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	1:29 PM (37 minutes ago) Remote control spy glasses offer built-in camera, music playback from Engadget by Darren Murph Filed under: Digital Cameras, Portable Audio, Wearables Comically enough, these aren't the first sunglasses we've seen with a hidden camera built right in, but for those who don't need full motion video to catch someone red-handed, this much cheaper alternative should certainly do the trick. As you can tell from the not-at-all-noticeable modules flanking the sides, there's a 1.3-megapixel camera up there along with a rechargeable Li-ion, 1GB of storage and a pair of earbuds to keep the elevator music going even after you reach the eleventh floor. You'll also find USB 2.0 connectivity and a remote control for slyly snapping shots, but really, if you roll into a debutante ball with these gracing your face, expect your cover to be blown in record time. [Via The Red Ferret Journal] Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments
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	1:29 PM (37 minutes ago) Australian Police Caught Pirating Movies from Digg A recent audit of computer systems belonging to the South Australia Police has found that hundreds are being used to download films. In a move smacking of hypocrisy though, officers involved will not be charged.
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	1:29 PM (37 minutes ago) Solar System's 'look-alike' found from Digg Astronomers have discovered a planetary system orbiting a distant star which looks much like our own.
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	1:25 PM (41 minutes ago) Are Animals Stuck In Time? from Digg Dog owners, who have noticed that their four-legged friend seem equally delighted to see them after five minutes away as five hours, may wonder if animals can tell when time passes.
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	1:24 PM (42 minutes ago) Asus Eee Notebook PC XP Home $399.99 from Techbargains.com by rss@techbargains.com
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	1:15 PM (51 minutes ago) Ultrathin Netbook showcased at Intel Developer Forum from Engadget by Darren Murph Filed under: Laptops From what we've seen thus far, Intel's Netbook isn't exactly the prettiest piece of kit. But apparently, the unit we've been shown looks nothing like the Netbooks of the future. At the Intel Developer Forum in Shanghai, the company was showing off an upcoming design that looked awfully thin (and awfully attractive). As it stands, all we truly know about the lappie was that Linux was under the hood and the Atom will likely power things whenever it escapes the trade show floor and ships en masse. Still, if the price is right, we can certainly see this slab being desired by more than just schoolkids in various corners of the world. [Image courtesy of Impress] Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments
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	1:14 PM (52 minutes ago) A glimpse into the XP version of the Asus Eee PC from Crave: The gadget blog by Julie Rivera Same case, new OS: the 7-inch Asus Eee PC is now available with Windows XP. The anticipated Windows XP version of the Asus Eee PC has landed at Best Buy as well as CNET Labs. We had hoped our Windows-based Eee PC review unit would arrive by way of the ...
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	1:13 PM (53 minutes ago) Wiimote knockoffs hit the market from Digg CHINA IS FULL of knock-offs and questionable homages to products that would get you sued in a country where IP lawyers own government. One of the most humorous of these seen at IDF was the 3D iJoy, aka the Wiimote.
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	1:11 PM (55 minutes ago) Homemade Electric Motocycle Gets 300mpg [DIY] from Gizmodo by Mark Wilson Yes, this homemade electric motorcycle gets the gas price equivalent of 300 miles per gallon. Yes, its speeds hit 40mph within its modest 15 mile range. And yes, the engine runs silently with zero vibration. But don't blame the auto companies. They work really hard. And besides, with their limited resources, how can they be expected to compete with one guy who has limited mechanical training buying all of his parts on Craigslist? [hellforleather via bbgadgets]
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	12:51 PM (1 hour ago) Time.com Goes Trolling For Blog Links from TechCrunch by Erick Schonfeld How does a big magazine site like Time.com get blogs to link to it? Put up a list of the Top 25 Blogs where readers can vote for their own favorites. Okay, we’ll take the linkbait. TechCrunch is on the list, but so far only 57 people have bothered to vote. That is completely unacceptable. So please go rate us up the list, loyal readers. You can also vote for other blogs including Boing Boing, the Consumerist, Daily Kos, Engadget, Freakonomics, Indexed, Lifehacker, and The Huffington Post. If you must. Crunch Network: MobileCrunch Mobile Gadgets and Applications, Delivered Daily.
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	12:44 PM (1 hour ago) Unboxing the Asus Eee PC (with Windows XP) from Crave: The gadget blog by Josh Lowensohn UPS had a special delivery to Crave's headquarters this morning: the Asus Eee PC running Windows XP (not Linux). It's already undergoing testing at CNET Labs, but we got some hot shots of its "unboxing" below. It's worth noting that the packaging looks and feels a bit ...
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	Apr 5, 2008 (2 days ago) Johnny 5 is Alive - Short Circuit Being Remade! from Digg Oh no! Now all of you who claim that Wall-E is a "rip off" of Johnny 5 will get your moment in the spotlight, too! The Weinstein Company and Dimension Films have acquired the rights to remake the 1986 family classic Short Circuit.
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	Apr 5, 2008 (2 days ago) Granular Linux Distro Preview is Worth a Look from Slashdot by Slashdot.org Linux.com has an interesting look at Granular Linux, a desktop-oriented distribution that's primary goal is to be easy to use. "With a single CD's worth of included programs, Granular Linux manages to cover a significant portion of normal end user needs, and those applications not already installed can be easily added through Synaptic. The slight problem with video and more serious problem with sound of my machine suggest that Granular is not without its issues, especially when most other distributions work properly on this hardware, but as this is a preview release of version 1.0 I think it can be more or less forgiven. I'd definitely recommend Granular to anyone with an interest in trying out a new distribution. " Popout Original audio source
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	Apr 5, 2008 (2 days ago) Analyst Admits Open Source Will Quietly Take Over from Slashdot by ScuttleMonkey ZDOne writes "In a few years' time, almost all businesses will use open source, according to analyst Gartner — which has up to now been fairly cautious, or downright negative, in its previous predictions about community developed software. '"By 2012, more than 90 percent of enterprises will use open source in direct or embedded forms,' predicts a Gartner report, The State of Open Source 2008, which sees a 'stealth' impact for the technology in embedded form: "Users who reject open source for technical, legal or business reasons might find themselves unintentionally using open source despite their opposition.'" Read more of this story at Slashdot.
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	Apr 4, 2008 (3 days ago) Murderer Charles Manson issues digital album from CNET News.com | Tech news blog by Greg Sandoval The Web enables anyone to communicate with the masses, even serial killers. Charles Manson, convicted murderer and leader of the infamous Manson Family, has released the digital album One Mind over the Web. Manson, who ordered the deaths of actress Sharon Tate and seven others including Tate's unborn son, ...
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	Apr 4, 2008 (3 days ago) New Dune Movie Confirmed from Slashdot by kdawson bowman9991 writes "Peter Berg will be directing a new big-budget Dune movie from Paramount. SFFMedia reports that 'although there were some doubts that they were going to get it,' the producers have secured the rights to the Dune novel from Frank Herbert's estate and are looking for writers to provide a screenplay that is true to the original text. Can't wait!" Read more of this story at Slashdot.
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	Apr 4, 2008 (3 days ago) Hydrodynamic Deluxe Building Set from OhGizmo! by Andrew Liszewski By Andrew Liszewski When I was a kid I was always partial to building toys like LEGO, Construx, Ramagon, K’nex, Pipeworks and even my friend’s Capsela sets. While I’m sure they helped foster my imagination, I liked the flexibility of being able to build whatever I wanted. And while I’m not sure if it’s the best choice for young kids, this Hydrodynamic Building Set can be reconfigured into everything from a water treatment plant, to a distillation plant to even an ice cream factory. I mean what kid wouldn’t love to spend the afternoon with their very own water treatment plant! The set includes working tanks, pipes and valves that are all powered by an electric pump. All you need to supply is the water, and a bit of patience as you tweak the valves to produce the perfect flow. When fully constructed the working models look like they belong in a mad scientist’s laboratory, but they’ll probably guarantee you at least a B if you have a science fair coming up. At the least, your display will look a lot cooler than all those paper mache volcanoes. You can find it at the Discovery Channel Store for $79.95. [ Hydrodynamic Deluxe Building Set ] VIA [ GadgetGrid ] Educational, Toys
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