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February 24, 2009 We first glimpsed Nissan's NV200 small van at the 2007 Tokyo Show when it displayed one of the most intelligent design concepts we've seen f

February 25, 2009 There are few details available just yet but you don't need to look hard to see the Kia No3 concept is quite different to anything you've see

Night Vision Goggles were until recently the exclusive domain of well-funded Special Ops teams, but are now available for USD80 in the local toy store, with Night Vision Binoculars soon to land at USD60.

With the release of Street Fighter IV, millions of gamers are clamoring for a quality arcade stick to complete their home arcade experience. We've spent some quality time with an X-Arcade Dual Joystick - read on for our full review.

Is there anything on offer here other than nostalgia for those of us who grew up playing six-button fighting games at the arcade? Read on to find out.

Arizona State University's Flexible Display Center (FDC) has added touchscreen capabilities that support real-time user input by either stylus pen or by touch to their already impressive affordable, flexible electronic displays announced late last year.

Lenovo have designated eight ThinkPad laptops for use in field and vehicle semi-ruggedized computing environments after subjecting them to a barrage of military specifications tests including being baked, battered, blistered and blown with sand.

Toyota could be taking the concept of green cars a bit too literally with the development of a hybrid concept car made from seaweed to be shown at the Melbourne International Motor Show this week.

The Legendary automobile brand Maybach is set to launche the new Maybach Zeppelin.

The new Olympus E-620 is pitched as an "all-in-one" model that combines some of the the best elements of the higher end units - like the flip-out rotating screen - with a high-degree of portability.

Samsung launches two new 12MP cameras, with a 10x optical zoom on one, and a three-inch AMOLED screen on another.

Colorado based company ION Engineering have developed technology that could be used in a similar way to economically remove CO2 and other contaminants from fossil fuel power plant emissions and raw natural gas.