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Interactive Pillow

Posted on November 23, 2006 by max

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Here’s a cool interactive pillow that turns on lights when it senses low-light situations. Maybe they can take this idea further and integrate it with memory-foam pillows, and maybe integrate it to

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Platinum-coated virus to be used for speedy memory

Posted on October 6, 2006 by max

Wow, memory made from virus living in cigarettes?

All the hip-cool scientists these days are enslaving living organisms to do their bidding. Luckily, they’re sticking with the micro end of the size spectrum, or “nano” end in this case. Apparently they’ve managed to create some supa’ fast memory chips by coating 30-nanometer-long bits of tobacco mosaic virus (pictured above in its natural habitat) with itsy-bitsy platinum nanopartic

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Watch with FM radio capability AND MP3!

Posted on September 29, 2006 by max

Wow, I really need this…yes it would be nice to have bluetooth wireless too…

This Thanko FMP3 watch lets you play MP3s from your wrist and it has an FM radio, too. Choose between 512MB or 1GB of flash memory and wear your music on your sleeve, or thereabouts. Although it’s certainly not the first MP3 watch (even Thanko itself has a voice-recording MP3 watch among a few others), it would be so much nicer with a Bluetooth transmitter along

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Nokia to ship 8GB hard drive music phone by year’s end

Posted on September 26, 2006 by max

Nice phonE~ 🙂

The N91 8GB can also play MP3, AAC, AAC+ and eAAC+ tracks, as can the other handsets in the line-up. Nokia said it was bundling an update version of its PC Suite data synchronisation software with Music Manager rip and transfer code.

The N70 and N73 incorporate 1GB and 2GB of memory, respectively. That’s more than the non-Music Edition versions, but Nokia didn’t indicate whether the extra comes from bundled Micro SD cards or is on-board stor

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