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Most read Gadget Master posts in 2011

led cube 100.jpgHappy New Year to all Gadget Master readers!

Time for our roundup of most-popular-posts, but rather than look back over a month, let's start the New Year with a look at the most popular posts over all of 2011.

Topics covered range from building barcode scanners and CES 2011 to Arduino and perennial LED favourites...

Taking it in reverse order:

10. How to build a rotating LED display

9. Arduino Reprise: clocks, bikes, words and cameras

8. New music into old radios - build your own AM

7. Build your own laser harp

6. Build your own wand based barcode scanner

5. Home is where the gadgets are...

4. Keep your property where you can see it

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

2. Photos: Eagerly awaited gadgets of 2011

1. Build your own LED cube

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