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In fact, the military is constantly testing green-power projects, such as a contraption that provides power and purifies water, or even a mobile nuclear reactor.
FORBES: Green Tech Lessons From The USS Cole Attack
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Some reports have found the tablet won't recharge while playing power-intensive games, but Consumer Reports' testing showed that problem also to be limited.
CNN: Surprise! Consumer Reports' No. 1 tablet is the iPad
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Recalling an era when the word "atomic" conjured modernity and mystery, the Smithsonian-run Atomic Testing Museum remains an intriguing testament to the period when the fantastical - and destructive - power of nuclear energy was tested just outside of Las Vegas.
BBC: Vintage Las Vegas
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If our testing also validates the low-temperature power capabilities that A123's data is showing, we believe Nanophosphate EXT could be a game-changing battery breakthrough for the electrification of transportation, including the emerging micro hybrid vehicle segment.
ENGADGET: A123 Systems' new lithium ion tech keeps EV batteries cool, your wallet in check
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Underneath that Clark Kent power strip exterior, there's a Superman of full-scale breach testing that can push the limits of just about any company network, whether it takes 3G, Ethernet or WiFi to get there.
ENGADGET: DARPA-backed Power Pwn is power strip by day, superhero hack machine by night
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Instead, the company's selling SteornLab testing equipment to other organizations working on magic fairy-power rotary and magnetic systems, and it's also got plans to sell something called "ZeroF passive magnetic bearings" later this year -- we'd assume ZeroF means "zero friction, " which is nicely impossible and totally in line with basically everything Steorn stands for.
ENGADGET: Steorn returns, promises to open Orbo specs, give you a pony
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Western Power Distribution (WPD) is testing the Static VAr Compensator for Distribution Networks (D-SVC), which is described as "a very clever box".
BBC: Roscrow wind farm tests strain of green energy on power grid
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With Plug Power (nasdaq: PLUG - news - people ), he mentioned, Honda is testing a home fueling unit that can generate hydrogen from natural gas, an important step in development of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles.
FORBES: Natural Gas: Booming In The Beltway
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Energy infrastructure also got a boost as a UK competition showcased six designs for next-generation power pylons, and New Mexico announced plans to build an entire city for the sole purpose of testing green technologies.
ENGADGET: Inhabitat's Week in Green: sun-powered homes, retro robots and a solar laptop chipset