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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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Amazon is researching two types of smartphones to complement the Kindle Fire series, including a costly 3D phone and a cheap phone.
Prof. Kenneth Crozier and Antony Orth, a graduate of Harvard University, have developed a very simple, cost-effective 3D imaging method.
Heng Development of Cambodia has officially launched a car with two seats completely produced in the country.
DVD players, being abandoned with the arrival of USB and cloud computing, could be given a second chance to 'live' by turning into cheap diagnostic devices.
Researchers at the University of Notre Dame, Indiana have anesthetized a mouse, and use a CT scan to obtain a 3D digital model from mouse skeleton data.
A wire-checking robot for under $ 1,000 has just been introduced at the Jacobs School of Engineering, University of California, San Diego.
Nimrod Elmish, director of sales for the carton bike project, Israel has introduced a futuristic, low-cost, eco-friendly bike made of carton.
A new material, called the cheap Nott-300, promises to be used in carbon capture technology to reduce CO2 emissions.
The roof system is capable of self-air conditioning for the home depending on the season is $ 2,000. Cooling and heating a home always costs the owner a small amount of…
Power can charge your phone whenever you hold it in your hand, or when the user is sitting on it. Researchers have found a way to convert heat into electricity and that…
Researchers at the University of South Carolina have found a way to use cheap T-shirts to store electricity. Xiaodong Li, a professor of mechanical engineering, collabor…
Common light bulbs cost $ 1, compact fluorescent lamps cost $ 4 while 60-watt LEDs cost $ 15-25. Now, Osram Opto Semiconductors has announced a solution to lower the pri…
AP announced a biotech firm that has developed a machine for decoding DNA for a day for $ 1,000.
Scientists working at the University of Aalto, Finland, have announced the development of a significantly cheaper ALD method to produce higher quality fuel cells.
The researchers were led by Dr. Ole Martin Løvvik, working at the Center for Nanoscience and Materials Science, University of Oslo, Norway, claiming to have made thermoe…