Tech: hardware
How to Energy in Your Home
Your phone charger, toaster and TV look innocent enough, but do you realize they’re robbing you blind? In fact, all of your electronics pull power even when they’re not on. Personal tech expert Carley Knobloch shares the best solutions for slaying the energy vampires in your home.
Howdini
04/22/2013
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Retina-Like Toshiba Kirabook Review
The Kirabook's biggest selling point is its high-res screen. Far beyond 1,920x1,080, this is instead a 2,560x1,440-pixel-resolution display (called PixelPure), putting it firmly in the territory of the MacBook Pro with Retina Display. Of course, that also includes MacBook-Pro-like prices, with the Kirabook running from $1,599 to $1,999.
CNET
05/08/2013
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Ergonomic Designed Mouses
GetConnected hosts Tristan Jutras and Andy Baryer explore a variety of ergonomic mice. From feeling like you're shaking someone's hand with the Evoluent Vertical Mouse to the Handshoe Mouse that fits your hand like a glove, our hosts pick their favourites!
GetConnected TV
04/28/2013
1,157 Views
TechCrunch Makers: Bossa Nova Robotics & Mobi
In this edition of Makers, John Biggs travelled to his alma mater city Pittsburgh, PA to check out the company Bossa Nova Robotics. They are taking work pioneered by researcher Prof. Ralph Hollis and his Ballbot a step further. mObi is a personal robot that will help one-on-one at airports, museums or in the home.
TechCrunch Makers
12/31/2012
8,899 Views
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory's Tom Rivellini Backstage at Expand
Rivellini co-invented the sky crane landing system that helped the rover plant its wheels on the red planet. He met with us backstage to discuss the challenges that have been encountered with these feats of engineering, and what he's currently working on: a new parachute and heat shield system for landing spacecraft carrying humans or larger rovers on Mars.
engadget
03/20/2013
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