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Did salt lakes kill the dinosaurs? And will they kill us?
A new report has suggested that the largest mass extinction in earth’s history may have been triggered by giant salt lakes emitting halogenated gases – something that climate change is also exacerbating today.
Home Entertainment
LG's 2009 Audio/Visual range: connectivity, convergence and clean, clear interfaces
LG's latest A/V lineup shows how the company sees TV, Blu-ray and the Internet beginning to converge to deliver a richer entertainment experience. We take a look at the PS80 Time Machine TV, the HB954WA Blu-ray home theater system and more.
Military
AA-12 combat shotgun
When it comes to ripping a person to shreds, no hand-held weapon comes close to the Atchisson Assault Shotgun. That's because it can plant 20 12-gauge shotgun rounds (or long-range, high explosive mini frag grenades) into your target in 5 seconds.
Computing
ViBook expands screen real-estate via USB
The ViBook allows the user to extend their desktop onto five additional screens, utilizing the USB port instead of the DVI socket on the back of your graphics card.
Science
Astronomers make unprecedented asteroid impact observations
Back in early October the observers at the Catalina Sky Survey near Tuscon, Arizona discovered a world first. It saw an object in outer space that, after a brief calculation of its orbit, had a 100% chance of hitting the earth.
Wearables
The watch of many faces
The UNI watch, a concept by Yanko Design sporting a soft black plastic feel customizable face can be changed from analog to digital, viewed in two small circles, or numbers spiraling inwards, disappearing into the centre of the watch.
Science
Engineers develop cheap flexible loudspeaker that's only 0.25mm thick
Engineers in the UK have developed a loudspeaker that is so flat and flexible it can be hung like a picture anywhere.
Computing
Samsung’s latest N110 netbook claims 9.5 hour battery life
Samsung’s latest entry into the netbook market is the N110, which boasts a 10.1-inch screen, 160GB HDD, 1GB of RAM and claims of up to 9.5 hours of battery life.
Automotive
Working prototype generates electricity from moving vehicles
New Energy Technologies has developed a prototype to capture some of the kinetic energy wasted by the 250 million-odd vehicles driving on US roads.
Around The Home
Dishwashers save more water than washing by hand?
A study by Electrolux claim that dishwashers will save more water than hand washing
Children
Snuza Halo movement monitor helps keep your sleeping baby safe
The Snuza Halo baby movement monitor uses highly sensitive movement detectors to monitor your baby while she sleeps.
Children
Sparking up the Razor Scooter
Razor have adapted the Razor A Kick Scooter to make it a little more interesting by adding a sparking mechanism controlled by foot, the Spark Bar.
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