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Elonex shows off range of new e-Readers and tablets

Elonex took ten new products to IFA 2010 in Berlin, including some freeBooks and tablet computers.
Environment

MicroFusion Reactor lets you home-brew ethanol

The E-Fuel MicroFusion Reactor lets you break down organic waste for subsequent distillation into ethanol fuel.
Computing

Disapora social network source code released

The lads behind Diaspora, the open source decentralized alternative to Facebook, have announced the public release of its source code to developers.
Electronics

Smart home sensors use electrical wiring as an antenna

Researchers have developed sensors that run on extremely low power thanks to using a home’s electrical wiring as a giant antenna to transmit information.
Science

Touch-sensitive artificial skin created using rubber film

Researchers from Stanford University have created a touch-sensitive material that could be used as artificial skin.
Space Systems

Space Adventures and Boeing team up for space tourism

Seats on-board commercial spaceflights to be offered to private individuals.
Games

Sorry, parents – video games are good for the mind

Research conducted at the University of Rochester indicates that playing video games increases peoples’ ability to might right decisions faster.
Mobile Technology

Giving embarrassing old mobile tech a touchscreen upgrade

Input Dynamics' TouchDevice software can give touchscreen capabilities to an ordinary mobile phone by using the phone’s microphone and acoustic fingerprinting.
Space Systems

Microwave map of entire moon revealed

The first complete microwave image of the Moon taken by Chinese lunar satellite Chang'E-1 has been revealed.
Science

Lunar garden to give astronauts a green thumb on the green cheese

Researchers have built a prototype lunar greenhouse that could allow plants from Earth to be grown without soil on the moon or Mars.
Automotive

A closer look at Automotive X-PRIZE winner Edison2

Oliver Kuttner, team leader of the Automotive X-PRIZE-winning Edison2 team, discusses his win and the Very Light Car.
Photography

Leaf Aptus-II 12 – the world's highest resolution digital camera back

Leaf Aptus-II 12 is the world's highest resolution digital camera back.

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