Leaks of the Android-powered Vodafone 845 have been going around for some date now, and the device has finally gone official via Vodafone’s website. that is the first Vodafone-branded device to be powered by Google’s Android OS and it seems to fit into the carrier’s budget line of devices. While there isn’t any official price on the device just yet, previous speculation hinted of a possible £130 ($198) price point. It’s slated to be released in May, so you have a month or so to save up your pocket money. Specifications of the Vodafone 845 include:

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HP is on a mission to manufacture 3D printers more affordable to the masses, but that probably doesn’t include most consumers as its latest Designjet 3D printers cost about $17,500, certainly more than our pocket money for the day. Still, whether you’re filthy rich (or need it for your company), it’s able to turn your 3D CAD drawings into tangible prototypes without having to go through the traditional trouble of sending the drawings to a machinist. The Designjet 3D is only able to print using ivory-colored plastic, but the Designjet Color 3D is able to print using up to 8 different colors.

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With the Olympus E-P2 just around the corner, do you think that humans would still want to pick up the E-P1? Well, obviously somebody thinks that it’ll be in demand, particularly when it’s adorned by a whole bunch of Swarovski crystals. You’ll have to shell out £1999.99 ($3,302) to own that shiny camera, but we’re certain that’s just pocket money to you, right?

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