ces2017
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Building Crazy LEGO Robots Has Never Been Easier
There are a lot of crazy LEGO builds out there. This Rubik’s Cube solver, or this hypnotic ball contraption, for example, give you an idea of just how technical some of these projects can be. Now, LEGO is finally making robotic toys for everyone who’s too lazy to learn to code.
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Forgetting A $137,000 Pair Of Diamond-Saturated Headphones On A Plane Would Be Heartbreaking
Thanks to Onkyo, throwing on a pair of fancy rose gold Beats headphones is no longer a status symbol. Compared to Onkyo’s new Diamond Headphones which will be available — to a select few — for somewhere around $US100,000 ($137,188), those rose gold ear goggles you were so proud of might as well be just…
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This Incredible Sports Car Was 3D Printed From Laser-Melted Metal
The hype around consumer 3D printers has mostly died down, but that hasn’t stopped the startup Divergent 3D from barrelling full steam ahead in the industrial printing world. The company debuted the first 3D-printed supercar — the Blade — two years ago and has since continued developing its printing methods. Now, it’s working with major…
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Intel’s Project Alloy Is What A VR System Should Be
Intel announced its Project Alloy VR concept back in August, but no one’s been able to try it since. That all changed this week at CES, where Intel showed off a developer kit to select media. Gizmodo was lucky enough to be invited into the private demonstration — and we’re happy to report that it was…