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  1. RCA voice-activated remote lets you talk to the hand
  2. We (finally) get to see the Plastic Logic Que proReader
  3. Taking apart the Nexus One? An 'unbelievably easy task,' iFixit says
  4. One-of-a-kind video game necklaces for the elegant gamers out there
  5. Win tickets to Cirque du Soleil at tomorrow's DVICE panel on battery tech
  6. Wilson Electronics Boosts Cell Phones
  7. CES: Samsung hitting hard in 3D
  8. Evertune Bridge keeps that guitar in tune forever
  9. Lady Gaga hawks her earphones at CES 2010
  10. Razer Onza controller gives you serious edge on Xbox 360
  11. Tiny Butterfly projector does justice to 720p video
  12. Davis shows cheaper but prettier solar home weather station
  13. XstreamHD to deliver 1080p movies via satellite by April
  14. DVICE "Win Our CES Swag" Twitter contest in full swing
  15. Dreamer brings app stores to Blu-ray players
  16. Polk HitMaster speaker puts the rock back into Rock Band
  17. Mint cleaner is like the love child of a Roomba and a Swiffer
  18. First impressions of Sprint Skiff magazine ereader
  19. CES Tuesday: A bigger, better Pleo and other honorable mentions
  20. MiniPak offers fuel cell power for your electronic portables
  21. Inflatable lamp will never let your desk down
  22. Clock your kid's fastball with Pocket Radar
  23. Dongles bring Mobile DTV to smartphones and laptops
  24. Tesla's dream of wireless power transmission on display
  25. Kia and Microsoft unveil UVO smart interface
  26. 26 photos of the hottest and freakiest design at CES
  27. First real Chevy Volt battery rolls off assembly line
  28. HYmini portable charger makes excellent use of natural resources
  29. iTamtam iPod dock stool: sit on this
  30. Intel opens up an app store for netbooks
  31. Spring Design Alex eReader Takes a Page from Dual Screen eBooks
  32. Canon dumps disc, tape camcorders
  33. ASUS debuts a slew of flexible OLED concepts
  34. Does Skype on HDTV mean a true videophone (finally)?
  35. BlueBuds Bluetooth earbuds for wireless music on the go
  36. Diddy and Miles get their own earbuds from Monster
  37. Scosche tapSTICK adds controls your iPod shuffle
  38. Tiny Optoma pico projector is best and brightest yet
  39. Edifier Luna 5 Encore, the mother of all iPhone docks
  40. Air Keyboard controls mouse with an easy tilt
  41. Bible Comes to Life with Glo
  42. Best-ever portable charger?
  43. Revealing Emperor's new gaming and workstation
  44. CES Friday: Android-powered microwaves and other ridiculous gadgetry
  45. GelaSkins with Marvel and Nat Geo: protect your gear with style
  46. Intel Infoscape flaunts jaw-dropping graphics
  47. The Peregrine gaming glove breaking new ground
  48. Etymotic mc3 moving coil headset brings down the price of quality
  49. DXG readies first 3D camcorder
  50. Fuji W1 digital camera snaps 3D photos and video
  51. Q-TV2 stereo speakers snap on to rear of HDTV
  52. Sanyo electric bike re-charges battery as you pedal
  53. Intel Reader scans and speaks books for vision-impaired
  54. Norwegian home theater in a box for audiophiles
  55. Reporting from 2010, 1950's style
  56. Solutions Without Problems
  57. Tubes VS transistors. How about neither?
  58. enTourage eDGe 'dualbook' tries to bite Apple tablet i?
  59. Illuminate and record dives with DVR/flashlight
  60. I-FAIRY lets you become a robot puppet master
  61. Special Ops. watchphone is one for cut-price Jack Bauers
  62. 'Biggest' news at CES: 152-inch Panasonic plasma
  63. Sony Vaio Z Series: Sexy laptop could be best 13-incher yet
  64. White Noise Machine adds some abstract sounds to your surroundings
  65. XXXL(amp) is pretty big, I guess
  66. Victorinox Swiss Army knife in the boardroom
  67. Toyota intros Prius hybrid's little brother
  68. Cinq adds an extra 10-inch monitor to your laptop
  69. Sunfury: Reference platform for more Chumby gadgets?
  70. Nanotech trick makes LED lighting more beautiful, useful
  71. Finally, you can control your own X-Wing
  72. Transforming boots reveal non-slip steel studs
  73. Google Nexus One's superior sound quality could change cellphones forever
  74. DARPA literally wants to spot needles in haystacks
  75. Air Press chamber offers oxygen therapy for your pet
  76. After CES, the Apple Tablet/Slate rumors ramp up
  77. Landspeeder and AirMule drone: Separated at birth?
  78. Zune HD firmware update rocks the Pandora-like playlists
  79. Super Mario vest goes above and beyond to be dorky
  80. Tiniest 1080p-playing PC yet is completely silent
  81. Retro-tech Platinum table is a good idea, badly executed
  82. Inklet turns your MacBook trackpad into a tablet
  83. Marketing FAIL: Reporter wrecks 'unbreakable' phone
  84. Extra screen: iMo Pivot Touch 7" monitor
  85. 'World's first sex robot' is a pretty cheap date, actually
  86. Joystick-controlled maze rewards you with delicious candy
  87. Using your dog to charge your phone? Priceless!
  88. USB Webmail Notifier makes getting email an event
  89. Gravity Ruler weighs your luggage cheaply and quickly
  90. OLED as art: screens beyond your wildest dreams
  91. Apple iTablet rumors, all wrapped up into one visual roundup
  92. SilverStat 7 thermostat does everything but cook your breakfast
  93. LED alarm clock adds a splash of color to your mornings
  94. Leather-clad PC claims to be eco-friendly
  95. The iPhone as your TV remote might not be such a good idea
  96. Fermilab builds massive 570-megapixel camera to hunt dark energy
  97. Indoor Personal Mobility Robot rides like a Segway
  98. Doomsday Clock to be reset 10am EST today
  99. Space Invaders tights offer sexy wrapping for girl geeks
  100. Spectacular voyage: final shuttle mission to the Hubble
  101. Puyocon, the mouse you squeeze, roll and throw
  102. Sennheiser teaming with adidas for sports-worthy earphones
  103. Steadicam Smoothee for iPhone stabilizes that grainy video
  104. I wouldn't complain about this MacBook iPhone redesign
  105. Google Nexus One: Growing pains or meltdown?
  106. WiiThink brain scanner is one poorly thought out peripheral
  107. Say hello to the scariest robotic baby ever
  108. Womb speakers start your kid on the road to Harvard
  109. DVICE's 'Win Our CES Swag' contest winners announced
  110. PolyTune, the fastest guitar tuner in the world
  111. Spectacular floating city of the future designed for Boston Harbor
  112. One man's wall of urinals is another's cascading fountain
  113. Head-on crash test: 2009 Chevy Malibu vs. 1959 Bel Air
  114. ThermaHelm ice pack helmet saves lives and frozen peas
  115. Robo Cafe robot promises end to the era of waiters and tips
  116. Buffalo Dualie combines an iPhone dock with a hard drive
  117. LG shows off newspaper-sized flexible e-ink display
  118. Here's what you get when you spend $1,350 on headphones
  119. Project Excite Bike combines the exercise bike with an Xbox 360
  120. Ultra-micro R/C helicopters are ultra-maneuverable
  121. Smart Second Skin dress: Wearing pheromones on your sleeve
  122. Swaddled like a cocoon: Snooze anywhere with Sleepsuit
  123. Briefcase turntable gives vinyl legs ? look out, iPod!
  124. Homemade Star Trek phaser is powerful enough to pop balloons
  125. US threatened by looming 'geek shortage,' says DARPA
  126. Boxetti home theater is perfect for watching Transformers
  127. No more scorched shirts with the Auto Lift iron
  128. Onzo kit helps track your green energy goals
  129. Space Shuttle engines: free to a good home
  130. Is a guitar with a touchscreen instead of strings still a guitar?
  131. Dining room table turns into a secret house
  132. $400,000 watch tells time really well, one assumes
  133. DIY non-lethal mousetrap using only a toilet paper tube
  134. A bold new frontier for bike lanes: the sky
  135. Nintendo Game and Watch smaller, janglier, keychain-tastic
  136. WIN Human Recorder offers wireless, real-time health tracker
  137. Motorola Motoroi officially makes the Droid old news
  138. This chair lets you leave your mark, literally
  139. Mini Cupcake Maker bakes teeny, tasty treats
  140. Build your own electric car with the Trexa platform
  141. Microsoft to launch Zune phone soon?
  142. Jawbone Icon gives Bluetooth a sexy voice
  143. HP's Wall of Touch watches you, too
  144. Aperion wireless audio system gives you music everywhere
  145. Horrifying noisemaker can kill within 30 feet
  146. Quadrocopter lurks mid-air, shoots video or peeps
  147. Transforming mouse makes work fun and also difficult
  148. 2010 will be the year of tablet computing, analysts say
  149. "Hello World." Bill Gates opens up his Twitter account
  150. NASA claims its quiet one-person electric aircraft is for real
  151. Challenging costume idea #476: TIE Fighter
  152. Beanbag table hides a column of outlets in its belly
  153. Crystal-encased clock runs forever, it's full of stars
  154. This music box isn't screwing around
  155. Nagging plate scale calls you a pig when you eat too fast
  156. Get your own portable wind turbine!
  157. First TransferJet card is an 8GB Sony Memory Stick. Oh, great...
  158. We're giving away a Caprica USB key on Twitter
  159. Just add talent: Clever iPhone app makes you a rock star
  160. Toilet of the future saves torrents of H2O
  161. Apple may partner with Microsoft on the iPhone, snubbing Google
  162. One-click payment system on the way to Boxee
  163. Why do you want an Apple tablet?
  164. Rethink Hanger uses plastic bottles to hold up clothes
  165. The next movie you rent may be from YouTube
  166. Game Boy meets iPhone case mod perfect for old school gamers
  167. Villa Hush Hush has amazing push-button elevation
  168. What would it look like if Earth had rings?
  169. First Look: Microsoft Arc keyboard is stylish, user-friendly
  170. Coming soon: iTunes-in-a-cloud
  171. Nokia puts turn-by-turn navigation in 20 million phones
  172. Apple tablet vs. everything else: Who will win?
  173. McDonald's expands free Wi-Fi to 11,500 U.S. locations
  174. Allspark Xbox 360 casemod looks straight out of a Michael Bay movie
  175. Dyson's smallest vac could win a vacuum beauty contest
  176. Acer's new gaming PC will melt your brain and empty your wallet
  177. YouTube updates video player, adds 720p/480p/360p options
  178. Get some futuristic design with your new grill
  179. 'BookBook' disguises your MacBook as a hardcover
  180. This Geek Clock can only be read by rocket scientists
  181. Digital Origami Tigers signal the beginning of the geek year
  182. Ninjas unbox the Nexus One phone
  183. Eye Pod is like an iPod, but grosser
  184. Plug-and-Play hospitals saving lives in Haiti
  185. Sexy NES dress is my kind of couture
  186. Ford goes to space for better simulators
  187. 'Miracle on the Hudson' jet for sale
  188. Lost your cellphone charger? Ask hotel for help
  189. Electro-pulse cannon stops cars in their tracks
  190. Twin Video camcorder: Could two lenses mean double the fun?
  191. Yuneec e430 electric plane to ship in 2011
  192. Living With Robots paints 'bots as the good guys
  193. Philips LivingColors v2 is even brighter, shows millions of colors
  194. No-power Boogie Board LCD tablet wants to replace paper
  195. Steampunk Game Boy gives your gaming a Victorian spin
  196. Forget hydrogen, could wood powered cars be the future?
  197. Brace yourselves, baby boomers, it's the retro TV
  198. USB-XLR Mike Cable offers easy way to create pro vocals
  199. Rumor: AT&T dropping iPhone, not the other way around
  200. Fancy modular space suit on the way
  201. Time machine: Windows 3.1 lives again on the web
  202. Acer tablet to be backed with an app store
  203. Honey, I shrunk the FM radio
  204. Tabletmania: traces of Apple iPad spotted in the wild?
  205. Simple jet: easy to fly, long range, hyper-efficient
  206. Audio Technica combines a headphone amp with an iPod dock
  207. Wii Classic Controller Pro coming to the US this April
  208. DVICE turns 4!
  209. 3M's 22-inch multitouch LCD screen can read 10 fingers at once
  210. Caprica Twitter contest winner announced
  211. Nevroz spirit level will give your toolbox another dimension
  212. NASA plans a major overhaul of its 'space Internet'
  213. EV Mini Sport offers eco-friendly racer without the speed
  214. Google Nexus One: Almost the best smartphone
  215. Book holder for your bike is a cheap way to kill yourself
  216. Apple iPad rumors heating up: New York Times weighs in
  217. Follow our Twitter updates of Apple's event tomorrow and win an iPod Shuffle
  218. Incandescent lightbulb chandelier breathes new life into old bulbs
  219. Time Zone Watch keeps you synced with the whole world
  220. Rambler shoes Tweet as you walk
  221. Hotly contested Google Voice sneaks onto the iPhone
  222. Airline's 'cuddle seats' bring beds to coach
  223. 29 stunning concepts that paved the way to the Apple iPad
  224. Augmented Hyper-Reality film: the next interface after touch
  225. Chimps given cameras to shoot their own movie
  226. Ball-busting bot propels soccer ball to 124mph
  227. Dead mouse USB stick keeps your data in the grossest place possible
  228. Charge all of your gadgets at once with the Chargepod
  229. Terrify everyone with an R/C helicopter bomb
  230. Apple tablet event: We're here
  231. First official details on Apple's iPad trickle out, hands-on to follow shortly
  232. Hands-on with the Apple iPad
  233. I definitely won't be buying an iPad
  234. China's 'CityLocal' envisions a world where everyone works from home
  235. 7 things Apple left out of the iPad
  236. When blogging from your cell doesn't mean BlackBerry or iPhone
  237. Giant QR code building offers new kind of augmented reality
  238. Solar Ball Lights jazz up your yard
  239. Why the iPad will succeed where other tablets have failed
  240. Dell Mini 5 tablet prototype surfaces in China
  241. Razer's schizo mousepad likes it smooth or rough
  242. Official iPad pics and keynote video: Almost like being there
  243. For Apple haters: how to filter out iPad posts
  244. Think the iPad sucks? That's because it's not for you
  245. MSI taking Apple head-on with a tablet of its own
  246. Honda unveils a home solar hydrogen-producing station
  247. Calculator Boy makes math a game
  248. Bose finds something to do with its suspension system: truck seats
  249. An extra touchscreen gives your computer some breathing room
  250. Program generates lifelike trees using footage of the real thing