Electrical device plugs directly into trees for power.

In today's world of high-tech portable gadgets, iPods and cell phones, we've become dependent upon readily accessible electric outlets to power our devices and charge our batteries. But now researchers at the University of Washingtonhave discovered nature's alternative to the power outlet: living trees.

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Dominoes fall via wireless tech(Video)

Probably most of us love the look of falling dominoes. But these new hi-tech wireless dominoes take it to the whole new level.
They interact with each other using wireless technology and can topple each other without even touching.

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Aquarium Media Center PC

This is probably one of the best looking case mods i have ever seen.

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How Did the Duck Hunt Gun Work?

If you’re a geek of a certain age, a good portion of your childhood probably revolved around
sitting too close to the TV, clutching a plastic safety cone-colored hand gun and blasting
waterfowl out of a pixilated sky in Duck Hunt (also, trying to blow that dog’s head off when he
laughed at you). The Duck Hunt gun, officially called the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)
Zapper, seems downright primitive next to the Nintendo’s Wii and Microsoft’s Kinect, but in
the late 80s, it filled plenty of young heads with wonder. How did that thing work?

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How much does a mistake cost? For Intel, $1 billion

INTEL says it has found a design flaw in one of its recently released computer chips and is working with laptop makers to replace affected computers.

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