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Lenovo shows concept PCs behind closed doors

February 7, 2006 A few weeks ago as CES 2006 was drawing to a close, Gizmag's Dave Weinstein and Rob Walker were invited to a closed door meeting with some of

Wellness and Healthy Living

Potential HIV-AIDS cure - drug found to kill multiple HIV strains

February 9, 2006 Vanderbilt University , Brigham Young University and Ceragenix Pharmaceuticals have announced that one of a family of compounds, called Ce

Wellness and Healthy Living

The programmable vibrator for long-distance lovers (NSFW)

February 9, 2006 Je Joue is the world's first programmable vibrator - a non-penetrative vibrator controlled by digital files called Grooves, which instruct its

Mobile Technology

BMW offering free audio books designed for the 40 minute auto commute

February 7, 2006 As MP3 technology gives greater accessibility to all forms of audio content, there has been tremendous growth in the area of audio books. Audi

The 2010 Buell Blast - mass centralisation taken to the extreme.

Motorcycles

Erik Buell announces 2010 Buell Blast: a crushed cube of metal

The Buell Blast was a friendly motorcycle, a beginner's bike and a favourite of US-based rider training organisations. But Erik Buell decided it wasn't fast enough or man enough to wear the Buell badge. So he crushed it.

The Logitech Pro 9000 with Carl Zeiss lens

Photography

Logitech backs Vid software release with seven new webcams

Logitech has released a series of seven webcams to coincide with its new video calling Vid software.

Military

TASER Shockwave - electro-shock 'canon' developed for riot control

The TASER Shockwave is a fully modular system that effectively bunches six TASER X26 stun guns together to cover a 20-degree arc with 25-foot cartridges and stop an advancing crowd in their tracks.

Urban Transport

Exclusive: Cranklock technical drawings

Cranklock inventor Chris Toal has given us a peek at early technical drawings from a couple of the patent applications to provide an insight into how the Cranklock will operate... plus the first pics of a new downhill prototype.

Children

Avatar toys ‘come to life’ on home computers

Toy-maker Mattel will release a range of action figures in October that come alive on your home computer when scanned by a webcam.

At 25 mpg, an original Model T would still give you better fuel economy that most vehicles on US roads today

Automotive

U.S. vehicle fuel efficiency has increased only 3 mpg in 80 years

A new study shows that in 80 years, the overall fuel economy of the US fleet has improved a paltry three miles per gallon.

Compared to standard barcode devices, the Bokode is tiny, yet it can incorporate an enormous amount of data

Science

New barcode system could see the end of ugly stripes

The Bokode is a new form of barcode that not only eliminates the ugly appearance but also contains lots of information about a product

Sky plan to launch Europe's first 3D TV channel

Home Entertainment

Sky to launch 3D TV channel in UK next year

UK broadcaster Sky are planning to launch Europe's first 3D TV channel next year.

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