When buying any computers or electronics system memory should the first priority to consider. Just like buying a laptop computer, no matter how high tech or branded it is if it has no sufficient memory it is not good because it means you cannot save files and documents as much as you want. So it […]

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Xerox has invented a new form of Self Erasable Paper that would self erase anything printed on the surface of special type of paper within a time span of 24 hours, the paper can then be reused for upto 100 times. So you might ask what the use of this? Well it can be used […]

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You call a vehicle a “soldier”? That is how we will fight wars on the future, at least as explained in the new technology of war, answering the question with battle footages, animation, live-action weapons testing and interviews with experts to examine everything from robot warriors to unmanned aerial vehicles. That is the trend. If […]

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For scientists out there who always have light bulbs flashing on their bright minds, and who have unique or innovative product ideas: You can get your work launched and see your dream invention turned into reality, and marketed right before your eyes, in most popular stores, magazines, television shows, and gadgets universe. Start at The Montel […]

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PhotoHunt 98: Wooden
We see how the Middles East, not just Dubai, has been booming with all projects that are so amazing, making records in the world. All constructions modern and prestigious and are unending, it is really amazing to see them work.

But far from the recesses of the modern world is this one barn […]

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Warning?! Seems like there’s a rough road ahead for windows vista users.
Microsoft needs a Vista success. As Service Packs are among the biggest updates Microsoft issues for its various operating systems, the software giant will be releasing the SP1 update for Windows Vista, for success in mid-March, although business customers are availing it in February. […]

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Do I see the Tower of Babel here?
These are the enumerated challenges facing humanity today:

Make solar energy affordable
Provide energy from fusion
Develop carbon sequestration
Manage the nitrogen cycle
Provide access to clean water
Reverse engineer the brain
Prevent nuclear terror
Secure cyberspace
Enhance virtual reality
Improve urban infrastructure
Advance health informatics
Engineer better medicines
Advance personalised learning
Explore natural frontiers

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Last month while I was in India I watch a documentary about a European family man who had been blind since before the war. That was more than half a century long. Till he was brought to the USA for a kind of experiment to make him see again. The moment the bondages were removed […]

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The R400 is the first Laptop that can connect to any peripheral - printer, monitor, speakers, anything with a USB plug - wirelessly. Just plug them into the docking station. It communicates with the laptop through a new wireless technology called ultra-wideband, which carries video, sound and data faster than Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. Signals can travel […]

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They want to be on top and do not see hurdles. China’s largest cell phone service provider successfully tested a transmission station on Mount Everest on Tuesday, making it possible for people in the area for next year’s Olympic torch relay to make calls, a state news agency reported. China Mobile had to hire yaks […]

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It’s GPS. It’s a photo studio. It’s a mobile disco. It’s the world wide web. It’s anything you want it to be. Explore the internet with 3.5G ease. Navigate the world with interactive maps and purchasable local city guides. Download your favorite music tracks. And capture it all with 5 megapixel clarity and Carl Zeiss […]

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The world’s largest semiconductor company, Intel Corp., expects to start shipping 16 new generation of microprocessors for use in servers and high-end gaming PCs. The most complex chips being launched Monday have 820 million transistors, compared with the 582 million transistors on the same chips built using the current standard technology. Intel’s first chips, introduced […]

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