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Swarms of tiny intelligent drones with cameras — what could go wrong?

Are you ready for Eye-Bots — flying smarms of intelligent drones that zoom in and track everything going on? Yo boy, this one’s gonna make them spyder bots in Minority Report and Big-Brother TV sets in 1984 look positively user-friendly. A flock of flying robots rises slowly into the air with a loud buzzing noise. [...]

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Posted by Amara D. Angelica - May 10, 2012 at 5:52 am

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Cellphones that can see through walls and detect cancer

University of Texas at Dallas researchers have designed an imager chip that could one day turn mobile phones into devices that can see through walls, wood, plastics, paper and other objects. The UT Dallas imager chip technology being explored by UT Dallas researchers is designed for imaging in the terahertz frequency range, specifically from 280 GHz (.28 [...]

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Posted by Amara D. Angelica - April 23, 2012 at 5:40 am

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Google Video for Business Launches: YouTube for Enterprise

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Posted by rr1455 - March 7, 2012 at 5:25 pm

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How to jam annoying talkers

Attention, telephone babblers, library whisperers, and hecklers: Japanese researchers at the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology want you to shut the bleep up. They’ve developed the “Speech-jammer” gun, which will reduce you to incoherent stuttering from up to 90 feet away. It works by recording your words and then sending them back [...]

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Posted by Amara D. Angelica - March 5, 2012 at 6:58 am

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Usedprice.com- Orion Blue Book- Fair Market Values

Blue Book on Electronics–Orion Blue Book-  Guitars, Vintage Guitar, Musical Instruments, Pro Sound, Audio, Car Stereo, Gun, Copiers, Power Tool, over 700,000 values of used products

UsedPrice.com has been working with new proprietary technologies for the last few years, and with Orion Blue Book joining forces, we can provide the public with the most up to date pawn shop value of used items (a pawn shop price guide if you will). Orion Blue Book has been in business for 35 years and is considered the industry standard when it comes to pricing used products in the market today. UsedPrice.com and Orion Bluebook have merged Technologies and expertise together to create the largest marketplace for used product pricing in the world. UsedPrice.com has designed enhanced searching tools and applications to create a faster, more advanced online searching system for your product pricing needs.

From professional audio equipment to musical instruments, cameras, guns, car stereos, copiers, power tools and even video games, we offer you a fast and accurate way to obtain the pawn shop value of used items. Simply Select a category and enter the model number of the product you are looking for or browse by Manufacturer and Product Type to get the pawnshop price of your item(s). Our services are valuable for pawn stores, brokers, retailers, appraisers, online auctioneers, insurance agents, manufacturers, attorneys, repair shops and more. Our extensive database will provide you with the most precise, up to date pricing to determine your used item value.

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Posted by rr1455 - January 29, 2012 at 9:26 pm

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Focus after taking a picture– Could this be in the iPhone5? Steve Jobs Wish

Lytro – The Start of a Picture Revolution

 

New information from a top Fortune reporter reveals that Steve Jobs sought out the up-and-coming Read more…

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Posted by rr1455 - January 26, 2012 at 9:57 am

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Why China makes our electronic products (it’s not just cheaper labor)

It’s not just that workers are cheaper abroad, according to an important article in The New York Times Saturday. Most of the components of cellphones, computers, and other electronic products are now manufactured in China (and European and other East-Asia countries), so assembling the device half-a-world away would create huge logistical challenges, the article points [...]

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Posted by Amara D. Angelica - January 22, 2012 at 7:35 am

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Battle of the ‘Fantastic Voyage’ researchers

The 1961 classic science-fiction movie Fantastic Voyage movie is about a team of scientists who are shrunk down and sent in a miniature submarine inside the body to repair a blood clot in an ailing colleague’s brain. How far have today’s scientists come in exploring inside the body? Pretty far. We’ve reported on 17 research [...]

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Posted by Amara D. Angelica - January 12, 2012 at 6:06 am

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CES Vegas Opens Jan 10 2012 3100 companies Steve Ballmer

Las Vegas, Nevada, January 10, 2012  The 2012 International CES® opened its doors today featuring a record number of exhibitors, more than 3,100 companies on a show floor that will exceed 1.85 million net square feet of exhibit space. Pre-show media events with innovative product launches kicked off the 2012 CES, with cutting-edge products including ultrabooks, voice and gesture-based technologies, smartphones and OLED TVs. Owned and produced by the Consumer Electronics Association, the 2012 International CES, the world's largest tradeshow for consumer technology, opens today and runs through Friday, January 13 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
"With more than 3,100 companies showcasing more than 20,000 new products, the 2012 International CES is the world's largest hub for consumer technology innovation," said Gary Shapiro, president and CEO, CEA. "The pre-show media events, which drew record numbers, created tremendous buzz as the world awaits the next generation of technology that is launching here at CES this week. From ultrabooks to digital health products to connected TVs, the innovation at the 2012 CES will be nothing short of amazing, as attendees witness ground-breaking products spanning one of the largest show floors in CES history.
The 2012 CES show floor covers 1.851 million net square feet of exhibit space  more than 37 football fields filled with consumer technology innovation. The 2011 CES featured 2,865 exhibitors across 1.65 million net square feet.
Microsoft President and CEO Steve Ballmer delivered a pre-CES keynote address Monday evening, featuring Ryan Seacrest as the celebrity host. During the address, Ballmer announced that Microsoft Kinect will come to Windows on February 1, 2012. Microsoft also demoed the Windows phone, showcasing new models launched at CES including the Nokia Lumia 900 and HTC Titan 2, and provided a demonstration of Windows 8. The new Xbox experience with Kinect was demonstrated to the audience, which will provide an entertainment hub with a new personalized viewer experience.
Pre-CES media events kicked off Sunday evening with CES Unveiled: The Official Press Event of CES. The sold out event featured a record number of 78 exhibiting companies and drew the highest media attendance in Unveiled history. With companies including Cobra Electronics, DISH Network, Lenovo, LG and Onstar, major trends at CES Unveiled included the latest in tablets, smartphones, solar charging devices and digital health products.
Product announcements continued on Monday, January 9 with CES Press Day, featuring 25 exhibitor press conferences, the largest number of Press Day events in CES history.
Major Press Day product launches included:
	Dish Network  The Hopper Whole Home DVR Entertainment System
	Ford/NPR  NPR smartphone App for Ford SYNC
	Fujifilm X-Pro 1 Interchangeable Lens Camera
	Huawei  Ascend P1 smartphone with dual-core processors.
	Intel - Lenovo Ultrabook with ArcSoft Quick Photo
	Klipsh - G42 Sound System
	LG Electronics 55inch 3D OLED TV
	Livio Radio - Livio Connect
	Monster Cable - NCredible N-ERGY earbuds
	Netgear  - Universal Dual Band Wi-Fi Range Extender
	Nokia  Lumina 900
	Panasonic  MySpace TV
	Pioneer - App Radio 2
	Samsung  ES8000 LED SmartTV
	Sharp - Aquos 80-inch display/board
	Sony - Android-powered Walkman Z
	Stream TV Ultra-D, glasses-free 3D TV
	Voxx Electronics - Insite personal property tracking system

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Posted by rr1455 - January 10, 2012 at 12:19 pm

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CES 2012 Is Here ApiBestinClass What is new– Autos at CES?

Live from the show and what is happening.

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Lenovo: Talk to your smart TV

Visionary: Ericsson’s Han Vestberg

 

See It Here First —New Products at CES 2012

 

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Posted by rr1455 - January 9, 2012 at 8:04 pm

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