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  • Wed Sep 1 2004 Plastic magnet breaks the mold

    Researchers in England have made the first magnet made of plastic that works at room temperatures.

    Posted by Rupert Goodwins

  • Thu Mar 5 1998 Visa pushes banks to get smart

    The card giant launches an initiative to get banks to upgrade their plastic, magnetic stripe cards to smart cards.

    Posted by Tim Clark

  • Thu Feb 24 2005 When paying with plastic, why swipe? Just wave

    Visa promises greater convenience with "contactless" payment cards, but will consumers and merchants bite?

    Posted by Alorie Gilbert

  • Thu Oct 1 2009 The metal lunchbox is back

    A stainless-steel eco-friendly lunch kit for kids.

    Posted by Abbi Perets

  • Thu Aug 20 2009 Flashlight + flexible tripods = Gorillatorch

    A new flashlight that comes with three flexible magnetic legs to stay put on any surface.

    Posted by Dong Ngo

  • Mon Nov 30 2009 Top 20 tough iPhone cases

    If you're someone who puts a premium on protecting your iPhone, check out these ultraprotective iPhone cases that will help your iPhone survive a fall without a scratch, let alone a broken screen.

    Posted by David Carnoy

  • Tue Mar 3 2009 Art of mastering music: Getting better all the time

    Engineer Alan Silverman has mastered albums by Norah Jones, Keith Richards, Dolly Parton, and Rufus Wainwright.

    Posted by Steve Guttenberg

  • Fri Sep 18 2009 Cool new tools from Pyrex

    These days, Pyrex is more than just glass. These new BPA-free plastics, silicone, and metal kitchen gadgets and tools are easy and fun to use.

    Posted by Abbi Perets

  • Wed Nov 14 2007 Photos: Cracking open the Nabaztag Wi-Fi rabbit

    That little plastic blinky rabbit: Some say it'll follow you around like a personal assistant one day. What makes it work?

  • Tue Sep 8 2009 You can take notes on this mouse pad

    On the surface it looks like just another plastic mouse pad. But write on the surface with a stylus or even your fingertips and you'll be able to scribble quick notes to yourself.

    Posted by Darius Chang

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