Here you can buy your doll a box of ultra-tiny toy soldiers — one-quarter inch! — from the Highland Infantry ($95 for a set of eight) and a rocking horse that rocks ($90).
The development is part of an effort, still in its infancy, to harness DNA as a structural and electronic material that might one day be used to make ultra-tiny computers or mechanical devices, like a robot that could cruise through the bloodstream to repair an injury.
A facile, low-temperature hydrothermal synthetic route was designed for fabricating rutile TiO2 mesocrystals composed of ultra-tiny, rod-like subunits.
A so-called flying lens could be the key to developing the next-gen, ultra-tiny transistors and optical drive technology.
A simple analog jack on the back of the necklace would be a perfect connector for any ultra-tiny music player.
The ultra-tiny Pentax Q is the smallest interchangeable lens camera (which leaked today) in all the land and costs a little over $800, a wild price to pay for a camera that is arguably tiny.
Artist Willard Wigan is creator of ultra-tiny works of art, including a diminutive statue of Apollo 11 Buzz Aldrin on the moon, set inside the eye of a needle.
The ultra-tiny artwork, created by British sculptor Willard Wigan, depicts Apollo 11 moonwalker Buzz Aldrin and is part of a collection of pieces described by many as the "eighth wonder of the world".
This caused Chinese search engines to go into overdrive with pussy-high skirt searches and has seen a surge in the sale of ultra-tiny skirts at one of China's biggest shopping giants Taobao, who took this marketing opportunity to sell the skirts with the tagline 'Pussy High Miniskirts, a favourite of sugar daddies' in reference to Rui's notorious relationship with a wealthy government delegate.
Meet the Lima Ultra, a tiny device that lets you create a personal cloud and control your data more easily.
While the big three make bloated and heavy-duty databases, Pervasive makes "ultra light" or tiny databases, which are included as features of a larger software product.
