met and approved the European Extremely Large Telescope program.
Around The Home

John Deere's TANGO E5 autonomous lawnmower

The TANGO E5 will not only mow your lawn without you having to move off your garden lounge, but it will do so at times when you’d rather be indoors.
Architecture

CTBUH lists its picks for Best Tall Buildings of 2012

The Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat has released its list of Best Tall Buildings for 2012
Science

Hubble data predicts Milky Way galactic collision

Hubble shows our own Milky Way galaxy is headed for a direct collision with the Andromeda galaxy M31.
Military

The Volkswagen Amarok pickup truck goes special ops

The Rheinmetall Amarok M is one bad Volkswagen military truck.
Laptops

ASUS reveals the TAICHI dual-screen ultrabook

ASUS has announced a combined Windows 8 ultrabook/tablet called TAICHI, that features two full HD display panels and is said to be both light and thin.
Games

Dive Commander lets you control a real sub via the internet

Dive Commander is a web-based game in which players control an actual mini-submarine.
Children

Toyota Camatte Concept: A kids' toy car that functions like the real thing

The Toyota Camatte is a concept car for kids.
Mobile Technology

Booster Brolly: The solar-powered, signal-boosting umbrella

The Vodafone Booster Brolly is a new umbrella designed to help keep mobile phone owners charged and connected when exploring the great outdoors.
Good Thinking

Radical railways: Top 10 transportation systems of the future

The 21st Century will undoubtedly bring with it a raft of people moving projects that redefine our notion of public transport. So just what will be pulling into the station in 50 years time?
Good Thinking

WaterWear backpack eases the strain of water transport

The WaterWear pack is a collapsible backpack designed to to ease the burden many in developing countries face in transporting water.
Good Thinking

Kinect-based system allows computers to locate misplaced items in a home

Kinsight is an experimental system that uses networked Kinect cameras to locate missing objects within a household.

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