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« Steampunk iPod Nano and Nintendo Gameboy | Main | Sleep Remaining laser clock display »

Most read Gadget Master posts in January

Tricorder-Star-Trek-weapons-and-gadgets small.jpgTime for the monthly round-up looking at the most popular posts on Gadget Master, to see what your peers have been reading in January. 

A seasonal Christmas tree post makes it into the top three, along with hacking a 'Droid device, and the perennial LED favourite built by Peter Griffiths... 

In reverse order:

10. Star Trek gizmos, The Collection

9. Meet Andrew's blast from the past

8. Hacking your own Motorola DROID dock

7. Keep your property where you can see it

6. Ultra-bright and ultra-durable LED bicycle lights

5. LED Lightlane increases bicycle safety at night

4. Build yourself a Proton Pack with Arduino and Lasers

3. GPS Backtracker competition

2. Build your own LED cube

1. Set Phasers to Stun

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