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Tiletoy - Intellectual toys of the future
TileToy, a product of two Finnish scientists, Tuomo Tammenpaa and Daniel Blackburn, is an intellectual toy that combines traditional elements and modern technology.
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Free toy store for Yahoo subjects
Referring to the most popular free messaging software, people mention Yahoo! Messenger. And maybe from now on, someone will always remember the name Yahoo! Widget Engine…
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Cool the computer in the summer
The following unique 'toys' will help computer users cool down the beloved computer and yourself in the heat.
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Supercomputer made up of 8 PS3 machines
Innovative technology toys like PS3, Xbox 360 don't just play games. At the University of North Carolina (USA), Dr. Frank Mueller used Sony's own gaming machines to crea…
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Japan: Hi-tech toys turn to adults
Faced with declining fertility rates and a rapidly aging nation, Japanese toy makers have learned a serious lesson and
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BMW's flying motorbikes are the means from the future
It is worth noting that it was built from a assembly model of Lego Technic's toys.
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Technology toys are unlike those of Japanese people
This is about to change thanks to a generation of young Japanese entrepreneurs, according to Professor Masahiko Tsukamoto of Kobe Technical University.
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6 hi-tech items capable of floating on the water
Not only waterproof, the following hi-tech toys also have the ability to float on the water, so users are completely assured with sea trips or parties by the pool.
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Sex toy smart helps improve sex life
The new smart toy product being raised on Indegogo will provide the ability to control calories consumed during the relationship. Thereby, improving the sex life of many…
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Unmanned equipment can make 'detective'
The technology for capturing video or taking photos from unmanned vehicles cannot locate places where it is difficult to access, but they are considered illegal.
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Use ingredients in toys to improve li-ion batteries
Silly Putty was invented quite casually in a study to produce artificial rubber to compensate for the lack of this material during World War II.
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Composer 'adventure' with digital toys
Imogen Heap's Mi.Mu glove technology allows musicians to do their jobs without the need of a computer.
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Electronic paper from Sony
Sony has unveiled a 13.3-inch electronic paper similar to the Kindle's Kindle, but allows the use of a note pad on the page.
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Homemade phones like Lego
Google has just announced plans to provide self-assembled phones like Lego toys, for $ 50 each, as early as next year.
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Fish robots rescue ocean fish
These robotic fish look like children's toys. However, scientists expect them to save thousands of fish.