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18 January 2012
The popular gadget concept earned a killing on Kickstarter, proving that people want these Lego-like devices. However, their purpose is far bigger than entertainment.
Before this year's consumer electronics show, we talked about our hopes and frustrations about the industry and event. Here, we sum up what we saw.
University of Illinois researchers have developed a reactive silver ink with amazing properties that could revolutionize electronics manufacturing.
Sony's environmental focus is fairly simple. In fact, it's the very definition of simple. And we like it.
From connecting devices to each other to making an entire house's appliances talk amonst themselves, the connected home is all the rage at CES this year.
We found some really wonderful new devices at the recent Consumer Electronics Show, and it's hard to decide which is coolest!
Samsung is proud to show off a wide range of new toys at this year's CES, including internet-connected washers and driers, TVs you can see through, and more.
Salvaging old IT from corporations can mean big business, and a way to keep cell phones out of landfills.
3D printing is all the rage right now among designers as a way to minimize waste for prototypes. Cubify capitalizes on this to bring 3D printing to kids and budding designers alike.
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