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- McLaren And Specialized Team Up To Create A Superbicycle
- Festo SmartBird Is A Graceful Shocker
- If You Have Tons Of Cash To Spare, Buy This Medieval Text
- Normincies Unveils A Rugged But Elegant Laptop Bag
- Brain Implant Proves Its Longevity
- Feature: Why Indie Games Don’t Have A Monopoly On Industry Creativity
- Kinect Horror Title Rise Of Nightmares Detailed
| McLaren And Specialized Team Up To Create A Superbicycle Posted: 26 Mar 2011 04:32 AM PDT It’s called the Venge. The S-Works+McLaren Venge to be specific. The beautiful offspring of a rare partnership between U.S. bike makers Specialized and the super-speed maestros at F1 racing car meisters McLaren. The combination of design smarts and engineering brilliance has produced a carbon fiber bicycle that has so far wowed the cycling world. (...) © Glenn Santos for Geeky Gadgets, 2011. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us  |
| Festo SmartBird Is A Graceful Shocker Posted: 26 Mar 2011 04:22 AM PDT You might never have heard of Festo before, but take it from us, they’re top dogs when it comes to cutting edge robotics. Their reputation for industry excellence is possible thanks to the Robotics Learning Network, a partnership program that lets them harness the best minds in research and academe for some truly jaw dropping projects. Say hello to the SmartBird.
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| If You Have Tons Of Cash To Spare, Buy This Medieval Text Posted: 26 Mar 2011 04:00 AM PDT Ever heard of the Italian genius called Fibonacci (real name is Leonardo Pisano Bigollo)? Thanks to a criminal lack of coverage in schools and universities, Fibonacci is often ignored except among math circles. After studying in Algiers during the 13th century, Fibonacci decamped to Europe and brought with him Hindu-Arabic numerals, which changed, of course.
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| Normincies Unveils A Rugged But Elegant Laptop Bag Posted: 26 Mar 2011 03:35 AM PDT The good news is it can carry a lot of other gadgets besides. Like all great bags, Normincies didn’t forsake modularity, meaning whether you want a strap or not, the Normicies can hold a strap. There’s even a trolley attachment for the optimum in ease of use.
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| Brain Implant Proves Its Longevity Posted: 26 Mar 2011 03:31 AM PDT This is actually a piece of fresh old news. The figures revealed by newly published research are quite alarming despite. Back in 2008 an unnamed tetraplegic–paralyzed in all limbs–woman known as S3 performed a series of point and click tests on a computer. Thanks to a brain implant in 2005, she was able to perform remarkably without having to lift a finger.
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| Feature: Why Indie Games Don’t Have A Monopoly On Industry Creativity Posted: 25 Mar 2011 09:09 PM PDT There's no doubt that the industry is moving at a dizzying pace and sometimes in about a billion directions at once, it seems. Which is why I found Brandon Boyer's GDC talk on the role indie games can play in that future so compelling. It's hard not to get a bit choked up after watching that. It hits all the right notes and it turns you inside out a bit. Every word in there is not only true, but true in a way that knots your stomach with pangs of loss. Yes, games made all of us feel like that once upon a time and it is a tragedy that they no longer do. (...) © Catalin Alexandru for Geeky Gadgets, 2011. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us  |
| Kinect Horror Title Rise Of Nightmares Detailed Posted: 25 Mar 2011 06:42 PM PDT Although the Kinect’s triumphant march to date has been relying mostly on 3D modeling hacks and dancing games, someone was bound to throw the hardcore a bone one of these days, right? Well, it turns out they did, about a year ago, in the form of the announcement of a survival horror game called Rise of Nightmares published by Sega. That’s all we knew about it until it recently got the ESRB treatment. (...) © Catalin Alexandru for Geeky Gadgets, 2011. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us  |
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