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The Prettiest Cow Skin You Could Ever Wrap Around Your iPad [Cases]

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I know a lot of people aren’t fond of leather products, but there’s something absolutely gorgeous about this leather iPad case from the Beautiful Skin series of accessories. Almost worth the $90 price tag. [Etsy via Unplggd] More��



Leather - Shopping - Business - Clothing - Consumer Goods and Services
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The New Optical Illusions [Tgif]

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Earlier this week we had our minds melted by the o-fficial 2010 Illusion of the Year, one of those trippy, perspective-shifting models. But come on, this is 2010! Can’t we do something a little more…digital? In fact, many people are. More��



Optical illusion - Optics - Physics - Business - Industrial Goods and Services
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A Lego Keyboard That Won’t Make Your Fingers Ache [Lego]

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It’d be pretty painful to type on a Lego keyboard— just imagine all those nubs digging into your fingertips. The solution? $15 worth of decals. Your keyboard will look like Lego heaven and your fingers will remain happy. [Etsy] More��



Lego - Toys - Recreation - Collecting - Shopping
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Intel promises to bring wireless display technology to other mobile devices

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Details are unfortunately light on this one, but Intel has closed out the week with one interesting tidbit of news — it’s apparently planning to bring its wireless display technology (a.k.a. WiDi) to netbooks, tablets and other mobile devices. That word comes straight from Intel wireless display product manager Kerry Forrell, who says that “we fully expect to take the technology there,” but that he can’t yet provide a specific time frame. Those plans are further backed up by Intel CEO Paul Otellini himself, who told investors this week that “what we’ll be doing over the next few years is take the Wi-Di capability that’s in the laptop today and extend that into all the Intel platforms.” Intel doesn’t even seem to be stopping there, however, with Forrell further adding that the company even sees the technology being built into to TVs “over time.”

Intel promises to bring wireless display technology to other mobile devices originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 15 May 2010 02:36:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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How would you change Fusion Garage’s JooJoo?

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Alright, so we gave you the opportunity to rant and rave on Apple’s iPad last week, and it’s only fitting that Fusion Garage’s much-anticipated JooJoo go next. To date, it’s pretty safe to say that quite a bit less (we’re understating things here, obviously) JooJoo tablets have been sold than the aforesaid iPad, but that’s not to say none of you have one. On the off-chance that you actually are the proud owner of a JooJoo, we couldn’t be more eager to hear how you’d tweak things if given the golden opportunity. Would you make the screen a touch smaller? Alter the exterior design in any way? Swap the CPU or GPU? Toss on a different operating system? Force it to use iTunes like only a true sadist would? Go on, the floor’s yours — throw down your best advice in comments below.

How would you change Fusion Garage’s JooJoo? originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 14 May 2010 22:26:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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How to Make a DIY Micro SIM to SIM Adapter [DIY]

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We’ve shown you how to turn a regular SIM into a Micro SIM, but what if you want to do things the other way around? Here’s how to turn a Micro SIM into a regular-sized SIM card. More��



microsim - IPad - Subscriber Identity Module - SIM - Apple
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The New, Even Deadlier M24 Sniper Rifle Silently Kills from a Kilometer Away [Weapons]

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The original M24 had an effective range of about 800 meters. The new, upgraded M24 hurls heavier .300 Winchester Magnum rounds over a kilometer away. All while being more silent and accurate. Note to enemies: You are so dead. More��



Recreation - Nuclear weapon - United States - Weapons - Technology
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Home Depot Ordered To Pay $25 Million For Stealing Inventor’s Safety Gizmo [Lawsuits]

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Years ago, Floridian inventor Michael Powell pitched Home Depot a device that would keep its employees’ fingers safe when cutting wood for customers. It worked so well that they stole his idea. Now Powell’s getting sweet, $25 million justice. More��


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Why I Steal Movies… Even Ones I’m In [Piracy]

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Like a billion other people, I download things illegally. I’m also an actor, writer and director whose income depends on revenue from DVDs, movies and books. This leads to many conflicts in my head, in my heart, and in bars. More��


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