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<b>Google Project Glass </b></h3>
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Google’s co-founder Sergey Brin loves the internet so much that 
he’s found a way to use it literally all the time. His new Google 
endeavour, Project Glass, overlays information from the web, such as 
weather reports, messages from friends and map directions, on top of the
 real world through one of the glasses’ lenses. The specs are also 
fitted with a camera that lets you take pictures or record video without
 much fuss. It’s a revolutionary bit of tech, it’s just a shame you’ll 
be a bit of a social pariah if you wear them in public. </div>
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<b>Xbox 720</b></h3>
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The Xbox 360’s successor will finally be unveiled in the summer of 
2013. Currently codenamed 'Durango', it’s whipped up a veritable 
whirlwind of rumours. The latest intelligence – gathered from leaked 
Microsoft presentations and hardware – is that the console will include 
Blu-ray support, the ability to record from live TV, 3D gaming and a 
renewed Kinect device that will supposedly work with augmented reality 
glasses. It’s thought that the Xbox 720 will be powered by 8GB RAM and a
 quad-core processor, making it vastly more powerful than the current 
generation of consoles.</div>
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<b>Nest</b></h3>
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Normally we wouldn’t get very excited about a new thermostat, but 
the Nest has been designed by two former Apple employees who were 
involved in the creation of the iPod and iPhone. The Nest learns your 
habits every time you adjust it and automatically heats your house to 
suit. It even lets you control the heating when you’re not in via the 
mobile app. The makers of the device claim that this smart heating can 
halve your fuel bills. It’s already available in the US, and we’ve been 
told it’s likely to land in the UK in 2013</div>
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<b>Oculus Rift</b></h3>
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Virtual Reality (VR) gaming has been every gamer’s fantasy since the film <em>The Lawnmower Man</em>
 came out in 1992. Thankfully, the Oculus Rift VR headset is nothing 
like that – it’s much better. Connected to a PC, it presents your 
environment in full 3D, with a 110° field of view that tracks your head 
movements so you can look around virtual worlds. It’s been trialled by 
some of the gaming industry’s leading figures, like John Carmack the 
creator of <em>Doom</em> and <em>Quake</em>, and has received their seal
 of approval. When the headset launches next year, its makers say 
they’re hoping to keep it under the $300 (£185) price mark, which is 
unprecedented for this kind of technology.</div>
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<b>Basis band</b></h3>
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Most health monitors rely on a pedometer to tell you how active 
you're keeping. The only trouble is that they’re not very good if you 
exercise by, for example, cycling or rowing. The Basis band is a 
heart-rate monitor that works <em>without</em> a chest strap so you can 
wear it all the time and get an accurate reading, no matter what you're 
doing. The band is also loaded with other detectors, such as a galvanic 
skin response sensor which monitors sweat levels and an accelerometer so
 you can see how changes in your heart rate correlate with your exercise
 habits. This device could give you a more accurate picture of your 
health than any other consumer gadget to date.</div>
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Top Gadgets in 2013

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