Weird Wired World
Shinto holds that nearly every object in the world, animate or inanimate, has a spiritual essence, even a laptop
Exploring technology, PC gaming, the web, the world and the possible future - mixed with a tasteful dash of humour. Written by tech columnist & multimedia journo Galen Schultz
Shinto holds that nearly every object in the world, animate or inanimate, has a spiritual essence, even a laptop
“Shweeb” means “to float” in German and is a self-enclosed, pedal-powered pod which is already in use at an amusement park
The more advanced digital photo frames can play videos, MP3s and display text but are obviously a lot pricier
Green gadgets that could help save the planet: The Wattson, Ego Street Scoota, Solio solar powered charges and a bamboo laptop
Electronic reading devices could galvanise the market for digital text in the way the Apple iPod did for digital music
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by Galen · Published October 13, 2008 · Last modified July 16, 2021
As great programmes such as CSI will show us, science plays a central role in catching a killer or criminal in the 21st century
Meet Aibo the robot dog, Nabaztag the robot bunny, Paro the robot seal and Pleo the robot dinosaur. Robot pets that know tricks but won’t pee on your carpet
Apple and Nike have released the Nike + iPod Sport Kit, which allows your iPod nano to become your personal coach
The N!ergy tent camper can operate a DVD player, MP3 player, hair dryer, a weather station and much more
Traffic officials are to soon implement a system that they hope will solve what is arguably a big issue
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