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mobile.slashdot.org - 8/27/2008

All in the Space of a Cube

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"Meet the Space Cube — the world's smallest fully functional PC. Primarily designed for use in space, it somehow manages to cram a working PC with USB ports, card readers, audio outputs and proprietary interfaces into a tiny cube chassis measuring just two inches square.

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pcpro.co.uk - 8/27/2008

Picture this: Space Cube by a PSP

— pcpro.co.uk — The Space Cube alongside a PSP and mobile phone. You may remember that, some time ago, I... blogged about an interesting little computer curio called the Space Cube . Quite simply, it’s one of the smallest PCs in the world, with each side measuring ... (more) Picture this: Space Cube by a PSP

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textually.org - 9/3/2008

Olympics Water Cube Phone

— textually.org — Spotted on Fashion Funky , the Water Cube cell phone inspired by the Water cube building at... the Beijing Olympics where Michael Phelps broke all records. (more) Olympics Water Cube Phone

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sourcinggate.com - 9/2/2008

Water Cube 2008 Olympic Triband Phone with TV & Bluetooth--Black

— sourcinggate.com — Today I am very honoured to command you the water cube 2008 Olympic phone. Its water cube... charm inherited the essence of water cube building from the inside to outside. Three-dimensional interface will bring you more visual experience and you can feel ... (more) Water Cube 2008 Olympic Triband Phone with TV & ...

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