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Charles Babbage: the brain that invented the computer
Though Silicon Valley may be the heart of the commercialisation of all things digital, it is the British who can proudly boast having invented the computer. Ind
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Olympus Eye-Trek finding myriad real-world applications
More than just a cinema-on-your-face, the expanding range of Olympus Eye-Trek head-mounted displays are finding a myriad of surprising 'real world' applications
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Collapsible Rinspeed
Collapsible tables, camping chairs and even bicycles have long proved their versatility in situations where space is at a premium. But now Swiss company Rinspee
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Follow-me-from-in-front Glasses
They're called that because they are ideal for surveillance activities. The outer edges of the inside of the lens are coated with a silver-like substance which
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Shark Shield makes it safe to go back in the water
Both units weigh approximately 1kg and the closest a shark is likely to approach a user equipped with the dive unit under normal conditions is 4-5 metres, with
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Bendable concrete
May 7, 2005 A new type of fibre-reinforced bendable concrete will be used for the first time in Michigan this summer. Developed by University of Michigan scient
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Dyson Reinvents The Wheel
April 29, 2005 First James Dyson changed the way the vacuum works -- now he's changing the way we vacuum. Dyson's DC15 vacuum with The Ball technology is Dyson'
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Volvo YCC Concept Car wins major design award
May 6, 2005 The Volvo Cars' YCC team has received the Torsten och Wanja Söderbergs Pris (Torsten and Wanja Soderbergs Prize), one of Scandinavia's most prestigi
Mobile Technology
Solar Daypacks recharge personal electronics on the go
April 30, 2005 Juice Bags is a line of urban daypacks that fuse technology and environmentalism by integrating carrying cases with high-efficiency solar panels
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New vacuum elevator installs in a few hours at a budget price
One of the major problems with installing an elevator in a home is the amount of space required, not to mention the costly infrastructure and maintenance issues
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Marines Live Fire Training System
May 10, 2005 Lockheed Martin has been awarded a five-year contract to provide live fire training systems to the U.S. Marine Corps' Air Ground Task Force Trainin
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Heavy Metal - A Tank Company's Battle to Baghdad
May 3, 2005 Sargeant Scott Stewart saw the tanks first. They were partially hidden in the late afternoon shadows that stretched across the narrow street lined
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