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Canon unveils its first EOS DSLR with articulating LCD – the EOS 60D

Canon has unveiled the mid-level EOS 60D, which will replace the EOS 50D and is the first of Canon’s EOS line to include an articulated LCD screen.
Computing

Viking Modular introduces an SSD in a DIMM memory form factor

Viking Modular has placed SSD storage on a DDR3 memory module to create SATADIMM
Computing

Commodore USA to release updated Commodore 64

Commodore USA has it intends to start selling an exact replica of the original beige chassis Commodore 64.
Body and Mind

Microneedles and quantum dots could be used to treat skin cancer

A research team at North Carolina State University has created incredibly small microneedles to be used in the treatment of medical conditions by inserting nanoscale dyes called quantum dots into the skin.
Aircraft

Shape-shifting UAV designed for stormy sea rescues

A remote-control marine rescue aircraft uses shape-shifting technology to counteract rough flying conditions.
Photography

New waterproof 1080p JVC Picsio Pocket Video Camera

JVC has announced two new Picsio pocket video cameras, one of which is waterproof to 10 feet
Architecture

Heliotrope creator sets sights on international expansion

Solar architect Rolf Disch has unveiled plans to break his PlusEnergy vision out of Germany
Photography

Sony unveils new translucent mirror Alpha cameras

Sony has introduced a couple of new Alpha digital SLR cameras featuring its new Translucent Mirror Technology
Automotive

Honda Jazz Hybrid to debut at Paris Motor Show

Honda is set to unveil a hybrid version of its Jazz at the Paris Motor Show next month.
Electronics

Graphite foam promises longer-lasting LEDs

Newly-developed graphite foam is said to make LED lamps last longer by cooling them more effectively than traditional methods.
Astronomy

Astronaut airbags hold promise of a smooth landing

An air bag system for astronauts evacuating the International Space Station should allow for soft landings.
Robotics

Stickybot mimics gecko biology to get a leg up

With feet modeled on the intricate design of gecko toes, engineers at Stanford University have create a robot that can climb smooth surfaces including a wall of slick glass.

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