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One of our most popular stories in recent days has been about Displax , a Portugal company that plans to start selling a plastic film that turns any surface into a touchscreen.

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Displax forgot to tell us it doesn’t make plastic nanowire film

One of our most popular stories in recent days has been about Displax , a Portugal company that plans to start selling a plastic film that turns any surface into a touchscreen. By July, Displax said it is planning to begin commercial sales of its “multitouch skin” which can be thinner than paper

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Displax forgot to tell us it doesn’t make plastic nanowire film

We hate to be all Captain Obvious about it, but there’s good reason the Gran Turismo series is still doing laps around the virtual track. People are voting with their cash, as the latest figures from Polyphony Digital show that Gran Turismo PSP has managed to sell 1.8 million copies

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Gran Turismo PSP helps series top 55 million units sold

We hate to be all Captain Obvious about it, but there’s good reason the Gran Turismo series is still doing laps around the virtual track. People are voting with their cash, as the latest figures from Polyphony Digital show that Gran Turismo PSP has managed to sell 1.8 million copies. And through its success, it’s hit one hell of a milestone for the Gran Turismo series at large.

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Gran Turismo PSP helps series top 55 million units sold

Netflix plans to bump the video quality of its Watch Instantly streaming service up to 1080p on some devices, CNET claims. It will also roll out 5.1 surround sound support. Both upgrades will occur by next year.

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Netflix Instant Streaming Goes 1080p This Year

Netflix plans to bump the video quality of its Watch Instantly streaming service up to 1080p on some devices, CNET claims. It will also roll out 5.1 surround sound support.

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Netflix Instant Streaming Goes 1080p This Year

You may have assumed this from the climbing PS3 sales Sony reported last week, but a report from Research and Markets provides further confirmation that the system is increasing in popularity around the world. “The PS3 is dominant in Japan and Korea,” the report notes, “and as of June 2008, has begun to outsell the Xbox 360 in Europe. It is also steadily increasing its market share in all other regions across the globe, including in the North American market.” The Xbox 360 is still ahead of the PS3 in North America

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Report: Global PS3 market share increasing