NASA's Mars Science Laboratory is being built robots, before adding arm, pole, laboratory equipment and other equipment, in August 2008. This six-wheeled robot and a half meters in diameter (20 inches). Frame forward 1.1 meters (3.6 feet) above the ground. MSL rover is being designed and will be tested in 2011.

Japanese Health Minister Yoichi Masuzoe sitting with a robot called "My Spoon"when the health robot demonstration in Tokyo on November 10, 2008. "My Spoon", developed by Japans SECOM, designed to help disabled people eat with using a joystick to control with one jaw, hands and feet.

Two All-Terrain Hex-Legged Extra-Terrestrial Explorer (Athlete) Rovers across the desert to the Dumont Dunes, CA. Athlete Rovers are designed to surround the Apollo, and "walking" over extremely rough or steep surfaces in the area around the moon for the future.

Biomimetic underwater robot, named "RoboLobster", designed by Professor Joseph Ayers, Aug 17, 2007, in Nahant, Massachusetts. RoboLobster is intended to recognize changes in the ocean and to find and destroy mines below.

Tokyo Fire Department's Rescue Robot carrying mock victims during an anti-terrorism exercise on Radiological Dispersal Device in Tokyo, on November 7, 2008. Tokyo Government to do exercises with eleven organizations including the Metropolitan Police Department.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel poses with a robot named "Bruno" at Darmstadt University of Technology in the framework of the 3rd National IT Summit at Darmstadt 20 November 2008.

A robot named Explosive Ordinance Disposal Robots put the explosive material in addition to suspicious package during a demonstration by members of the Special Operations Command Central Command Explosive Ordinance Disposal for the Joint Civilian Orientation Conference participants 72, at Camp Lemonier, Djibouti.

Wakamaru humanoid robots, manufactured by Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industry, named Momoko (R) and Takeo (L), took part in a drama for the world's first human robot and experimental theater, written and directed by playwright Hirata Oriza Japan, in Japan Osaka University in Osaka, western Japan.

Queen Sofia Spanish King Juan Carlos, Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko of Japan react after watching a performance of a robot known as HAL (Hybrid Assistive Limb), which can lift 30 kg bags for rice, at the University of Tsukuba north of Tokyo.

Surgeons use a robot called da Vinci to help the hernia operation, at the University Hospital of Geneva, in Geneva, Switzerland. University Hospital of Geneva opened the robot to the operating department in 2008, where between 50 and 80 surgeons from around the world will have the possibility to practice with the da Vinci every year.

NASA's Limbed Excursion Mechanical Utility Robot (lemurs) are being designed as an inspection / robot for maintenance of equipment in space. IIa lemurs, can help build large structures in space. IIa lemurs described here displayed on a small scal

Twendy-one demonstrated the ability to hold complex objects / fine who wore a straw between his finger at the Department of Mechanical Engineering Laboratory at Waseda University in Tokyo, Japan. Sophisticated robots that have been developed by teams from universities, led by Dr. Shigeki Sugano, in support of society's expectations of future

It must be already in the know about the ASIMO robot whose name is a Honda, this time I'll tell you a little history of the founding of ASIMO.
Asimo stands for "Advanced Step in Innovative Mobility." Asimo regarded as the world's most advanced humanoid robot with 130 cm tall and weighs 54 kg. The robot developed by Honda Motor Co.., Ltd..,
Asimo was born on October 31, 2000 from the R & D program robotic Honda which was founded in 1986. Led by Mr. Masato Hirose, Senior Chief Engineer of the Wako Research Institute, Honda R & D Co.., Ltd.., Chestnut robot development team created a robot that can be a friend to man. This dream led to the concept of "uniting the various mechanical functions with advanced technologies to improve the quality of human life," the underlying road map for Honda in the development of robots. Fund created to make robots better than a wasteful luxury cars made fuel.

The best part of a recession is you can "project" just about anything, an idea that comes in handy when you're trying to pitch your part of the world to tourists and magazine editors. At a recent press conference to promote Australian tourism, futurologist (yeah we know) Ian Yeoman stated, "Robotics will become important, because you're going to have labor shortages in the future... Even robot "prostitutes'' that would not pass on diseases such as HIV could make an appearance."
Sounds good to us. Hey Ian: below is our list of top ten robot women we'd like to have sex with. If you can work on getting these made real, we'll book our tickets. Just let us know when the ladies are ready and we'll be there with a 10-page cover story, thanks...

FYI, rubber doll that is one form of sex toy for men singles. The first robot was launched this girl with dark hair, wearing a negligee (a type of thin material clothing worn for sleeping), have the intelligence (artificial of course) and a body made of synthetic material menyerupaai real meat.

Here in the US and Canada, we're already worrying about things like recalls, while the rest of world is still waiting for its crack at the original BlackBerry PlayBook. RIM today announced that its enterprise-friendly tablet will be hitting 16 more markets over the next 30 days -- though some of the locations, like the UK, have already been announced (you guys will be getting the thing in a mere six days). Recipients include Hong Kong, India, and Australia -- check out the full list in the form of a press release after the break. And when you're done let's start talking next-generation specs.

Skype has become very popular as of late because of its HD video calling service. To experience the full extent of this service, members would have to install HD webcams. Logitech and Microsoft released theirs last year, but Skype refused to certify them for use with its service. Although these HD webcams would work just fine on Skype HD, the messenger service would not guarantee they will work well.

With many new devices and gadgets being offered at the recently held Computex 2011 in Taiwan, it seems that the new tablets being offered have stood out on their own. It has become a battle between the new Android tablets, with the rapidly increasing market presence of those Windows tablets. As for the former, ViewSonic has introduced what is said to be the very first 7 inch tablet running on Android 3.0, the ViewPad 7x tablet.

Toshiba has now entered into tablet territory by offering its new Toshiba Thrive Tablet. While other tablet makers have been making noises in the market with their own new models, it seems that Toshiba has been silently developing their own device. And it might just take those other makers by surprise.
Well, Toshiba hasn’t really been silent about it. But its previous ads surely was a tad bit mysterious, offering as little specifications of the tablet that those expecting it would want to know about. But now, here it is.

With the Apple iPhone being popular, many accessories usually are made in different forms for it. For those who wish an external battery accessory for their iPhone, their choices are usually limited to the bulky and outsized types. It is a good thing that the PhoneSuit Elite iPhone 4 Battery Case is not.
The PhoneSuit Elite Case for the iPhone 4 is probably the thinnest casing out there that offers additional battery power for your iPhone 4. it is only 17mm thick and yet it also features a built-in rechargeable battery that can double the battery life of your iPhone 4. It is also quick charging, which takes only two hours to become fully charged. The PhoneSuit Elite iPhone 4 Battery Case is currently available for pre-order at the PhoneSuit website for US$80. It is expected to be available I the market by June 20.

If it ain't broke, don't fix it -- words Panasonic has clearly taken to heart with the Toughbook 19. It's time for the rugged, 10-inch convertible tablet to get its annual refresh and not much has changed visibly. Instead, the company gave its internals a boost with some Sandy Bridge goodness and slapped a new TransflectivePlus screen in this military-grade machine for computing in direct sunlight. Impressively, the Core i5 found inside is not of the ULV variety, it's a standard voltage 2520m powering this completely sealed, fanless design. Additionally, the Toughbook 19 now comes standard with 4GB of RAM and has a pair of SSD options for added durability. You'll be able to pick one up, and use it as a frisbee, in September starting at $3,349. While you wait, feel free to check out the PR after the break.

With the tablet PC market ever expanding, different tablet options also becomes varied. There are now tablets with features that cater to ordinary consumers and there are others that are designed for business and working professionals. Gigabyte has introduced a new tablet called the S1080 Slate PC that is geared for business and professional use.
The Gigabyte S1080 is a 10.1 inch slate PC that features a multi-touch capacitive display screen and powered by an Intel Atom N570 dual core processor. It also comes with a 320GB HD storage, a 1.3MP camera, USB 3.0 and Bluetooth 3.0 support. It also comes with a Windows OS for a familiar work environment for professionals. The Gigabyte S1080 Slate PC has recently been introduced at Computex 2011 in Taiwan. Gigabyte has not yet provided any information on when it will be available in the market and at what price.

Notebooks are certainly getting noticed for becoming thinner and thinner. It seems that the newer notebooks in the market are trying to get attention by becoming a more convenient device to bring along by having a slimmer profile and doing away with much of their bulkiness. One of the recent ultra thin notebooks to come out is the ASUS UX21 notebook.
The ASUS UX21 Ultra-Thin Notebook is one of the devices that ASUS has announced at Computex 2011 held in Taiwan just recently. Its main feature of attraction is its incredibly thin profile at 0.66mm at its thickest point. It also weighs a light 2.4 lbs.

Well, look what we have here. It's the LG P220's big brother, the P330, and, as you can tell, good looks run in the family. Glancing at the spec sheet (after the break) it's pretty clear this guy has been hitting the gym -- there's plenty of muscle inside in the form of an NVIDIA GT 555m. This 13.3-inch laptop isn't just some meathead though, it's got brains to spare thanks to a Sandy Bridge class Core i7. But, that's not all -- it's also a sharp dresser that looks quite fetching in its magnesium and aluminum suit, and just try not to get lost staring into that beautiful IPS screen. We don't know how much you'll have to shell out to spend time with this svelte 3.6-pound beauty, but it should be making the retail rounds this September.

Be honest, you've been waiting for an affordable augmented reality headset ever since Schwarzenegger rocked the robot vision Terminator 2. And while $5,000 still seems like a lot for consumers to pay for a pair of glasses that let you see stuff that's not actually there, it's certainly cheaper than the sort of military-grade options currently available. Vuzix's Star 1200 feature motion sensors and a camera that track reality in order to augment it via 3D computer generated graphics.

When Panasonic introduced us to its Skittles-like array of candy-coated camcorders, they gave us a taste of the little things, but left us hanging on price and availability. Well, if you've been slobbering over the specs since February, you can sate your appetite soon, because the HM-TA20, HM-TA2, HX-WA10, HX-DC10, and HX-DC1 will hit stores starting in early July. The Flip-style, 1080p HM-TA20 rings in at $200, while its less rugged little brother, the HM-TA2, will run you $170. The upright and rugged HX-WA10 will do 1080p video and 16-megapixel stills for $350, and you'll drop $280 on the HX-DC10 for the same functionality without the weather-proofing. For the same look at an even lower price, you can shoot 14-megapixel stills on the HX-DC1 for $200. Hungry for more? Full PR awaits you after the break.

Microsoft has recently introduced the Wireless Desktop 2000 keyboard and mouse. Although it might seem to look quite ordinary in terms of design and looks, but it does offer a feature that other keyboards and mice may not. For one, this set of wireless keyboard and mouse offers AES technology.
With many malware and viruses able to get personal information via keyloggers and recording anything you type,

With notebooks becoming better and better, it won’t exactly do any harm making them environment-friendly. With green devices even becoming popular nowadays, having a green notebook would surely be welcomed by those who care about the Earth and everything in it. So it’s no wonder that there might just be a solar-powered notebook like the Luce someday.
The Luce Solar-Powered Notebook is in fact, a proof of concept device designed by Andrea Ponti.

ASUS -- what a teaser. Especially when it comes to the release dates and exact prices of your latest keyboard-packing Eee Pad 10.1-inch Android tablets. The word remains mum regarding final pricing, but the company's UK division recently announced via its Facebook page that the Transformer 3G and Slider tabs will be available in the region during August; and sadly, that's about all. It'll be letting out more details on how to snag one just before they're out, and hopefully you'll get a chance to before they sell clean out. For now, you can re-skim our review of the UK Transformer and additional Slider coverage -- just think of it as a consolation prize.

Oh, we've been fairly certain for a while now that we'd see the sexy Samsung Galaxy S II saunter on over to AT&T, but now we've attained what appears to be the first official photo of the handset. Samsung's Singapore division has a series of professional shots of planned accessories, including this "Samsung Galaxy S II Desktop Dock," a handsome pyramid stand sporting HDMI and 3.5mm stereo-out jacks -- and of course, an AT&T logo on its comfortably cradled smartphone. We're still not quite sure when Samsung's flagship will hit the US, but it had better get a move on -- we're slated to see a Galaxy S III by this time next year, after all.

Sony announced the successor to its NEX-3 digital camera earlier this week, so we decided to take a post-E3 road trip down to the electronics maker's US headquarters in San Diego to check out the $599 NEX-C3 for ourselves. We'll analyze the new sensor's image quality in a full review before the camera hits stores later this summer, but from our initial impressions, the new cam appears to offer fairly minor tweaks compared to its predecessor.

Acer announced three new notebooks that would add to its Aspire TimelineX line, namely the 3830T, 4830T, and the 5830T. All models possess Dolby Home Theater v4 audio, integrated 3DSonic Stereo speakers, second-gen Intel Core i5 and i3 processors with Turbo Boost, HD Widescreen CineCrystal LED-backlit display with 1366 x 768 resolution, and HDMI 1080p output.
The three notebooks also have a USB 3.0 port for faster file transfers, HD webcam with 1280 x 1024 resolution, built-in digital microphone, WiFi, and Bluetooth.

After weeks of speculation, Nintendo has finally unveiled its latest generation of gaming console. The Wii U features a large, touchscreen controller with buttons similar to current Wii controllers. The Wii U controller is just as motion-sensitive, but I doubt you would use it like a sword or tennis racket, but thankfully plain ol’ Wii controllers work just fine on the new console.

The introduction of Nintendo’s Wii U gaming system may have made some people wondering whether Microsoft and Sony would create their own touchscreen controllers, much like how the two companies created the Kinect and PlayStation Move, respectively, in response to Nintendo Wii’s motion gaming. Actually, they have, but with a gaming device created by a third party.
THQ comes up with the uDraw GameTablet, a slate device that would cater to both Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Like the Wii U controller, it has a touchscreen display that also can be used for drawing and handwriting. However, it is noticeably thinner than the Wii U counterpart mainly due to the lack of a Wiimote holder, something the two other consoles do not need.

Sony has recently introduced a new digital camera that is touted to be the world’s smallest and lightest camera with an interchangeable lens feature. In this case it is DSLR quality photography with a compact-sized digital camera. The new Sony NEX-C3 Digital Camera might just appeal to photographers who like the quality shots that DSLR cameras offer, but not their bulkiness.

Dell has announced that its upcoming Streak 10 Pro tablet will be launched first in China this summer. Dell’s Vice President for mobile devices John Thode points to several “inhibitors and barriers to success” as its reasons why the tablet device would not debut in the United States where the company is based. These so-called inhibitors include mobile carriers dictating pricing models, which Thode says stifle the adoption of tablets.
The Dell Streak 10 Pro features a 10-inch screen with 1,280 x 800 resolution, an edge-to-edge glass surface, Android Honeycomb, NVIDIA Tegra dual-core processor, two cameras, a SD card slot, and 1080p video playback capability. A separate dock would allow the tablet to serve as a USB host, while its connectivity functions would expand to HDMI and Ethernet apart from USB.

Google has recently talked about having a laptop or notebook that runs on the new Google Chrome OS. This had many people take notice and added a bit of excitement in the air, the interest of which probably stemming from how such a notebook will fare out among the competition. To start it all off, Google has one of its partners, Samsung, to develop one of the first Chrome OS notebooks in the new Samsung Series 5 Chromebook.

Avid PC Gamers nowadays don’t just settle for ordinary gaming gear when playing their favorite games. Some usually try to make use of special gears like gaming keyboards that can enhance gameplay. And for such reason, Razer has been coming up with new gaming gear that caters to avid gamers and their favorite PC games. For avid fans of the new Star Wars: The Old Republic, here’s a new Razer Star Wars Gaming Keyboard that would help enhance the gaming experience.

Digital cameras today are no longer considered as sensitive devices. There are now digital cameras that are being built with some level of toughness and durability added in. in the case of the new Ricoh PX Series of compact digital cameras, they are made to withstand water and dust.
The new Ricoh PX compact digital camera is designed with an impact-proof body that is also water proof and dust proof. It also comes with a 16MP CCD sensor and

As laptops and notebooks are primarily used by highly mobile users, its peripherals should also be designed accordingly. Devices like the mouse for example should also be designed with mobility in mind. And for this reason, Genius has come up with its new Traveler 9000 BlueEye-tracking Wireless Mouse.
The new Genius Traveler 9000 Wireless Mouse features small Pico USB receiver that operates on the interference-free 2.4 GHz RF frequency. The mouse also features a 1200 dpi optical engine that makes it respond to motion smoothly. BlueEye tracking technology makes it possible for the mouse to work on almost any type of surface.

If everyone can have it their way, they would prefer having a video camera that can fit into one’s pocket. It would even be better if it can shoot and record video in Full HD resolution. It is a good thing that you can now have both in the new Thanko HDMDVC73 Compact Full HD Camera.
The Thanko HDMDVC73 Compact Full HD Camera comes with a little body enough to keep in your pocket when not in use. But this tiny camera is capable of recording video in Full HD 1080p quality at 30fps. It can also shoot VGA quality videos at 6fps if that would be enough for you. This tiney Full HD video camera does not have internal memory but offers support for a microSDHC flash card of up to 32GB. This small video camera also comes with an HDMI port for connecting with your HDTV for playback. The Thanko HDMDVC73 Compact Full HD Camera is expected to hit the Thanko store by the end of this month. It is expected to cost around 12,800 Japanese Yen or around US$160.

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BlackBerry Bold 9930 Specifications - Information about the BlackBerry Bold Touch gadgets 9930 that the news will be marketed to all parts of the world. For info about the features, reviews, and specifications of the BlackBerry Bold 9930 can be found under ini.RIM has announced its newest product that is a QWERTY BlackBerry Bold 9930 BlackBerry phones similar to "BlackBerry Bold 9930" to its lineup Bold. BlackBerry Bold 9930 which featured a touch screen 2.8-inch VGA and publicized run as the BlackBerry OS 7.

BlackBerry Bold 9930 Qualcomm processor running at 1.2GHz and features 8GB of memory storage, 5 megapixel camera with 720p HD video recording, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. For info about the BlackBerry Bold 9930 price not yet known, because there has been no word from the RIM.