Mark Wilson wrote Vietnamese robot TOSY is a master of ping pong. He also has an ab regimen that effectively distracts from his receding hairline. [Pink Tentacle]
http://gizmodo.com/5412620/ 09:25 AM on November 25 , 1969

Mark Wilson wrote Newsweek has a series of eight polls exploring how China looks at the US, the US at China, and the two of us at the world. We have confidence...just not necessarily in ourselves. [Newsweek via Fast Company]
http://gizmodo.com/5412605/ 08:58 AM on November 25 , 1969

Mark Wilson wrote You've gotta spend money to make money, at least according to the New York Times. The paper has entered the hardware subsidization business, offering $100 off the Samsung Go with $180 Times Reader subscription. [NYT via Business Wire via Engadget]
http://gizmodo.com/5412588/ 08:37 AM on November 25 , 1969

Mark Wilson wrote "To hell with IPs!" Xbox 360 cried to TiVo HD. And for one night, there were no movies watched nor games played while the wire-crossed lovers embraced in the warm glow of the plasma TV.
http://gizmodo.com/5412584/ 08:28 AM on November 25 , 1969

Mark Wilson wrote RoboClams, stylish solar speakers, compressed air cars...and if that's not enough for you, make nano solar cells from powdered donuts!
http://gizmodo.com/5412229/ 06:23 PM on November 24 , 1969

Mark Wilson wrote LaCie makes design-friendly, premium hard drives. But while it's no surprise that their LaCinema Classic HD looks this attractive, the $250 price is shockingly reasonable.
http://gizmodo.com/5411952/ 12:57 PM on November 24

Mark Wilson wrote
http://gizmodo.com/5411933/ 12:48 PM on November 24

Mark Wilson wrote Mint.com analyzed the shopping patterns of a million users going into Black Friday, and they condensed their findings in this still-giant infographic. (Things are looking up.) The big winners? Electronics and luxury outlets, like Neiman Marcus. [Mint via FastCompany]
http://gizmodo.com/5411927/ 12:41 PM on November 24

Mark Wilson wrote Electricpig got word that a second gen Xperia Pureness is in the works. But believe it or not, the designers actually want to cut down on the phone's functionality, even referencing "removing the keys." [Electricpig]
http://gizmodo.com/5411897/ 12:03 PM on November 24