What Happens When Water is Dropped Onto Water-Repelling Carbon Nanotubes? [Video]
Even though not all of you will understand what “superhydrophobic carbon nanotubes ” actually are, everyone will appreciate this video of water droplets shot at varying frame-rate speeds of up to 3,500fps.
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What Happens When Water is Dropped Onto Water-Repelling Carbon Nanotubes? [Video]
Sony’s NEX Cameras Now Support Auto Focus When Using A-Mount Lenses [Cameras]
The brilliant thing about Sony’s NEX-3 and NEX-5 cameras is that they’re compatible with the company’s A-mount lenses (when using the $200 LA-EA1 Mount Adaptor). Thanks to a firmware update, there’s now AF support when using these lenses, plus users can customize the soft-key settings and maintain the aperture settings when recording video. [ Sony ] More »
The brilliant thing about Sony’s NEX-3 and NEX-5 cameras is that they’re compatible with the company’s A-mount lenses (when using the $200 LA-EA1 Mount Adaptor). Thanks to a firmware update, there’s now AF support when using these lenses, plus users can customize the soft-key settings and maintain the aperture settings when recording video. [Sony] More »
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Sony’s NEX Cameras Now Support Auto Focus When Using A-Mount Lenses [Cameras]
Limited Edition HDJ-1000 Headphones Get Fine-Tuned and Painted Gold by Pioneer [Headphones]
Big, brash and gold—I’d say these limited edition HDJ-1000s are the polar opposite of those understated Aiaiai headphones I reviewed , but I think we’ve all seen a pair of Dr Dre’s Beats Pro to know that’s untrue. More »
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Is Anyone Tougher Than Farty Man? [Video]
The Electric Tricycle that Mad Max Would Ride [Bikes]
New York artist Josh Hadar ’s E-Trike electric three-wheel bike is 8.4 feet of metal awesomeness, powered by a 4.8-kilowatt Mars Electric motor.
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Video: First Of 33 Chilean Miners Has Been Rescued Successfully [Video]
This Is Sony’s $1399 Google TV-Powered Internet TV [Googletv]
We’re live at Sony’s Internet TV press conference, where we’re seeing the “world’s first HDTV powered by Google TV ” (and its gnarly remote). Not bad at all, $1400 for the 46-inch model, available this weekend.























































