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ReviewsDefinitive Technology ProCinema 600 (black)
Reviewed on April 10, 2008 The Definitive Technology ProCinema 600 surround speakers pack a mighty wallop for their small size, but the system needs some extra care during setup to sound its best. -
ReviewsNikon D50 w/18-55mm lens
Reviewed on August 29, 2005 Performance and features that rival those of more expensive digital SLR cameras make the 6-megapixel Nikon D50 one of the best entry-level options. -
NewsThe next notebook battery? Lithium polymer
December 7, 2006 Technology first discussed years ago might power your next laptop, replacing the fire-hazardous, but commonly used, lithium ion. -
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Philips unit to launch rollable-screen handheld
February 8, 2007 First unveiled in 2005, cellular device developed by Polymer Vision features a 5-inch roll-out grayscale display. -
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Start-up creates flexible sheets of light
December 6, 2007 CeeLite's LECs, which can be integrated into walls or wrapped around poles, are being tested on ad-emblazoned city buses.Photos: CeeLite's bendable, durable lights -
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MIT makes plastic that changes shape in light
April 14, 2005 Material could one day lead to cartilage replacements that build inside a patient's body or door latches that open with flashlights. -
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Fuel cell maker scores federal grant
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Plastic magnet breaks the mold
September 1, 2004 Researchers in England have made the first magnet made of plastic that works at room temperatures. -
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IBM gets chip circuits to draw themselves
December 8, 2003 Big Blue is tinkering with a new material that could drastically slash the costs of “drawing” circuits on semiconductors, and the stuff is a close relative to tennis shoe glue. -
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Training molecules to draw chips
July 24, 2003 Researchers at the University of Wisconsin have come up with a way to organize molecules through lithography, the science of "drawing" chip circuits. -
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Housefly a model for new wide-angle lens
May 1, 2006 Angled honeycomb design of artificial compound eye similar to housefly's. Wide usage range possible, researcher says. -
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IBM lets Millipede storage out for a stroll
March 14, 2005 The prototype technology works like a punch card machine and can fit huge amounts of data into a tiny space. Photos: Millipede packs a punch -
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A semiconductor for sommeliers
February 7, 2006 Not sure whether a wine has gone sour? A group at UC Berkeley has come up with a cheap electronic nose. -
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Nanotechnology aims to cure smelly feet
September 27, 2004 Your secret shame is over. A start-up in Pennsylvania says it can cure foot-odor problems with nanosocks. -
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Spray-on electronics move closer to reality
April 16, 2004 If recent research projects bear fruit, it won't be too many years before magazines play videos and semiconductors roll out of inkjet printers. -
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Inkjet printers start cranking out microchips
March 13, 2007 Spray-on electronics can be mass manufactured, and a new factory in Austria is doing just that. -
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Cheaper LEDs to light a green path?
January 19, 2007 Using plastic could help light-emitting diodes sell for less and compete with power-hungry traditional bulbs, company says. -
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To harvest water from air, MIT copies beetles
June 16, 2006 The future of water is in bumps, according to researchers studying a desert beetle's method of water collection. -
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Sneaker tech hits the streets
April 14, 2006 Computer chips, motors and cutting-edge materials are finding their way into top-of-the-line running shoes. Photos: Get your (sneaker's) motor running -
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Researchers find new twist in bendy electronics
December 13, 2006 A new technique for manufacturing transistors may make mass producing flexible electronics much more feasible.
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