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Raymond Wong is a technology reporter with a passion for cutting-edge gadgets, video games and clean design. His writing has appeared on BGR, DVICE, G4TV and Ubergizmo. You may also have seen his videos on Xbox Live (via Syfy app). Raymond can usually be found geeking out over cameras. If you spot him on the streets of New York, don't be afraid to say hello. You can follow Raymond on Twitter: @raywongy, Instagram @sourlemons and visit his blog.

If Batman's Batpod was electric, it'd look like this

Raymond Wong

Thursday, October 28, 2010 - 5:14am

The Batpod in Christopher Nolan's geek-tastic Dark Knight was one slick looking piece of moto-bike. Too bad, none of Batman's vehicles are electric. This all terrain electric bike has the fat tires to fit right into Batman's fat-wheel-vehicle obsession.

China's world's fastest supercomputer needs a casemod — badly

Raymond Wong

Thursday, October 28, 2010 - 4:33am

China is catching up to the world kiddies. First, they want to build their own space station and now they are claiming to have the world's fastest supercomputer? It's nice to know that the land of knock-offs isn't simply building the next iPhone rip-off and actually making strides in computing.

Cameron will try to keep 3D afloat with Avatar sequels

Raymond Wong

Thursday, October 28, 2010 - 3:26am

Was there ever any doubt that James Cameron was going to milk last year's smash hit Avatar with sequels? We had an inkling of a feeling that he would do it. Cameron jointly announced with 20th Century Fox that he would be bringing fans back to Pandora with two new Avatar films.

The white iPhone 4 is delayed for the third time

Raymond Wong

Wednesday, October 27, 2010 - 7:33am

Hate to be the person to bring you the bad news, but here it is: the white iPhone 4 is delayed…again. The white iPhone missed its original June 24 launch day, was delayed to the end of this year and now won't be released until Spring 2011 — and that's if isn't delayed some more.

Would you pay a monthly fee to view your 2D photos in 3D?

Raymond Wong

Wednesday, October 27, 2010 - 6:46am

We told you that glasses-free 3D tech is going to be the new trend. Nikon seems to have gotten the memo. Its latest digital photo frame can convert 2D photos into 3D ones through its online storage service — but would you pay a monthly subscription just for that feature?

Asus thinks 'puck' mice are still cool, doesn't know what ergonomic means

Raymond Wong

Wednesday, October 27, 2010 - 4:51am

Has history taught us nothing? Round shaped computer mice are terribly unergonomic. Apple's original circular mouse for the iMac was hated precisely because of its shape. Asus, makers of all things Eee is resurrecting the old "puck-mouse" design and updating it with wireless and touch.

Pinch me — the PlayStation Portable phone is real after all

Raymond Wong

Wednesday, October 27, 2010 - 3:06am

After years of speculation and drool-worth fan renderings, the mythical PlayStation Portable phone finally shows its face in what are believed to be real photos of a prototype. This is not the PSP2, but a completely different beast. Sony Ericsson is going to be so pissed when it sees these shots plastered all over the Internet.

Gov's x-ray vans can see through buildings…and your clothes

Raymond Wong

Tuesday, October 26, 2010 - 7:32am

We've all dreamed of having x-ray vision at one point in our lives, but like the Spider-Man quote goes, "with great power comes great responsibility." The Department of Homeland Security and U.S. military are buying up so-called x-ray vans that can scan right through everything around it including cars, clothes and buildings. You name it and these plain white vans can sniff it.

Robotic suit gives you super strength without the super workout

Raymond Wong

Tuesday, October 26, 2010 - 5:04am

Robots are supposed to make our lives easier or at least that's what their inventors say. How would you like to gain super strength without touching any dumbbells at all? Panasonic's Activelink robot venture has you covered.

Spaceport America opens for business, hyperspace here we come

Raymond Wong

Tuesday, October 26, 2010 - 4:01am

Star Wars spoiled us badly by giving us hopes of spaceports filled with extra terrestrials and bounty hunters. Virgin Galactic's Spaceport America is now officially open in New Mexico. Unfortunately, encounters with Storm Troopers will be unlikely.

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Raymond Wong

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If Batman's Batpod was electric, it'd look like this

China's world's fastest supercomputer needs a casemod — badly

Cameron will try to keep 3D afloat with Avatar sequels

The white iPhone 4 is delayed for the third time

Would you pay a monthly fee to view your 2D photos in 3D?

Asus thinks 'puck' mice are still cool, doesn't know what ergonomic means

Pinch me — the PlayStation Portable phone is real after all

Gov's x-ray vans can see through buildings…and your clothes

Robotic suit gives you super strength without the super workout

Spaceport America opens for business, hyperspace here we come

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