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3D printed electric skateboard controlled by smartphone

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LEADINA Berlin-based startup wants to revolutionise urban mobility with 3D printed, smartphone-controlled, skateboards.They're operated by simply tilting your phone and can even be assembled at home.STORYLINE: This is no ordinary...
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3D printed electric skateboard controlled by smartphone

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LEADINA Berlin-based startup wants to revolutionise urban mobility with 3D printed, smartphone-controlled, skateboards.They're operated by simply tilting your phone and can even be assembled at home.STORYLINE: This is no ordinary...
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3-D printing is a cool technology, but it's not exactly a hands-on way to make things. Enter the 3Doodler: the pen that turns you into the 3-D printer. AP technology writer Peter Svensson takes a closer look. (July 30)

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3-D printing is all the rage. You hit a button on your computer, which sends a file to a printer, which produces a small 3-D object out of plastic. It's a cool technology, but it's not exactly a hands-on way to make things. Enter the...
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Every year thousands of new computers hit the market, all promising to be better, faster and more powerful than previous generations. 2010 is already being tipped as the year for 3D graphics, flexible computing and touch screens. (Dec. 16)

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HEADLINE:Future tech: Computing in the next decade CAPTION: Every year thousands of new computers hit the market, all promising to be better, faster and more powerful than previous generations. 2010 is already being tipped as the year...
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From furniture to food, 3D printing is changing the way we make things

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3D printing is changing the way we make things - from the way we build houses, make furniture or eat food. A show in Paris is giving us a taste of how 3D printing is changing the way we experience and taste food. Once restricted to...
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A modern machine which aims to replicate ancient medical skills

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Shanghai, China, March 8, 2009 1. Close up of patient Wang Jieming sticking out tongue 2. Close up of doctor Wang Yiqin face 3. Wide shot of doctor Wang with patient 4. Close up of Wang taking patient pulse 5. Medium of doctor Wang and...
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Artificial blood vessels created on 3D printer

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Stuttgart - 19 January 2012 1. Close of scientist picking up artificial blood vessel, created by BioRap on 3-D printer 2. Mid of scientists 3. Various of scientist filling vessel with red liquid, nutrients for cells which are lining the...
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Tablets are outselling PCs in the US

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Consumer demand for slimline tablet computers, such as iPads in the United States is growing and the competition among manufacturers is fierce. Now the tablet market is overtaking its older, bigger cousin, based on the personal...
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Parents react to mobile phones for children

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AP Television August 20th 2009, Dublin, Ireland. 1. Wide shot of people walking down street. 2. Mid shot of man talking on mobile phone. 3. Mid pan shot of woman talking on mobile phone. 4. Mid of woman talking on mobile phone. 5....
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Toxic time bomb of discarded electronics threatens Bangalore

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Bangalore, India - recent 1. Zoom out, rack focus, interior of bustling call centre 2. Pan from row of employees to row of computers 3. Flickering screens 4. Wide of electronic circuits stacked in piles 5. Various of discarded...
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Sci Fi replicators already a reality?

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AP Television Brooklyn, New York, USA - August 8, 2011 1. Wide of MakerBot Industries office in Brooklyn, NY 2. Pan of MakerBots and technicians 3. Close of MakerBot machines 4. Close of MakerBot printing its own part 5. Close of...
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Computer programme to help Stephen Hawking speak

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New Delhi and Mumbai, India - November 16, 2004/|FILE FILE: Mumbai - January 14, 2001 1. Professor Stephen Hawking being escorted down corridor 2. Prof Hawking entering presser 3. Prof Hawking "speaking" using Equaliser 4. Close of...
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Remote control hearing implants for Samoan children

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AP Television Apia, Samoa - 26 May 2011 1. Close of teacher conversing in sign language 2. Close of student conversing in sign language 3. Pan across students and teachers at SENESE school conversing in sign language Sydney, Australia...
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USA: MICROSOFT TAKES ACTION AGAINST JUSTICE DEPARTMENT LAWSUIT

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English/Nat The computer giant, Microsoft Corporation is asking a federal judge to dismiss a United States Justice Department lawsuit that charges it with trying to corner the market on Internet browsers. Microsoft officially responded...
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Costa Rica national computer training programme benefits the economy

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1. ++Aerial++ of city of San José 2. Wide of people walking on the street 3. Satellite dish 4. Student looking at computer monitor 5. Close of children typing 6. Computer monitor showing child's drawing 7. High school students...
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3D printed electric skateboard controlled by smartphone

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LEADINA Berlin-based startup wants to revolutionise urban mobility with 3D printed, smartphone-controlled, skateboards.They're operated by simply tilting your phone and can even be assembled at home.STORYLINE: This is no ordinary...
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When programmers team up with musicians

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New Jersey, US, April 3, 2013 1. Close, student rehearsing 2. Close, laptop 3. Wide, students rehearsing 4. SOUNDBITE: (English), Jeff Snyder, co-director Laptop Orchestra "We don't play traditional orchestral repertoire. We are not...
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A three-year pilot program called iCanConnect is helping low-income deaf-blind individuals get access to the latest telecommunications technology. (April 8)

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FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: apus008416 SOUNDBITE: ADRIANA ANTOCI/Program Participant: **THROUGH SIGN LANGUAGE TRANSLATOR** "It was really a depressing situation for myself. So I went back to home. And I lost everything. I felt...
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Small businesses share office space to reduce costs

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San Francisco, California, 2 October 2009 1. Medium shot women working 2. Medium shot man working 3. Tilt down woman writing 4. Pan magazines 5. Wide shot man entering Sandbox Suites 6. Sign for Sandbox Suites 7. Set up shot Roman...
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Intel debuts an interactive motion-sensing camera at the Consumer Electronics Show

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1. Wide of Intel exhibit at Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2. Close of computer screen with snake and coins demo over shoulder of convention-goer 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Alastair Ong, Intel representative: "Right now we interact without...
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Spa treatments designed for people leading 'modern lives'

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Los Angeles - recent 1. Close of worker's hands on keyboard in office 2. Wide of worker typing on keyboard in office 3. Mid of worker rubbing neck in office 4. Close of hands operating a blackberry 5. Close of an aching foot wearing...
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The museum of ancient computer technology

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LEAD IN: A new "anti-museum" in Russia offers visitors the chance to experience 20th century technology. On offer are original Macintoshs, ancient Nintendo games and old Soviet PCs. ...
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China Used Tiny Chip in Hack That Infiltrated Amazon, Apple

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Oct.04 -- A Bloomberg Businessweek investigation shows that Chinese hackers implanted tiny microchips on servers that made their way into data centers at Amazon.com Inc., Apple Inc. and other companies. In emailed statements, Amazon,...
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Tablets and Android technology at huge mobile phone fair

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Barcelona, 28 February, 2012 1. Wide of people arriving at World mobile Congress 2. Back shot of crowds streaming into congress venue 3. Various of people using tablets 4. Interior pavilion, pan of Android stand 5. Various of people...