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Why use Serial communication?
If you pay attention, you can see that all current technologies tend to translate from parallel to serial. The new IDE standard for hard drives is also Serial (Serial AT…
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HP built HP Store chain
HP Vietnam has officially opened the first HP Store in Vietnam. This HP Store store in Vietnam will pave the way for the widespread development of the HP Store system th…
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'Unbelievable' the bike without chains - the breakthrough of world science
Let's discover why a bike without a chain can not only move, but also help us go faster, farther and spend less energy than traditional design!
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British scientists create the world's tightest node
This is the key to creating new materials.
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Scientists create a robot that specializes in smoking, but not for fun
Researchers have created a chain-smoking robot. Not because they want to replace people in smoking.
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Bike2: Bicycle without chain, charging by pedal as usual
Bike2 is a Danish company solution that allows the creation of bicycles without the use of traditional chains.
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Materials called 'holy grail' are 40 times harder than diamonds
Scientists at the University of Vienna in Austria have made the world's most rigid material, called carbyne, with the most advanced technology.
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Modifying gasoline from sawdust
Scientists at the Center for Surface Chemistry and Catalysis (KU Leuven University, Belgium) say they have successfully converted sawdust into gasoline.
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Open hotel room with smartphone
The Starwood Hotel chain in the US now uses smartphone technology as the key to making room for breakthrough check-in.
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Lumitrack - accurate gesture sensor system
Gesture sensor systems such as the Wii and Kinect have changed the way we play games and opened up many applications in many areas of technology such as space, navigatio…
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The world's most durable material
According to a report from scientists at Rice University in Texas, a material known as Carbyne, may be the most durable material in the world.
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Smartphone screen 3D
Amazon is researching two types of smartphones to complement the Kindle Fire series, including a costly 3D phone and a cheap phone.
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A strange, unforgettable steal in history
SelectaADN spray, with ultraviolet indicator, is being used by McDonald's, a world-famous fast food chain, to improve safety.
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Robot-shaped chain can change shape itself
The robot is capable of folding in various shapes and angles in three dimensions, similar to the way in which biological protein molecules stack up to fit the small size…