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'It paves the way for manufacturing more complex metallic structures in space... a key asset for securing exploration of the Moon and Mars.'

A team of scientists has been left absolutely stunned as they watched crack metal, seemingly like magic, heal itself back together.

Scientists have managed to create a new metal that has been called 'unsinkable'

IN WIN has created a fancy and solid headset holder in the PRO-1 which while being a little costly, could complement your desk setup really well.

Exclusive: Here's a look into the new GIGABYTE Z170x Gaming G1 series with three KILLER NIC cards, PCIe metal shielding and so much more.

Both the T12 and T16 from Etekcity performed well with their sound quality outperforming the rest. In comes the T3 and it's a little different yet again.

Its bigger brother the T12 absolutely blew us away with the highest score we've given as of yet. Can the smaller T16 live up to the hype?

Marketed as a high-end stylish solution that solves the 'common issues' with all Bluetooth headphone products, can the Syllable G700 live up to the hype?

With the Cloud II now just released in the market, we've been given a Cloud I to test, review and compare - is the newer model worth the extra $30?

Will the 2600mAh capacity be enough to suit your needs? Chris checks out the Hue Stik Ultra Sleek 2600 mAh Power Bank and gives us his full thoughts on it.

Bringing the high-end gaming spectrum to the mainstream market, the HyperX Cloud II will make your wallet tremble, but it will all be worth it in the end.

Corsair has announced the Dominator Platinum Orange Edition RAM - to be paired with the GIGABYTE GA-X99-SOC Force motherboard.

Cherry have unveiled their new offering to the market - The MX Board 6.0 with red backlighting and a metal frame.

EVGA have changed their HydroCopper models, seeing them now include a closed loop system, similar to the AMD reference Radeon R9 295X2.

Elon Musk, Tesla Motors CEO, gives the public a glimpse of a sci-fi future on his personal Twitter account.

A new 'liquid metal' technology allows circuits to be printed on paper, t-shirts, and much more.