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Direction-changing smart bullets developed by researchers

Direction-changing smart bullets developed by researchers

Researchers from the United States have developed self-guided bullets that can be fired to a target from 2 kilometers away. Engineers ...

Ubisoft Predicts Every Home Will Have One By 2013 But 12% Of Brits Can’t See 3DTV

Ubisoft Predicts Every Home Will Have One By 2013 But 12% Of Brits Can't See 3DTV

Ubisoft has said that the level of demand for 3D gaming is such that it predicts every home will have ...

PlayStation 3 having 3D teething troubles

Sony has said that the process of bringing 3D gaming to the PS3 is not running as smoothly as it ...

3D TV to ditch glasses in five years

A Taiwanese firm has said that by 2015 the use of polarising or active shutter 3D glasses in home cinema ...

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Sony previews 3D digital cameras

Sony previews 3D digital cameras

A series of standalone digital cameras which can capture still images in 3D have been created by Sony, which is hoping to ride the wave of consumer interest surrounding upcoming 3D TV and gaming systems.…

Sony previews wrapable OLED display

Sony previews wrapable OLED display

A full colour OLED display that you can bend and wrap around a pencil has been showcased by Sony, giving a glimpse into the future of display technology. The display is just 80 micrometres thick …

Full touchscreen feedback developed

Full touchscreen feedback developed

A new technology has been created by a firm called Artificial Muscle that, unsurprisingly, allows touch sensitive displays to replicate human anatomy by stiffening when subjected to a touch. Artificial Muscle hopes that its silicon …

Google predicts death of desktop computing

Google predicts death of desktop computing

The head of Google’s European operations has said publicly that he believes the desktop PC is going to become a thing of the past in the next few years, with mobile phones and laptops taking …