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Sharp’s Fanciest New TVs: The 4-Color LE920 Series

1080P, 240Hz, LED edge-lit and employing an industry-first 4-color filter (the secret extra color is yellow), Sharp’s latest LE920 Series LCDs, measuring up to 68 diagonally, are the best displays Sharp can sell you. And they even support Twitter! Their price is still unannounced, and the LE920 Series won’t be available until May. The sets…

Tech News Mark Wilson

Sped-Up Bacteria Could Transform Carbon Dioxide into Natural Gas

Bacteria naturally turn carbon dioxide into methane gas over billions of years. Now Japanese researchers want to give that process a speed boost, to help counter global warming and create some much-needed natural gas. Agence France-Presse reports that Japan hopes to reduce the transformation period from billions to about 100 years. The researchers at the…

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Get Wood With Design Hara’s Home Theater PC

Amongst the deluge of mediocre CES product updates this week, let’s take a breather here with this eco-friendly Design Hara home theater PC. It comes in cypress and rose wood options, and the front cover is encased with sheep’s leather. There are no details on just how much this’ll set you back, but doesn’t it…

Tech News Kat Hannaford

More Big Directors Should Imitate Sam Raimi And Go Back To Their Indie Roots

It’s official: Spider-Man 4 is being delayed indefinitely over concerns with the script. And we can’t help feeling grateful that Sam Raimi took some time to do Drag Me To Hell and get some perspective. We already reported a rumor that Spider-Man 4 was on hold because Raimi and the studio couldn’t agree on a…

Movies Charlie Jane Anders

Texas Instruments Applies Its WVGA Resolution DLP Pico Projector to Cellphones and Digital Cameras

Because of its super-compact size, DLP Pico projectors are ideal to cram into all kinds of gadgets. Texas Instruments is doing just that by applying it’s new Pico WVGA resolution chipset into everything from cellphones to digital cameras. It’s not the first digital camera with a projector, but the prototype developed by TI and Asia…

Gadgets Sean Fallon

Book Chains Will Go The Way Of Circuit City

Nobody is sure where the publishing industry is headed, but former Soft Skull Press publisher Richard Nash has some dark (yet strangely hopeful) ideas. He sees a future where bookstores die, publishers go Hollywood, and book-writing explodes. Nash spent almost a decade running indie Soft Skull Press, which published some of the smartest, angriest, and…

Books & Comics Annalee Newitz

Eee Keyboard PC On Sale Next Month, For $600 At Most

So much for that May/June 2009 release date. ASUS has just confirmed that the Eee Keyboard PC, which wowed us at last year’s CES, will go on sale next month for something between $500 – $600. https://gizmodo.com/asus-eee-keyboard-pc-should-arrive-in-may-or-june-for-5163636 That’s around the same price point we originally thought, but the delay is a bit ridiculous. Still, it’s…

Tech News Kat Hannaford

Okay, That Is Kind of a Lot of Data

A big ol’ chart from AT&T: Wireless data ballooned more between the second and third quarter of 2009 than most of 2006 and 2007 combined, or close to 7000 percent over the last couple years. That’s a little crazy. So much data.

Tech News Matt Buchanan

How Many Armors Does Tony Stark Have?

We know Tony Stark’s working on some new armors in Iron Man 2, but will any of them be as outlandish as the outer space armor, arctic armor or giant “Dynamo-Buster” armor, in this concept art for his animated series? Marvel just released some concept art from Iron Man: Armored Adventures, which airs Fridays at…

io9 Charlie Jane Anders

Iron Man Armors

This is the Arctic armor, with camouflage and presumably warmth. Space Armor can survive extended periods in vacuum as well as other planetary atmospheres. Stealth armor

io9 Charlie Jane Anders

How Apple “Unofficially” Leaks Information

The “Apple Gestapo” may be ruthless about hunting down leaks, but they don’t shake down every employee with access to sensitive information. As one former Apple Marketing Manager describes, some employees are instructed to engage in “controlled leaks.” https://gizmodo.com/apple-gestapo-how-apple-hunts-down-leaks-5427058 According to John Martellaro, the former exec, the Wall Street Journal’s recent scoop on the Apple…

Tech News Sean Fallon

Toshiba Cell TVs Claim Real-Time 2D to 3D Conversion

The Cell processor that runs the show on Toshiba’s new Cell TV is usually found in high-end PCs (and most notably the PS3). Now it’s invading your living room, bringing real-time 2D to 3D conversion hype with it. It’s not Toshiba’s first go-round with the Cell, but these two new Cell TV series are the…

Tech News Brian Barrett

3M Upgrades MPro150 Pico Projector With 1GB of Internal Storage

3M only updated their pico projector range last August, claiming it was their “second generation” model. Meet their third-gen pico: the MPro150. The resolution is still just VGA quality, but there’s now 1GB of internal storage. https://gizmodo.com/the-3m-mpro120-its-about-time-pico-projectors-grew-up-5346266 There aren’t as many changes between the MPro120 and the MPro150, though the lamp is now 15-lumens. A…

Tech News Kat Hannaford

New Star Trek Online Trailer Offers Beautiful Spacescapes

Zoom through space and go planetside in this new trailer for the Star Trek MMO, due out next month. This bit of footage, called "Exploration," gives a feel for how space battles and other action might unfold. [via Massively]

io9 Annalee Newitz

Ear Vibe Headphones: The Most Poorly Thought Out Product at CES?

One day, some people sat around a table trying to come up with a name for their new product. And they all decided on Ear Vibe, and thought it was a good idea. And the products they attached this beautifully horrible name to? Vibrating fucking headphones. Yes, these bad boys will vibrate to the music…

Tech News Adam Frucci

Monster PowerNet 1G Is World’s Fastest Powerline Adapter

Powerline network solutions have been getting better and better, with Belkin’s Powerline HD claiming the current speed title—and Monster is now claiming the top of the line. When it works (and that’s not necessarily something you should assume), power line communication basically lets you use your home’s electrical system as a wired network, which is…

Tech News Dan Nosowitz

Vudu Brings Apps, By The Hundreds, To Big Name TVs and Blu-ray Players

Whoa. This summer we were pretty excited about Vudu bringing Rotten Tomatoes to connected LG hardware. Take that excitement, add hardware from Mitsubishi, Sanyo, Sharp, Toshiba, and Vizio, and multiply it by hundreds of services and you’ve got Vudu Apps. https://gizmodo.com/vudu-streaming-goes-live-on-lg-bd390-with-added-rotte-5380456 For months, Vudu has been steadily strengthening its stable of services, rolling out Wikipedia,…

Tech News Kyle VanHemert

AT&T’s Getting Two Palm webOS Phones This Year

AT&T’s still rolling with Palm, eventually, along with Android. Is that what Palm’s announcing tomorrow? AT&T CEO Ralph de la Vega says they’re going to have two webOS phones—revamped Pre and Pixi?

Tech News Matt Buchanan

AT&T: AppsAppsAppsAppsApps. Apps. App…s.

Look at all those apps people are downloading. On our network. Man, so many apps! Okay, I’ll let AT&T’s very orange PowerPoint tell the story. You would think AT&T’s an app company, not a phone company. Well, I guess that’s sort of the case. Though, I’d sure like a phone company sometimes. Aaaaaaaaaaapppppppppppsssssssssss.

Tech News Matt Buchanan

AT&T SDK For Dumbphones Announced

AT&T’s announced an SDK for the BREW platform, which is available today over at sdk.developer.att.com under the blazing headline ‘Apps for All.’ As they say: “Apps for ALL is AT&T’s plan to get the development community’s help to create cool, innovative applications for the two-thirds of devices on our network that are not smart phones…

Tech News Kat Hannaford

Sharp’s Fanciest New TVs: The 4-Color LE920 Series

Sped-Up Bacteria Could Transform Carbon Dioxide into Natural Gas

Get Wood With Design Hara’s Home Theater PC

More Big Directors Should Imitate Sam Raimi And Go Back To Their Indie Roots

Texas Instruments Applies Its WVGA Resolution DLP Pico Projector to Cellphones and Digital Cameras

Book Chains Will Go The Way Of Circuit City

Eee Keyboard PC On Sale Next Month, For $600 At Most

Okay, That Is Kind of a Lot of Data

How Many Armors Does Tony Stark Have?

Iron Man Armors

How Apple “Unofficially” Leaks Information

Toshiba Cell TVs Claim Real-Time 2D to 3D Conversion

3M Upgrades MPro150 Pico Projector With 1GB of Internal Storage

New Star Trek Online Trailer Offers Beautiful Spacescapes

Ear Vibe Headphones: The Most Poorly Thought Out Product at CES?

Monster PowerNet 1G Is World’s Fastest Powerline Adapter

Vudu Brings Apps, By The Hundreds, To Big Name TVs and Blu-ray Players

AT&T’s Getting Two Palm webOS Phones This Year

AT&T: AppsAppsAppsAppsApps. Apps. App…s.

AT&T SDK For Dumbphones Announced

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