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[TechNews AM] 10 Incredibly Geeky YouTube Videos #geeks4good... (Mashable ...: story about a dual-screen laptop from gScreen raised an amazing amount of interest amongst our readers; it might seem like an over-the-top gimmick, but then again, who doesn't want to double their screen estate, especially if it comes in a compact, easily movable package?

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[blogs.telegraph.co.uk blog listings.] Turns out, old technology isn't always obsolete - Telegraph Blogs: Gadget geeks are all so obsessed with getting the latest and greatest new bit of silver gadgetry, that we forget not everyone out there sees the charm in a whole new set of proprietary cables, installations and downloads. I’m happy to confess that I’m quite happy to keep the same phone for years at a time and have been a laughing stock among my gadget journalist peers for insisting on carrying round an old Siemens SL55 long after Siemens stopped releasing phones, keeping hold of my Nokia 9300 when everyone else had moved onto the N95 and the like, and maintaining an on-going affection for my old SPV C500 even after it had been superseded by two upgrades and finally phased out altogether.

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[This Blog Is Retroactive] This Blog Is Retroactive » Blog Archive » Welcome to the future ...: The geeky teenager that sleeps on the couch in my subconscious will always be a sucker for futuristic techno-gadgetry and the LG-GD910 is par for the course. It's a freaking two way wrist communicator, okay, with video phone capability.

[Rhizome Inclusive: News, Blog, and Digest] Rhizome | Civilization 2.0: “We are not consciously reproducing or challenging forms of viewing,” he says, “it just happens that during the Noughties, the internet has served as the catalyst for a massive shift in the way we do everything.” By operating within a non-new-media specific framework, SEVENTEEN is contributing to the acceptance of new technologies within the art world, by larger audiences. As Pieroni put it “The internet is a speculative opportunity.

[Guardian Unlimited: Technology] Best geek movies ever: the winners | Technology | guardian.co.uk: Plus it's got robots (alright, replicants), and gadgetry that looks like it could actually work. And in a list dominated by science fiction, this dystopian vision has probably had more of an artistic influence on that genre than any other film over the past 20 years.

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