Well not really, because it's still cold outside. But just wait until summer, you'll see then; there will be flies and fly-spies all over the place, you won't be able to make the difference! Just kidding! Well, it seems that science fiction has given some 'mad' scientists new ideas, not that ... |
10 March 2008
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Gaming gear designer Saitek has unveiled a fully adjustable mouse dedicated to professional gamers and enthusiasts. Known as the Cyborg Mouse, the high end laser device allows gamers play longer without any sign of discomfort of fatigue.The Cyborg Mouse is powered by a switch-activated motor that allows the user to ... |
6 February 2008
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Multiplayer gaming anytime and anywhere is easy, fun and possible with java-enabled mobile phones. What's missing are great games to exhaust the opportunities. MicroMonster comes to change that, as the multiplayer combat role-playing game brings new impulses to the mobile market with many fascinating characters,... |
21 January 2008
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What is the next best thing for a true hardcore gamer to hear about except a new game? A new controller of course. As Saitek develops some of the finest gaming products for PC, gamers should know that the company is now making available a multi-functional gamepad that allows gamers to fully customize its features, ev... |
24 November 2007
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They're not really functioning cybernetic organisms, but they may be a new step towards taking this concept from the sci-fi productions and bringing it to the real world. A new generation of electronics was now created by combining semiconductors with biological viruses, in what could be considered an environmen... |
14 July 2007
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Retinal implants that can restore vision, or improve the existing one, by taking over the job of turning light into signals transmitted to the brain, have been made famous by sci-fi productions. Among the celebrities, Star Trek character Geordi La Forge, that used such an implant to replace his lost sight, but also ... |
16 April 2007
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