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Micro TV allows viewing on the move

Electronics engineers in Japan have developed a new micro TV which allows viewers to watch their favorite programs wherever they may be.Optical and electronic devices maker Scalar is producing the Teleglass T3-F which can be attached to the side of a pair of glasses and is operated with a remote control.

The Teleglass T3-F weighs 27 grams and users can view the TV images equivalent to a 28-inch screen located two meters away while ensuring the users' normal visual field.

A set of the wearable display, a controller, a pair of titanium framed glasses, a battery charger and cables will be sold in Japan from Tuesday at 98,000 yen (£410).

Tiny TV Aims Big "Teleglass T3-F"

Jokes for the day

Children
"Having children is like having a bowling alley installed in your head."


What is the most common pregnancy craving?
For men to be the ones who get pregnant.

A Father's Last Request
A husband and wife had four boys. The odd part of it was that the older three had red hair, light skin, and were tall, while the youngest son had black hair, dark eyes, and was short.
The father eventually took ill and was lying on his deathbed when he turned to his wife and said, "Honey, before I die, be totally honest with me - is our youngest son my child?"

The wife replied, "I swear on everything that's holy that he is your son."

With that the husband passed away. The wife then muttered, "Thank God he didn't ask about the other three."

1 Minute Act of Kindness

Open the Door for Someone.

Give a Very Generous Tip.

Do Chores at Home before anyone else has a Chance.

Forgive someone who has wronged you.

Cat Trained To Eat With A Fork

Cat with 13 Lives

Amazing Tall Building Escape System

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Funny Pepsi Commercial...

Hungry Dog

Spring Hare

Spring hares are found locally in the semi-arid steppes and dry savannas of Kenya and Tanzania, as well as in southwestern Africa.The peculiar springhare, which appears to be a cross between a kangaroo and a rabbit, has caused scientists much confusion. It was once grouped with jerboas (jumping rodents), then with porcupines, then with scaly-tailed squirrels, until finally it was allotted its own family. The springhare’s large back legs enable it to make gigantic leaps of 20 to 30 feet, using its long tail for balance.

World's Oldest Chimpanzee in Captivity Celebrating Birthday

The 60-year-old chimpanzee called Fifi eats pieces of watermelon as a treat for her birthday at Sydney's Taronga Zoo in Sydney May 21, 2007.

Fifi, who is believed to be one of the oldest chimpanzees in captivity, is the oldest member of the zoo's chimpanzee family which is recognized as one of the most successful breeding groups in the world.