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Computing

Five new Alienware PCs invade the gaming market with aggressive looks and specs

Dell recently announced five new high-performance gaming rigs that will satisfy even the most performance-hungry user.
Electronics

Steuart’s Patent vacuum tank regulator – the timepiece to beat in the early 20th Century

The second in our series of interviews with Michael Bennet-Levy looks at the Steuart’s Patent vacuum tank regulator – a clock produced in 1923 that its makers, J & D Meek, claimed was accurate to “better than a second a year.”
Bicycles

At long last - a bicycle simulator

The Honda Bicycle Simulator is the first bike simulator that allows riders to experience the possible risks they may face on the roads to help them improve their ability to predict risks and increase their safety awareness.
Home Entertainment

Portable power - the Bose SoundDock 10 digital music system

Bose has released its Sounddock 10 iPod dock, big sound from a small package and featuring optional Bluetooth.
Environment

Sharp sets highest solar cell efficiency

Sharp has achieved 35.8% conversion efficiency in its triple-junction solar cell by creating a new base layer
Body and Mind

GE Vscan portable ultrasound scanner unveiled

General Electric has unveiled a handheld ultrasound scanner at the Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco.
Computing

Acer releases 3D laptop

The Acer AS5738 comes with a 3D screen, 3D glasses and software to project your media and videogames into the third dimension.
Science

Good vibrations: Lotus leaf's secrets revealed

Using an ultra high-speed camera, a powerful microscope and an audio speaker, scientists have been able to observe water as it condensed on the lotus leaf's surface, and more importantly, how the water condensate disappeared.
Body and Mind

Worm glue could help repair broken bones

Bioengineers are attempting to emulate a glue found in the sandcastle worm to help repair broken bones in humans.
Urban Transport

Nissan joins personal mobility field with ‘Segway-skis’

Nissan is joining the personal mobility arena with its prototype device developed in partnership with Japan’s AIST that is like a pair of “Segway-skis".
Science

World's first blue roses to go on sale

The long-awaited commercial release of the blue rose is set to take place in Japan next week (November 3). But before you go ordering a dozen or so for your loved one, check out the price – around ¥2,000-3,000 (US$22-32) each.
Science

Cell batteries could power nano devices

Synthetic cells that act as a battery could one day be used to power nanotech devices.

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