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Jul 2 2008, Jaiyant Cavale

If you had ever wanted to know how a bullet travels in slow motion, when fired, you will be able to see it for real in detail, thanks to a camera developed by the scientists at the Imperial College, London. That is not all; you can even watch the...

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Pandigital’s new PanTouch Clear 8-inch and 7-inch frames combine a dramatic design with “floating” digital images and a highly intuitive user interface. Shown here is the 8-inch model, MSRP $140. MSRP for the 7-inch model is $120. (Photo: Business...