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Apple iPhone
The 3G iPhone cometh! Reports suggest O2’s been told to prepare for a major announcement during Steve Jobs’ keynote on Monday. It can only mean one thing... Read more
June 5th, 2008
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Using iPlayer is easier with WiiPlayer
Sure, you can tap into the BBC’s iPlayer using the Wii’s web browser, but it’s hardly designed for living room use. Unless you use this alternative, that is. Read more
Asus laptop, complete with projector
This is weird, and cool in equal measure. Asus has been showing off a mysterious laptop at computex, which looks like any other lappy, but with a rotatable projector embedded at the top of its screen. Read more
June 4th, 2008
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Mathmos Poplight
Is it a light? Is it a lava lamp? It's a Mathmos, so, err, both. The creators of the original lava lamp have added to their already-bulging inventory, with the Poplight which is launching late this month. Read more
Acer Aspire One is really real and really cheap
Acer has officially unveiled its Eee PC chasing pint-sized portable and the good news is it starts at wallet teasing £199. Read more
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It looks the same, and performs the same, but kicks out zero emissions
We’re used to gas-guzzling cars belching out noxious gasses as they whiz by, but what about a car that actually cleans the air as it drives? That’s what BMW’s been showing off. Read more
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A prototype robot is ready to show off its ability to replicate its own parts at this week's Cheltenham Science Festival. The machine, called RepRap, prints 3D objects but rather than put ink on paper it lays down molten plastic which, after building up many layers creates three-dimensional objects. Read more
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Remember to turn your PS3 off properly
Hold on to your wallets PS3 owners! It looks like the Sony console is burning its own hole in the ozone layer! An Aussie consumer magazine just ran a test to determine how much power games consoles suck up, returning for shocking results. Read more
 
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