Japanese Scientists discovered new material for Super-Capacity Discs
By Akihabara News Team - [26/5/2010 - 07:00] - 
6 - Press Conference Science Storage
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Scientists at the University of Tokyo have discovered a new compound, titanium pentoxide(Ti3O5), that can be used as optical data storage medium. They treated the microscopic black crystals in the titanium pentoxide (Ti3O5) compound wi[...]
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Fujitsu unveils next-gen Supercomputer to reach 10 petaflop at Fujitsu Forum.
By Daimaou - G.G-B - [13/5/2010 - 04:56] - 1 - Science
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Behold Fujitsu next-generation Supercomputer powered by 2Ghz 8Cores SPARC64 VIIIfx CPUs. Targeting to reach the mythical 10 petaflop barrier for 2010, our next gen Supercomputer offers in 1 rack only 100 SPARC64 VIIIfx CPUs, and to giv[...]
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Triumph Japan introduces a new Rice Paddy Bra for Japanese ladies.
By Daimaou - G.G-B - [12/5/2010 - 04:20] - 6 - Misc Science
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Let’s face it… Japan is a tiny island where people are struggling to find empty spaces to either doing some basic gardening or to grow the country most important cereal… rice… So what will you do if you are a woman and desperately look[...]
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New DNA-based bio-sensor technology by Fujitsu and TUM
By Akihabara News Team - [16/4/2010 - 05:38] - 0 - Science
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Detecting proteins is very critical especially in the early diagnosis and treatment of such diseases as diabetes and cancer. And the current methods for detection require multi-step process which is not only highly costly but also requ[...]
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Via Fujitsu
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New Hitachi Li-Ion batteries promise 10 years of lifespan
By Akihabara News Team - [6/4/2010 - 04:23] - 0 - Science
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Hitachi announced yesterday they developed a new technology that will extend the life of lithium ion (Li-Ion) batteries. The maximum life of a Li-Ion battery today is up to 5 years and Hitachi claims the new batteries will have double [...]
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Via Hitachi Japan
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Shibaura Institute of Technology and Professor Furukawa release “Compact Mobility”.
By Daimaou - G.G-B - [6/4/2010 - 01:18] - 0 - Science
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Forget about the old school Segway, and behold Professor Furukawa Osmau’s Mobility concept. Unlike what you could have read on the Internet, the “Compact Mobility” is not a robot per se but an advanced high-tech transportation mo[...]
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LG and the Korean Ministry Education launch their first VOD education channel.
By Daimaou - G.G-B - [5/4/2010 - 02:40] - 0 - Science
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Tailored to provide “interesting” contents to students who seems to get bored at school and make sure that students who are homeschooled or reluctant to go to school get the best possible teaching. Thanks to a USB dongle, the “myEdutv”[...]
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Japanese Scientists invented “elastic water”, paving the way for ecologically clean plastic materials
By Akihabara News Team - [25/1/2010 - 05:53] - 6 - Science
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According to the Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST), Japanese Scientists invented “Elastic Water”. Also made it to the news of Japan’s National TV channel NHK, Japanese scientists from Tokyo University invented a new substance t[...]
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Via Japan Science and Technology Agency
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Sega Toys Homestar Planetarium Aqua
By Daimaou - G.G-B - [14/1/2010 - 03:31] - 0 - Science Toy
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The Homestar is your personal “Night Sky” on the go including the Milkyway and you can enjoy the stars wherever and whenever you want provided that you are in a dark room… Available for quite some time now, SegaToys that happen to rese[...]
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Via GeekStuff4U
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New Genetic Design by Japanese Researchers rendered Goldfish all transparent
By Akihabara News Team - [6/1/2010 - 02:47] - 0 - Science
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This new type of goldfish, totally unaware of the infringement of his privacy, naively swims in the water in all his transparency because the scales and the skin bear no pigments anymore. The result of the efforts of Japanese researche[...]
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Via Dailytech
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SDTV: The Panda Suit
By Daimaou - G.G-B - [15/6/2006 - 07:47] - 0 - Science
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The Japanese Company called Buildup, build a Panda Suit for Tensai Terebikun MAX, a kid TV program aired on NHK. Well what is interesting in this suit is the head of our Panda which receive 14 servo-motor in order to control thinks lik[...]
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HDTV: We tested a Fuel Cell car
By Daimaou - G.G-B - [29/5/2006 - 09:16] - 0 - Environment Science
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One of the biggest advantages of having a high-tech website (AkihabaraNews) and a car website (Nihon Car), is being to test all the things we love and share those experiences with you. Today is quite an important day for both sites as [...]
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Via Nihon Car
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