Sony announced the upcoming availability of 50GB Blu-Ray BNR50A data only disks on the Japanese market.

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Panasonic offers a complete range of video surveillance products for everybody. Their new model, the VL-W811K, is a remotely controlled wireless camera equipped with 6 LEDs to light the area under surveillance at night.

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It may look small, but this little beauty will hold around 4,096 standard MP3 files.

Toshiba has worked its magic to hide 16GB worth of memory in a Flash pen drive. The company said the Tardis-like device will be a limited edition item when it is first released. Interested parties with big files to store will have to wait for the end of November, when the TransMemory 16GB pops up in shops around the world. Toshiba hasn’t releases a price for the super storer yet.

The pen drive will support a password-based security system that can be downloaded for free from Pocket Media, Toshiba’s memory card information site. Toshiba said the monster drive was just the beginning and it had plans to outdo the 16GB with larger capacity models.

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A new lie detection technology promises remarkable benefits in determining whether people are telling you the truth IN REAL TIME.

The technology is already being tested in a wide variety of applications such as anti-terrorism, law enforcement, and insurance claim assessment and has even been built into a pair of glasses with internal LED lights which will run a real-time analysis of conversations of the wearer, reporting on the veracity of the person the wearer is speaking to with a claimed accuracy of better than 95%.

Via gizmag

Kyle Williams, aka “Goldy”, poses with his Janus computer

A small security firm has made a portable computer that is capable of scanning 300 networks simultaneously. Dubbed the “Janus Project”, the computer also has a unique “Instant Off” switch that renders the captured data inaccessible.

Via Tech Daily