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Clinical trials involving 219 patients resulted in vision improvement (from severe or profound impairment to moderate impairment) for 75 percent of the participants. I feel bad for the 25% that have a useless chunk of technology stuck in their otherwise bad or less than good eye.

Mad props to the hypno-toad in the video!!!

Who knew food coloring was too hard for apple to handle?

UserremovedImagine going around on a golf course with that in a Batman suit. I suddenly have images of Bruce Wayne freaking out one weekend and yelling "To the Bat-Kart!", followed by a lengthy scene of him driving down the bat-cave and popping out of a secret tunnel exit into the Gotham...

Microsoft better beware: Apple may beat them to the punch. I can see it now, being unveiled by S. Jobs exclaiming, "We understand the average consumer. That's why when we rolled out iphone and ipad, we were really just preparing you for what we had been developing since the beginning of touch...

Thank goodness somebody found a mildly decent way to lower the noise. It would be one thing if they were blowing them during exciting points of the game, but there's NO volume change in those "horns" whatsoever. It's like a swarm of bee's......annoying and completely mindless.

Making one big enough to house a Great White with appropriate "Jaws" music would be downright awesome!

EPIC!!! But if a real squire guitar costs between $100-$150, I can only imagine how much that hunk of electronics and US manufacturing will cost...

As if staying awake on long trucking runs wasn't hard enough, now your chilling in a chair watching a movie right after a bacon and egg breakfast while the truck drives itself.........sign me up!!!

I can see this thing causing a strain on the eyes, much like those "magic eye" posters of yester-year. Virtual-boy anyone???

ClintonioWouldn't structural integrity be compromised quite severely? If more structural integrity is needed, one could always weld along the seems. However, the true strength I could see this kind of process have is in more accurate sheet metal prototypes, using smaller and cheaper bending...

I call BS on that...and they can pick up ALL the cards.

HavoCnMeBethesda in my opinion, is one of the, if not the best game maker right now. Oblivion, Fallout 3 and soon Fallout: New Vegas. I can not wait to get this game. Off subject but i can't wait for the next Oblivion either....I think I'll try that cartman thing and freeze myself until it is...

Again, as it stands right NOW, hydrogen production is very much primarily driven by petroleum, coal, or methane. Be it the electricity generated, or H2 generated from refinement of Methane, this is the case as it stands right now in the US. I 100% agree that nuclear in this country is a dying...

I agree with TindyTim. The whole point to most rapid prototyping machines on the market is to create a quick mold out of resin for the purpose of using it to mass produce product. Until they find a way to make ice do that, you'll only have a nice looking hunk of ice with NO engineering...