3D TV 'gives birth cry'
3D TV officially launched the world media village with the live TV show football match between Arsenal and Manchester, last Sunday evening.
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3D TV officially launched the world media village with the live TV show football match between Arsenal and Manchester, last Sunday evening.
On January 5, the popular sports channel ESPN (USA) surprised by the announcement will broadcast live football matches of the 2010 World Cup with 3D TV.
Adidas and scientists are quietly experimenting to create the most perfect ball on the planet, serving the 2010 World Cup.
This is an electric vehicle based on the original super sports car using gasoline engine and is able to operate as inferior to the gasoline car.
Robots from many countries around the world will compete in sports such as football, wrestling, and a number of other sports in the Olympic Games, which kick off June 15…
Australian scientists have successfully built a special costume for boxing, contributing to automating scoring in competitions, bringing fairness to the boxers and avoid…
Daniel, a 38-year-old American engineer, invented a GPS-enabled sports shoe, which can communicate with four international satellite imagery, whether people Used anywher…
Self-cleaning cloths have the potential to revolutionize the sports apparel industry. This technology is the initiative of scientists working at US airlines. Technology…
Mitchell Page, a student at computer science at the University of Sydney, has successfully developed the high-tech TeamAwear sports shirt, bringing comfort and comfort t…
The wings and rudder personal flight suit is an idea for aviation sports athletes. Military leaders see it as a device in the future
Numetrex has introduced a sports bra that reads heartbeat and sends signals to a wrist-mounted computer or wears around the waist of a wearer. Numetrex said that this br…