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ASUS’s second version of the T91, the T91MT continues to bind the gap between netbook and tablet pc. Weighing at just over 2 pounds the T91MT gives you the 8.9″ netbook form factor coupled with a multi-touch enabled touchscreen that can swivel 180′ and fold back, thus providing the convertible form factor for using as a tablet or regular netbook.

Specs include: Intel Atom Z520 1.33GHz CPU, 1GB DDR2 RAM, 32GB SSD, Intel GMA 500 graphics, 802.11b/g Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1, and Windows 7 Home Premium. It retails for $530.

Designers: Yoon jung Kim and Jong rok Lee

You won`t have to hurry when you want to find something in a refrigerator anymore because you can see what you want before opening the refrigerator door.

Whats more, you can see inside simply by touching it. Door materials change from opaque glass to transparent glass, enabling you to be able to find food more conveniently and easily.

If you cant find what you are looking for, just touch it again, and the inside structure of refrigerator will rotate.

Ant Farms aren’t just for children anymore. AntWorks habitat consists of a nutrient and supplement rich blue gel. The gel arrives as a solid. You capture about 15 ants, and add them to the gel. You can watch them dig an endless maze of tunnels. Using the included magnifying glass and extreme zoom lens, you can observe their behavior in minute detail.

AntWorks Illuminated Ant Habitat also features an LED light-up base to highlighs the tunnels and may also be used as a night-light.

There is hardly any maintenance at all since the AntWorks is an ecologically correct habitat and the gel provides all the food the ants will need. Once a month however you will need to open the lid to aerate the interior.

NASA designed this ant colony in the early days of the US space program. The idea they had was for astronauts to take a colony of ants into space to study their behavior in a zero gravity.

The MSI Wind U135 is the first [MSI] to employ Intel’s new Pine Trail single CPU and chipset technology. Other features of note are: Intel’s N450 processor (1.66GHz), 1GB of DDR2 memory, Windows 7 Starter Edition, HDD storage choices of 160GBs or 250GBs, 10-inch WSVGA display (1024 x 600), Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n, a 1.3 mega pixel Web camera, an integrated 4 in 1 card reader, three USB 2.0 ports, and color choices of Silver, Charcoal, Ruby or Sapphire.

By utilizing Pine Trail, energy efficiency is increased to seven watts of energy consumption, 15 percent increased battery life (up to 7.5 hours with the six-cell option), and an overall performance boost of up to 10 percent.

A Wind U135, sporting MSI’s ECO Engine Technology, and a raised chiclet keyboard with 20 percent larger keys, can be yours for $310 USD. It is covered by a 12-month limited warranty.

First impressions of the brand new MSI Wind U135 with Suse Moblin during CES 2010: