Here is a short view of the biggest 3d TV on the planet. Its super thin and the picture looks great.
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I just wanted to welcome everyone to this blog. I will be posting new breakthroughs in science and things like green technology. I'll also give some of my 'words of wisdom'. I will also post the new opportunities on the web and the web 2.0 evolution.
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- A hands-on with the long-awaited Playstation Phone
- Can you name these 20 geeky things that happened o...
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- Here is why the "suggest to friends" link disappeared
- CES 2011 : Walkthrough
- Samsung goes see-thru with its transparent OLED pr...
- Scientist plan on cloning a REAL Snuffaluffagus
- 'Biggest' news at CES: 152-inch Panasonic plasma
- How to peek into Area 51 using Google Maps
- 10 ultra-thin gadgets you could slice bread with f...
- 7 crazy tech demos you had to be at CES to see
- CES 2011: World's Largest 3D 1080p LED TV
- Become 10X's stronger with this Exoskeleton
- Sony shows off OLED VR goggles
- The Best Tablet of CES 2011
- Microsoft Surface 2 : CES Back Room Access
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