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Biomagic "pixie dust" regrows man's lopped-off finger {Engadget}
May 1st 2008 6:37AM I thought I'd seen this somewhere before. It would be great to get an update on this guy and see how his finger is holding up (vague pun not intended).
Biomagic "pixie dust" regrows man's lopped-off finger {Engadget}
May 1st 2008 5:48AM meh, third arm!?!?
i'd grow my third leg (if you catch my drift)....
Keepin' it real fake, part CXVI: Tilt gets shamelessly aped {Engadget}
Apr 7th 2008 6:04AM What do you mean "rip-off"? This one clearly slides left to right!
8)
Daihatsu and Provision building HLXX 3D holographic dashboard, the future {Engadget}
Mar 28th 2008 6:25AM Apparently Diahutsu have incorporated some amazing new technology that can holographically morph yellow caps on to anyone so much as looking at the new dash.
Official: ASUS 8.9-inch Eee PC will include touchscreen, possibly GPS {Engadget}
Mar 26th 2008 3:41AM Haha, Eee Dekstop... It's some sort of newfangled Asus branded card shuffling machine.
Laser-guided EL-E robot offers point-and-grab operation, the future {Engadget}
Mar 13th 2008 10:51AM One glance at this guy's face and I know he's gonna be waving that pointer around between his own legs as soon as the happy snaps are all done.
Northrop Grumman's laser system passes second major milestone {Engadget}
Mar 12th 2008 3:15PM The weapon mirrors war - bringing PONG! to life.
DIY contraption takes post-it notes paperless {Engadget}
Mar 12th 2008 9:40AM I plan to build my own iteration of this by adding a rare earth magnet to each corner of an etch-a-sketch and mounting it on my fridge.
Hands-on with modu: it's real and plenty fantastic {Engadget Mobile}
Feb 12th 2008 1:43PM My job is the only thing that keeps me sober. Sad, but true.
Hands-on with modu: it's real and plenty fantastic {Engadget Mobile}
Feb 12th 2008 1:14PM This rings a bell...
Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe ARM were also involved in these discussions. It was some time around 1994 if I remember correctly. I remember discussing the possibilities with an Acorn Computers engineer (Acorn were heavily tied in with ARM back then - the Acorn RiSC PC was a powerhouse desktop based on the StrongARM chip) whilst I was fortunate enough to do some work experience with them in Australia during my schooling years.
