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Director James Cameron unveiled 16 minutes of his forthcoming 3-D sci-fi movie Avatar.
FORBES: Magazine Article
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Thanks to spotty Wi-Fi coverage, we'd go a short distance, talking naturally, then halt as the robot lost signal, or veered off.
WSJ: Working With Robot Rachel
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The Fidelio Wireless Hi-Fi speakers range has been built with professional grade Hi-Fi drivers, Class-D digital amplifiers, gold plated connectors and lossless audio support so you can hear every detail in pristine quality.
ENGADGET: Philips showcases its 2013 Fidelio audio lineup at CES, we go eyes-on
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It wasn't until we'd disabled automatic photo uploading to Eye-Fi View, the company's cloud service, that speeds began to pick up.
ENGADGET: Eye-Fi Pro X2 16GB Class 10 hands-on Hands-on
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While there's more experiments and development to go before we ever see a tractor beam at the hospital, the achievement brings us one step closer to the sci-fi future we were always told we'd get, right alongside the personal communicators and jetpacks.
ENGADGET: Researchers build a working tractor beam, on a very small scale
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There were 27 3-D films released in 1953, mostly horror or sci-fi.
FORBES: Flops
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Krishna Kurapati, founder and chief technology officer of Sipera Systems , demonstrated vulnerabilities of several Wi-Fi devices at Wednesday's presentations, crashing a Blackberry and a D-Link phone onstage by hacking their wireless Internet connections.
FORBES: VoIP Vandals
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The top five features respondents said they'd like to see in a watch were e-mail and texting, phone calls, GPS, Wi-Fi and weather updates.
CNN: Samsung: We're making a smart watch, too
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Once in a while we'd come across some cool DIY projects inspired by Doctor Who, the world's longest-running sci-fi TV show, but nothing beats this little TARDIS that would actually make you gasp out the classic line: "It's bigger on the inside!"
ENGADGET: Mini TARDIS really is bigger on the inside, thanks to augmented reality (video)
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According to an unscientific survey of users by mobile deals site BuyVia, the top five features respondents said they'd like to see in a smartwatch were e-mail and texting, phone calls, GPS, Wi-Fi and weather updates -- the same features people now rely on in their smartphones.
CNN: Smartwatches have a history of failure, but there's hope