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Warning to cut TV for young children
Watching In The Night Garden on CBeebies
Children under three should not watch screens, psychologist Dr Aric Sigman says as he warns it may lead to increased production of dopamine in children's brains.
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Will the Wii U revitalise Nintendo?
Marc Cieslak reviews Nintendo's new Wii U console - the latest offering in the competitive world of games consoles.


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3D printing at home - what will you make?
Could 3D printing remove the barriers to production itself and allow us to make what we want at home?


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Will.I.Am swaps music for tech
With Will.I.Am's name containing more dots than your average web address, Richard Taylor finds out if that translates to an interest in technology.


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IBM reveals tech advances of the future
Technicians at IBM's research labs demonstrate their latest breakthroughs including adding water to computer components.


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