Toshiba says their new SDHC cards are the fastest in the world. Back in the golden age of ocean going travel, companies like Cunard, White Star and the like were involved in a travel style arms race, each vying for the fastest steam ship.

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Toshiba claims the mantel of world’s fastest SD card

Have you ever seen The Incredible Hulk movie? Not that bad one starring Eric Bana with its strange editing, but the halfway decent one starring Edward Norton. I bring it up because in the film, Dr

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Man swallows evidence: A Kingston thumb drive

I’ve always thought about how cool it would be if bees could swarm into shapes, like they do on cartoons.

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Flyfire Swarming Display: Top Secret MIT Project?

Watch the video here to the left and you will see a sign of the times. This is the pitch video for Funeral Resources, a service that allows you to broadcast the funeral of your loved one online

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Sign of the Technological Times: Funerals Online

I’m going to be visiting Vegas in a little while for CES, and I heard that the Vegas Hard Rock Cafe has a huge touchscreen that I just have to see (and touch, of course). That particular touchscreen is 18 feet x 4 feet, but the Ring Wall in Nurburg, Germany is 45 meters long and two meters high. It has 15 high definition projectors for up to 34.5 million pixels worth of display

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The Ring Wall is world’s largest touchscreen

The next version of the Flip Mino Pocket Camcorder will have wireless capability … When Apple announced video capability in the iPod Nano and a video camcorder in the iPhone 3Gs, Cisco saw a dramatic increase in YouTube video uploads

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Flip Video to debut WiFi Capable Pocket Camcorders

Some of you might remember when we reported on the Hollywood Rip, Ride, Rockit , a now recently opened roller coaster at Universal Orlando that allows the spectators to choose a soundtrack. Disney’s EPCOT Center has now debuted a new ride called Sum of All Thrills , which allows the spectators to design and ride their own roller coaster. How is this possible?

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Disney’s EPCOT Center introduces DIY roller-coaster

At last, the long suffering 802.11n draft standard has been made official, and is released from its draft prison with the IEEE finally ratified the latest longer range, higher speed version of the wireless standard.

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802.11n finally official

I realize that normally we devote our articles to products you can actually buy, but the story behind this man’s helicopter is flat-out amazing and inspirational to us all. Wu Zhongyuan is a 20 year old farmer who, ever since he was a child, dreamed of not needing to climb mountains anymore

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Chinese Man Makes his own Helicopter

It’s cool enough to have holograms, but what if you could actually touch them?

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Touchable Holography? Almost.