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MTech's pill-shaped device will increase your engine's fuel efficiency by 20%.
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An EEG-sensing head rig lets you control onscreen avatars with your mind.
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CES 2008: Wireless HDTV

Panasonic's rep describes how HD video will soon be sent to your TV without a cable.

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Investigating Solio's claims about its solar-powered gadget charger.
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Art Lebedev shows off his Optimus Maximus keyboard, in which every key contains a tiny OLED screen.
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