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NES Launched 25 Years Ago in New York, 'Portal' Ported to 'Minecraft'

Here are a few of the other noteworthy things we saw today on our never-ending journey through the wild, wild Web. On October 18th, 1985, the Nintendo Entertainment System debuted in New York with a marketing campaign focused on the 8-bit system's Zapper and R.O.B. (robot operating buddy) peripherals. [From: Wired] Minecraft player copyboy, has ported the 'Portal' gameplay experience, ...

Beautiful Failures: The Best-Designed Tech That Flopped

Share Ask any experienced manufacturer to name the key component to a winning product, and they'll undoubtedly reel off a string of theories, personal maxims and anecdotes. Then, if they're even remotely honest, they'll confess that they have no idea what they're talking about. Some ugly and even poorly made objects go on to wild success (cough, Bluetooth headsets, cough), while beautifully ...

Concorde Jet Could Fly Again, Thanks to $22 Million Project

Share When the Concorde luxury jet was retired seven years ago, after 27 years of dutiful service to the world's elite, it seemed like the end of an era. Now, however, efforts are underway to get the supersonic craft back in the air -- in time for the 2012 Olympic Games. As the BBC reports, engineers from the Save Concorde Group (SCG) and the French company Olympus 593 have already begun the ...

Grounded Concorde Parts Fly High at Auction

The Concorde was one of the most iconic bits of technology of the twentieth century. At its introduction in 1969, the supersonic jet's delta wings and pointy nose screamed speed seemed to herald a future of supersonic air transport. Unfortunately, over its nearly 30 year career, the Concorde would instead remain a symbol of a seemingly missed opportunity, with rather more boring and decidedly ...