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datenform.de - 1/26/2009

"Here is looking at you, Kid."

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Or how to have eye contact during video chat by using a low tech screen addon . The concept of video telephony is quite old. It has been around in any Sience Fiction movie or book and different telecommunication companies tried to establish such a service in the 90s or earlier. They all more ...

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blog.makezine.com - 1/21/2009

Print your kid out in 3D

— blog.makezine.com — Print your baby via Fabbaloo A clinic is offering mothers bronze models of their unborn babies. The... London Ultrasound Centre, near Harley Street, is the first in the country to offer the service, which allows parents to 'celebrate' their babies ... (more) Print your kid out in 3D

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