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Light Touch projector can beam touch screen onto surfaces
British firm Light Blue Optics has wowed CES showgoers with its interactive laser-projected touch screen technology.
Trapped atoms could advance quantum computing
Rubidium atoms trapped by laser beams could herald dawn of quantum supercomputers that can solve problems far, far quicker than today's hardware.
New recording technology could boost storage capacity eightfold
New split laser applicable to all optical storage and capable of high capacity and normal storage
Reviews Round-Up: Acer smartphone woe
Widescreen DisplayLink monitors, quality colour laser printing and efficient virtualisation management tools rock our world this week, while Acer...
Enterprise printing set for battle with copier giants
HP redoubles its efforts to establish enterprise laser printers and multi-function devices as viable alternative to traditional and lucrative...
Epson announces high-speed business inkjet and laser printers
Printer company reveals strategy to increase share in the enterprise printing market with a range of new products and services focused on faster...
Scientists make telecoms quantum dot laser breakthrough
New discovery could produce the ultimate in low-power lasers in telecoms and optical computing.
Laser brings 26Tbps speed to fibre
German researchers discover technology to boost data transmission speeds to unprecedented levels.
Today in tech: Tech makes us happy, the laser turns 50
Pressed for time but need to keep on top of tech news? Look no further than this daily roundup.<br> <br>
Laser printers as unhealthy as smoking
A study by Australian scientists shows some models of laser printers give off the same amount of particulate pollution as a smoker.
Laser pens can hack your computer
A study by two hacking experts has shown an adapted laser pen could pick up what you are typing from 100ft away.
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