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You get this imposing creation, that’s the byproduct of a Thermaltake case built on top of a motorized, remote controlled base. There’s even a robotic arm too. Only question is…can you ride this thing to a LAN party? [ TechEBlog ]
What Happens After you Cross Wall-E, A Remote Control Car and A Gaming PC? [PC]
Lumus’ OE-31 optical engine turns motorcycle helmets, other eyewear into wearable displaysAfter showing off a duo of wearable, see-through displays at CES, Lumus is back with a second optical engine -- one who can be utilized in any kind of frames, from prescription glasses to ski goggles. Available in binocular and monocular configurations, the tiny OE-31 sensor weighs just 10 grams (.35 ounces), allowing it to deal with a lot of form factors besides your run-of-the mill… »
OMAP 5′s dual A15 cores wipe the ground with four A9s in browsing benchmarkWe've seen Texas Instrument's OMAP 5 in action, but we've not been capable of pit it directly against a competitor. The Dallas company should be growing increasingly confident in its product however, as its posted a video demoing its pair of A15 cores alongside an unspecified quad-core A9 part -- presumably the Tegra 3. The video shows the subsequent-gen TI part powering in the… »
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