Schoolgirls in Japan often got photographed by some perverts up their skirt in the train and some using camera phone with IR night vision which can see through clothes. Because of this, Cramer Japan has made these nylon and polyurethane panties that can block Infrared Rays, the “ShotGuard Inner Shorts”. Now the company is planning to make bras with the same material.

[via Gizmodo]

NEC and Hitachi have teamed up to release the almost silent hard drive. They are using the water cooling system to cools both CPU and hard drive. The hard drive is encased in sound absorbing, vibration proof material. With the combination of water, the hard drive sounds inaudible. No words on pricing and availability.

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Can you see the hidden image of the girl on the iPhone? This technology is developed by Sarah Logie and Connor Dickie called the Kameraflage, a thing that only can be view using digicam. Kameraflage works by using colors that can’t be seen by naked eye but easily picked by the silicon chips in digital cameras. This technology can also help curb piracy by watermarking videos and films. The Kameflage will be demonstrated at the ACM SIGGRAPH Unravel fashion which held on 6th August in San Diego. Graph available after the jump.
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The UFO is ready for commercial production, the Moller M200G. It is an innovation of the Moller Industries and veteran inventor Dr. Paul Moller. The Moller M200G can glide over terrain at 50mph and it’s powered by Rotapower engines which will hold it up in the air up to 10 feet. Dr. Paul S. Moller is an engineer who has spent the past forty years developing dabbles in the field of hovercrafts and flying vehicles. Watch Dr. Paul Moller working on his invention after the jump.
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Randall Munroe of xkcd has developed a kite equipped with camera to take elevated photos. The picture shows the view of the Charles River and Northeast Boston. Cool!

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Check out this speed boat, it has a clear transparent glass allows tourist the have the undersea view sp as the side. You can now take pictures of marine life without diving off the sea. More pictures after the jump
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The picture you are looking at is the world’s most powerful diesel engine, the Wartsila-Sulzer RTA96-C. It is available in 6 cylinder or 14 cylinder versions, produces an incredible 108,920hp @ 102rpm and 5,608,312 lb-ft torque @ 102rpm. They were designed for large container ships use. More shots after the jump.
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This how future Tablet PCs may look likes, the multi-touch, similar to the Microsoft’s Surface Computer. In this segment, you’ll see Microsoft Research Cambridge’s Steve Hodges demonstrates their new laptop with infrared-based multi-touch technology. Video after the jump.
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“I believe I can fly, I believe I can touch the sky…” This is not any robotic chair for handicap people. It is a jet pack to gives human a fly for about 30 seconds, the Flying Rocket Belt. It is from TAM, the only company in the world that produces a complete turn-key package of a flying rocket belt. The rocket belt can be custom-made to pilot’s weight and body size, up to 300 lbs. / 136 Kg. The TAM Rocket Belt is now available, priced at US$25,000 including trainings and maintenances.
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I’m sure you heard of the wireless charger which they are talking about for quite a long time, yes, charging your phone wirelessly. Arizona-based company WildCharge is planning to release their Wild Charger next month. The WildCharger is a small mat about the size of a mouse pad that plugs to the wall and charges any WildCharge-enabled device. Unfortunately for now, you will need to buy an adapter for your device to make it compatible.

[via Slashphone]