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Tesla has just pulled the wraps off its eagerly awaited EV sedan - the Model S - and on first impressions, it doesn't disappoint. Gizmag's Dave Weinstein has brought us these first pics from the coal-face.

Technology

Tiny Smart Dew sensors promise low-cost security solution

An innovative new invention from Tel Aviv University consisting of tiny sensors as small as dewdrops promises a cost effective solution for securing large areas.

Outdoors

Ortovox Grizzly multifunctional avalanche shovel

The ORTOVOX Grizzly sports a large, sharp aluminum blade designed to shift compact snow quickly, but the clever bit is the folding mechanism that transforms the shovel into a pick.

Automotive

Closer look: the Tesla Model S

There is much excitement and publicity surrounding the launch of the long awaited all electric sedan from Tesla Motors and more details have emerged since the Tesla Model S was unveiled.

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.

Outdoors

TentLED helps avert common camping mishap

Award winning TentLED by VAN BERLO is designed to prevent the most common camping mishap - guy rope tripping.

Architecture

Architect-designed Ramp House is a skaters dream pad

For skating lovers who heard the phrase ‘don’t you dare skate in the house’ one too many times as a kid, this might just be the dream home you’ve always wanted.

The ATI Radeon HD 4890 sure packs a graphical punch

Computing

AMD claims world’s most powerful GPU with the ATI Radeon HD 4890

AMD has introduced the ATI Radeon HD 4890 graphics card that boasts a staggering 1.36 TeraFLOPs of compute power, GDDR5 memory, engine clock speeds capable of nearly 1GHz and DirectX 10.1 support for the latest game titles.

A present-day salt lake in the south of RussiaPic Credit: Dr. Ludwig Weißflog/UFZ

Science

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.

Quick! Out of the way, it's the Walking House!

Around The Home

Walking House: moving home takes on a whole new meaning

Dutch design group N55 has designed the Walking House, which consists of a basic module measuring 3.5m high by 3.5m wide and 3.72m long that can cover a decidedly leisurely 60m an hour on its six insect like legs.

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.

Music

Genius' $50 noise-cancelling GHP-04NC headphones

Genius has releases the GHP-04NC headphones harnessing noise cancellation technology for $50.

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