SpecOps Systems has a special aim in its corporate sphere – that is, to design rugged, wearable computer technology which is capable of offering enhanced situational awareness of the battle space for military soldiers while they are in the heat of the battlefield. The special WC2 computer system works pretty much like an extremely powerful desktop computer, although this one is way more portable compared to those netbooks and notebooks businessfolk tote about, since it was specially designed to be worn on the arm and carried by a soldier while he is in the thick of action for extended periods of time

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I’ve never heard of McCurdy’s Armor before, but it is a private contractor who makes armor that assembles like it was an erector set, a very heavy erector set, I would imagine. The armor can assemble into a 6.5 foot high pillbox formation in about ten minutes, and it requires no tools for assembly. It is probably the safest place to be in Afghanistan and Iraq, as McCurdy’s armor is resistant to bullets, grenades, and even IED (Improvised explosive device) blasts

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McCurdy’s Armor is a hard shield that is easily assembled
Organic Motion has rolled out what is deemed to be the first multiple person motion tracking platform in the world which does not require its users to wear any attached devices, tags or sensors. This technology helps enhance the operations of a wide range of simulated training environments

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Ever wonder how those action heroes look absolutely cool in their pair of sunnies while they’re busy fighting the baddies? In fact, they might get scratched all over and shot at with bullet wounds to show, but somehow all that rough and tumble lifestyle doesn’t seem to faze their sunglasses one bit. No sir, nary a scratch can be found.

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Origin Storage has just rolled out a couple of new hard drives that come in the form of 1TB and 750GB capacities under the Data Locker line. Of course, if you think that you won’t be needing all of that extra space, there is always the option to settle for currently available 320GB and 500GB models for those with a smaller appetite for raw data storage space.

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Origin Storage offers new Data Lockers
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The Eye Ball R1 can give troops a better view of enemy positions with a simple toss. There’s a great scene in the Cartoon Network original Star Wars Clone Wars series where Arc Troopers, pinned down and badly needing a fresher perspective, take a spherical probe droid camera and toss it high in the air. The camera gives the troopers a birds eye view of the entire city around them, spotting enemy positions and giving them great advantage when attacking

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With the Eyeball R1, someone’s a Star Wars fan in the Military
You might not have heard of IASUS Concepts before, but that’s because they operate mainly in the military marketplace. Well, guess the executive board decided that there’s also money to be made on the civilian front, offering their 500K headset which will target iPhone and BlackBerry power users, boasting a Special Ops look that will make you stand out from the crowd. These earpreces will be the first of its kind to feature an acoustic coil where the mobile platform is concerned, channeling sound through the mentioned acoustic earpiece which will fit comfortably in the ear without causing any discomfort even after a long period of time
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