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Folding screen for mobile phones unveiled

A mock-up of a smartphone with a flexible display developed by Taiwan's Industrial Technology Research Institute.

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November Cool Tools

A snapshot of the latest and greatest gadgets, gizmos and technology announced this month.

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IN PICTURES: Tech of Yesteryear - Where old computers find their final resting place

Max Burnet has turned his home in the leafy suburbs of Sydney into arguably Australia’s largest private computer museum. Since retiring as director of Digital Equipment Corporation a decade ago, Burnet has converted his interest in the computing industry into an invaluable snapshot of computer history. Every available space from his basement to the top floor of his two-storey home is covered with relics from the past. His collection is vast, from a 1920s Julius Totalisator, the first UNIX PDP-7, a classic DEC PDP-8, the original IBM PC, Apple’s Lisa, MITS Altair 8800, numerous punch cards and over 6000 computer reference books. And more. He happily opened his doors for us to take a look.

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Sony Ericsson announces long-awaited XPERIA X1

Windows Mobile smartphone to be launched exclusively on Telstra in Australia.

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The lost games of 2008

More delays than Sydney's public transport system.

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The 11 lamest blogs on the Web

After an Internet-wide search, here are the 11 blogs that depressed -- er, uh -- impressed us the most with their lameness.

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Intel's Core i7 Sydney media briefing

Fast CPUs and booze.

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The latest low-down on Halo Wars

Microsoft reveals more about the expanding Halo universe.

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The 26 best computer and console RPGs

From Chrono Trigger to Fallout 3, these are the RPG games everyone should play!

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Fuel your thirst for racing

Boasting the largest environment ever created for a racing game, Fuel is set to revolutionise the genre.

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Prepare for console Zombiegeddon!

When there’s no more room in hell...

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Alienware's ultra-hot M17 gaming notebook

An absolute beast of a notebook in a dog of an economic climate…

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Sonic gets a taste for Arthurian legends

Yet another potentially damning outing for the blue hedgehog.

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The Supercent tube-1

At Tokyo Designers Week 2008, Japanese audio company Supercent showcased an audio system based around a retro-style vacuum tube amplifier.

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Control your Sonos music system with an iPhone

Because, you know, you need your iPhone to do even more stuff.

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In pictures: Eat Lead: The Return of Matt Hazard

Take the world’s greatest fictional real videogame character for a spin.

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House of the Dead: Overkill

Zombie-blasting fun, now with motion sensing.

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Inside the Commodore 64

This pioneering PC made instant geeks out of millions of people back in the '80s. But what lies within the Commodore 64's fetching brown shell?

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Motorola to launch EM325 for $99

Motorola has announced it will launch its low-end EM325 in November, with a price tag of just $99.

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Feel the beat with Philips’ latest docking systems

On the shop shelves just in time for Christmas, Philips has announced the launch of a series of new docking stations designed for iPods and other portable multimedia devices.

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