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Gadget of the Week: The SpacePilot Pro 3D mouse
It's that time of week again - time for this week's Friday-afternoon-gadget-of-the-week (and its not a would-be "iPod Nano phone").
Skipping past the Ultmost Technology's 42-inch oval LCD, the eon icube immersive 3D virtual reality simulation system, and the 3G Sidekick LX (available for pre-order in the States)...
I'll also skirt past the HiPhone Nano flip phone, or even the Novac MV-CM001U cassette-to-MP3 player...
Skipping past the Ultmost Technology's 42-inch oval LCD, the eon icube immersive 3D virtual reality simulation system, and the 3G Sidekick LX (available for pre-order in the States)...
I'll also skirt past the HiPhone Nano flip phone, or even the Novac MV-CM001U cassette-to-MP3 player...
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Hats off to Tom Miceli, a 22-year-old student who built his own cool electric motorcycle during his final year at Appalachian State University.
Time once again for a choice pick of gadgets from the latest CE crop...
Thanks to reader Tim Asquith for sharing this project to enable correct charging of batteries: he has modified a Timeguard TG85 Dawn to Dusk Sensor to a 1 to 24 hour NiCad battery charger timer adaptor.
Here's another splendid 
For someone who neither owns an iPhone or an iPod, but who also wishes for an 
Fancy building your own Diddley Bow electric slide guitar (or "monochord zither" as my ethnomusicologist father would call it)?
In our Gadget of the Week roundup we'll waste no time to skip past the 
Time for another Gadget Of The Week! What are the Most-Likely new gadgets being highlighted in the Techoverse (a.k.a. the large and ever-growing collection of gadget blogs)?
We like teardowns on Gadget Master, getting to the hardware heart of the matter, as it were. See for example teardowns of a 
I think a poll is required, when it comes to asking 'What was Gadget of the Year?' What would get your vote for 2011? As always, there are a lot of contenders.
After CES in Vegas, we take a look at some of the most anticipated gadgets of 2011. 
One for photography enthusiasts. How about some DIY image processing for your high-end DSLR camera?
Time for another rather random Gadget of the Week, fishing some likely contenders from the swelling ocean of gadget and technology blogs.
For the Web 2.0-minded among you, there is always a Social Networking-compatible keyboard - the SNAK Facebook keyboard "features custom hotkeys for all your trolling, poking, and cyber-stalking needs," says 
Time, I think, for another Gadget of the Week! Fishing some likely contenders from the swelling ocean of gadget and technology blogs...
Here's a strange one, that may tickle your interest.
Time again for a Gadget of the Week, and some aspirational browsing of cutting edge consumer electronics.
Wow! This is really neat. 
Here's a piece of news that may be of interest - Microsoft has 
Time for another teardown! It's been a while since we highlighted an expensive bit of high-tech electronics kit being taken apart...
There's always time for another tear Down, and this time it is the Nokia N9 facing the treatment.
We are more than overdue, I feel, for some aspirational browsing of cutting edge consumer electronics. Time, I think, for another Gadget of the Week!
Rather more seriously, but still very gadgety, how about a digital watch that packs a micro-generator for power? The 
Ahead of the imminent Jan/Feb 2012 compo, let's have another themed roundup of posts... on Google's Android platform.
Just like the 
So, February has come and (all-but) gone, but before we leap into March, let's look back and see what has been most interesting to Gadget Masters this month.
Out of awful events sometimes the better side of human nature emerges... We previously highlighted - see 
One to provoke nostalgia, maybe, among Gadget Masters of a certain age... Commodore USA has breathed life into another old brand with the release of the 
Stanford students are demonstrating the potential of NFC-based hackery with a number of projects "showing how 
Ikea has been working on a digital camera largely made from cardboard. 
David Mellis, a PhD student at MIT has published the circuit and case
designs and the source code for a working mobile phone that he built
using parts worth
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