Billed as “the Segway ’s little sister,” this self-balancing electro scooter comes from a small German company called Ewee. The idea behind it is pretty simple: file down all the extraneous bits, keep the stuff that keeps you going, and presumably try to sell it to hardy macho types who like the barebones aesthetic

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Ewee-PT is how you say ‘Segway’ in German (video)

Anybots has a new telepresence robot, the QB — and while it certainly seems to be an advance on the QA, which we saw at CES 2009 , we gotta admit that it’s not nearly as cute as its predecessor. Marketed towards CEO-types, this bad boy can be controlled via your PC (or eventually your Mac), and it features WiFi b/g connectivity, 5 megapixel camera, speaker, microphone, and a max speed of 3.5 MPH

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Anybots QB telepresence robot: nag employees remotely for $15,000

This new Bold 9780 is really looking like the real deal, isn’t it?

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BlackBerry Bold 9780 caught on video running OS 6

Did the recent reappearance of the Phantom console spark a tiny bit of nostalgia in you? If so, you’ll be happy to hear that NZXT has picked up the moniker for its latest full tower chassis, and it’s a fittingly futuristic-looking beast of burden. The angular steel enclosure provides tool-free access to five 5.25-inch drive bays plus the room to fit in 7 HDDs, 7 fans (up to a mammoth 230mm size), and a dual radiator within its walls.

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NZXT Phantom proves there’s still life in chunky desktop towers

Clearly dissatisfied with what it sees in the mirror, Panasonic has today announced its decision to bulk up. A new share issue expected to raise

Safari 5’s extension support just got a whole lot more useful this morning, as Apple’s just released Safari 5.0.1, which enables the feature for end users, and opened its official Extension Gallery.

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General Electric may have a host of smart appliances in the works , but looks like one Indesit may beat it to the punch — at least on the washing machine front. The Italian home appliance firm just unveiled a ZigBee-compatible washer at the Freescale Technology Forum in Florida this week, capable of communicating with the smart grid and then timing its loads according to variable electricity cost

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Indesit unveils smart-grid washer, thumbs nose at GE

Ready to climb Mount Fuji and see what the next top Japanese TV will look like?

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Toshiba’s latest Cell Regza LCDs are Slim, but don’t go calling them 2D

Never mind the extensive leaks , Panasonic, you’ve got a right to be proud about the HDC-SDT750. After crowing about its end-to-end 3D experience, Panasonic has finally made its HDC-SDT750 camcorder official, which looks like it will be the first of its kind to hit the market

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Panasonic reveals HDC-SDT750 3D camcorder, is super proud of itself

We’ve seen quadriplegic transportation directed by brainwaves , speech and even the occasional Wiimote , but your best bet might be to follow your nose. Israeli nasal researchers at the Weizmann Institute of Science unveiled a “sniff controller” this week, that measures nasal pressure to control a wheelchair joystick with surprising precision (see a video after the break) and a specially-developed typing interface

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The nose knows… how to let quadriplegics move and speak (video)