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Sennheiser PXC 550 Noise-Cancelling Headphones: Australian Review
If you travel or if you commute, you need noise cancelling headphones. They’ll change your life. They block out so much ambient noise, letting you listen to your music or podcasts or audiobooks at a much reduced volume and preserving your precious hearing. But that noise cancelling isn’t worth much if those headphones don’t sound good, right? Sennheiser — a company with some serious audio chops — has what it says is the solution with the professional traveller’s new best friend, the PXC 550.
Win! A Massive Captain America: Civil War Poster And Dendy Direct Gift Cards
To celebrate the August 31 launch of Captain America: Civil War, on digital, we’ve teamed up with Dendy Direct to give away a theatrical poster from the movie and a bunch of $10 digital gift cards, so you can watch Marvel’s latest Captain America flick yourself. All you have to do to enter is leave a comment!
4 High-Tech Father's Day Gifts For The Outdoorsy Dad
If your Dad is the outdoorsy type, or if he likes camping or hiking, but he’s also a bit of a techy, then you’d be in a bind trying to find him an appropriate gadget that’s not a USB battery pack. But we can help you out. Here are four high-tech toys that your outdoorsy Dad will love this Father’s Day.
Microsoft Maps Put Melbourne In The Sea (But It's All Wikipedia's Fault)
If you searched on Bing maps last week for Melbourne, you would have instead been re-directed to a spot in the North Pacific Ocean, off the East coast of Japan.
How did this happen? Bing was using inaccurate information from Wikipedia, namely, Wikipedia didn’t include the all-important Southon the co-ordinates.
Year-Long Simulation Of Humans Living On Mars Comes To An End
One year ago, six volunteers — an astrobiologist, a physicist, a pilot, an architect, a journalist, and a soil scientist — entered a 36-by-20 foot dome, located near a barren volcano in Hawaii, to simulate what living conditions would be like on Mars. Today they re-emerged from their year-long isolation.
3D Print Your Own Transformers Matrix Of Leadership So Optimus Prime Doesn't Have To Die
30 years ago, every kid who was lucky enough to see Transformers: The Movie in theatres must have had something stuck in their eye when Optimus Prime died. But if the Autobots had had access to a 3D printer, maybe Optimus wouldn’t have had to die before passing the Matrix of Leadership on to Hot Rod — they could have just 3D-printed a perfect duplicate like Bob Clagett did.
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