We have seen gold iPhone and the gilded version of the N97 Mini so it doesn’t really surprise us to see the iPad get all shiny and expensive. It comes all dressed in 11.43 carat diamonds and of course, it will be extremely weird to touch.
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The iPad gets bejeweled, $20,000 is the price to pay
It may not overheat in the presence of bread, but this pop-up book has the most accurate paper Large Hadron Collider ever. Figures that a book would make ending the world by firing that bad boy up look fun.
The book’s called Voyage To The Heart Of Matter – The Atlas Experiment At CERN and it’s written by Emma Sanders and crafted by Anton Radevsky. It’ll be out at the end of November and run for about $33. I just want one because it’ll satisfy both the physics dork and the bookworm inside me all at once. [Atlas via Shiny Shiny via OhGizmo!]
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This Is Simply The Coolest Pop-Up Book Ever [Books]
Microsoft and i4i will face off in court next month over a judgment that ordered Microsoft to stop distribution of Word amidst patent violations. Microsoft filed an appeal on Tuesday, arguing that stopping shipment of Word would cause …
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by Mark Hachman Advanced Micro Devices is preparing to launch its “Magny-Cours” Opteron 6000-series processor for servers during the first quarter of 2010, an AMD executive said Monday. AMD executives wouldn’t reveal the clock speeds of …
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AMD Prepping 'Magny Cours' Chip for Q1 Launch
Reviews of the Sony Alpha A230 (updated 25 August’09). Reviewer & owner thoughts and opinions.
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Ever wondered, Why Android is sure to be a hit in Indian markets ? Let me tell you that it could be one because Mobile is the future of communication. Mobile.
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Android On Its Way To Indian Shores – Will It Give iPhone A Run …
Too many people I’ve met wanted a netbook because they are cheaper than a laptop. Netbooks represent a functional design to meet specialized tasks. Don’t go by price. Buy one because you want to carry a computer to more places than you do now. …. I don’t want my little netbook to be a pint-size version of my desktop computer. I want to find apps that take advantage of it’s size and on-the-go potential. Take for instance Safari on the iPhone and iPod touch. …
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