Bioengineering a Mouse with Human Brain Cells
A Stanford University researcher has gotten a preliminary go-ahead to create a mouse with a significant number of human brain cells as long as the creature behaves like a mouse, not a human.
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CeBIT 2005: Sony Ericsson Highlights
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BlackBerry Top Secret Communications Trials
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LightScribe Direct Disc Labeling
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Segway XT Cross-Terrain Transporter
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Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children
Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children is the sequel to Square-Enix’s popular video game but in the form of a CGI movie. The movie takes place two years after the original Final Fantasy VII and...
Motorola SLVR V8
Introducing the SLVR V8, a razor-thin candy bar that weighs in at only 85 grams. Crammed into its sleek blade-like form is an integrated VGA camera, Bluetooth connectivity, digital audio player and EDGE high-speed...
MobiBlu DAH-1500
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World’s Fastest Hydrogen Powered Car
The BMW H2R has set nine world speed records for internal combustion powered vehicles using hydrogen as a fuel. The H2R has a 0-60 acceleration in under 6 seconds and a top speed of...
Sony NW-E505 Network Walkman
The Sony NW-E505 is the next generation of Sony’s Net Walkman lineup. It features 512MB storage, 3-line OLED display, FM radio, weighs 37g and up to 50 hours battery life with a rapid charging...
