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Sony Vita Will Use Proprietary, Expensive Memory Cards
Sony has released the prices for the Playstation Vita’s proprietary memory cards, and they aren’t cheap. Continue reading

How Google is Destroying Your Memory (Infographic)
The evidence surrounding this slightly disturbing theory supports the fact that Google acts as an “extension of knowledge”. The result is that we store less information, which destroys our ability for memorization. Continue reading

Soft, Squishy Memory Could be Implanted in Your Brain
Researchers at the North Carolina State University have developed a type of “soft” memory that has the physical properties of Jello. Continue reading

Using Google Really Does Mess With Your Brain
Researchers have finally found a connection identifying the relationship between online tools and cognition. So, yes, using Google really does mess with your head. Continue reading
Delicious DIY: Breadboard Memory Game
A duck. A cat. A rooster. Your mom. Quick, remember those four items and hold that thought. You’re going to need a sharp memory for building and playing this sweet memory game that you can build yourself, sans Arduino. It uses a Picaxe microcontroller, ensuring a headache of assembly-based program for all involved. The outcome does sound pretty rewarding though: MemSounds is a sound based memory game played in rounds. In the first round it plays one of 4 different... Continue reading
Scientists Now Able To Memory Wipe Mice
I knew this day would come. The day I attempt to go on a beautiful vacation to Mars, only to realize that I’m really a secret agent fighting against an evil and corrupt Mars administrator. Yes, Total Recall. Dr. Joe Z. Tsien, a brain scientist and co-director of the Brain & Behavior Discovery Institute at the Medical College of Georgia School, and his team were successful in removing new and old memories in mice by over-expressing a protein critical to... Continue reading
Lenovo’s First Shot At Netbooks
Computing isn’t always about raw power and trying to build the best gaming rig out there. Sometimes the simple bare necessities will suffice. Lenovo’s first netbook, the IdeaPad S10-42312CU, comes with all the bare necessities you’ll ever need to surf the web. Featuring a 10.2-inch 1024×600 widescreen display, an Intel Atom N270 single core processor running at 1.6GHz, GMA 950 integrated graphics and Windows XP Home, this netbook packs quite the punch considering it only weighs 2.65 pounds. This specific... Continue reading
Oops! I Stepped On My Computer!
This computer sure is tiny. Fit-PC Slim is the ultimate mini-rig for anyone who isn’t satisfied with USB drives as a means of transporting data. It’s dimensions are 110 x 100 x 30mm and it packs a mean 500MHz AMD Geode LX800 processor, Ethernet jack, VGA output, WiFi, and a 2.5-inch hard drive option for taking data on the go. Two sizes of memory are available: 256MB or 512MB. Obviously, depending on how much memory and/or hard drive space you... Continue reading
Time Killer: Windows Vista For Your Playstation 3
What happens when you put Windows Vista on a Playstation 3? Just an assload of down time, that’s what. This video shows some schmuck successfully running the OS under emulation and requiring nearly 25 minutes to fully boot up. It even takes twelve minutes to load up Notepad, which is an amazing feat considering how demanding the application is. This would be the equivalent of watching paint dry in Sony Playstation’s Home community. It’s even worse than Linux for the... Continue reading
“Burn” Your Anniversary Into Your Mind For Ultra-Memory
As many ways as technology has provided us to remember our anniversary, and as much as our lady friends might drop hints, we men always have a way to let the date slip our minds. Another stylish method could never hurt, especially one that goes to extreme measures such as the Hot Spot “Remember” Ring. Described as “being hot enough to discomfort, but not enough to burn”, the Hot Spot ring uses a micro themopile to heat up to 120... Continue reading
