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This Week in the Future, January 11-15, 2010: Baarbarian
It's been a great week for all you future-philes. Sex robots (Excuse us. "Robotic Girlfriends"), insect-inspired night vision, Mary Lou Jepsen's LCD screens make paper look seriously old-school, and satellite battles in space.
May the future force be with you. You know we got your back.
(Get the details, and win the t-shirt, after the jump).
Check out this week's future news:
- A Customizable, Anatomically Correct Robotic Girlfriend With Multiple Personalities
- Pixel Qi: The LCD Screen That Could Finally Kill Paper For Good
- India Developing 'Kill Vehicle' to Knock Enemy Satellites Out of the Sky
- Toyota Planning Full-Color Night Vision for Drivers Based on Insect Eyes
Did we hit your future fix yet, or do you want a free t-shirt, too?
This Week in the Future, January 11-15, 2010: The T-Shirt: Baarbarian
Leave a comment (any comment) to put your name in the pile; we'll randomly choose and announce our winner right here on Friday, January 22. And, if you just can't wait that long, you can buy the shirt for yourself here. Good Luck!
Congratulations to last week's winner, PopSci user "mhomecookin."
Until next time. Enjoy our past weekly illustrated roundups here.
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