IBM introduces their new Power 575 supercomputer using the POWER6 processor and hydro cluster water cooling technology to achieve record speeds up to 5 GHz. According to IBM it is equipped with 448 processor cores per rack offers users nearly five times the performance and more than three times the energy efficiency of its predecessor.

HP has recently launched the new iPAQ 210 Enterprise PDA at the pricey MSRP of $449USD. The unit is equipped with Microsoft Windows Mobile 6, Marvell PXA310 624MHz processor, 128MB SDRAM, 256MB flash ROM, SDIO & CF expansion slots, 4 inch transflective VGA resolution display, 802.11b/g wifi, Bluetooth 2.0, and a high capacity 2200mAh lithium ion battery.

The Shadow Robot Company has developed an unique robotic hand which can mimic human hand movements. Using 40 air muscles and integrated sensors the hand is sensitive enough to handle fragile objects and accurately perform tasks. The dimensions of the hand are that of an average human male.

The Tesla Roadster runs only on electricity but can accelerate 0-60 in about 4 seconds, has a 248 hp electric motor with a top speed of over 130 mph and has a range of 250 miles on a single charge. The 2008 base model starts at $92,000 USD.

Scientists at the University of Manchester are currently working on a method to use inkjet nozzles to spray human cells. The cells would be the harvested from the patient and then grown to prevent rejection. The cells then can be sprayed in a way to grow to the desired shape and speed healing. So far the scientists have used this method to spray and grow human fibroblasts and osteoblasts and bovine chondrocytes.

Learn how to disassemble, clean and fix the dust behind your screen for you Audiovox SMT5600 Smartphone. Also compatible with the Orange SPV C500, Qtek 8010, i-Mate SP3, and any other HTC Typhoon model.

A new all terrain Segway XT human transporter will be coming in April 2005. This model has a maxium speed of 12.5 MPH and will include a new lithium-ion battery with increased energy compacity.

Cyberkinetics Inc has begun government approved human testing of an implant to the human brain: The System consists of a sensor that is implanted on the motor cortex of the brain and a device that measures and interprets brain signals and translates these signals into useful computer control.