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	Rogue Spy Satellite Blast Posted by: wirednews Video duration: 66 seconds Footage of a rogue spy satellite destroyed by a Navy SM-3 missile.

	Wu-Tang Martial Arts Montage! Posted by: wirednews Video duration: 229 seconds Inspirational footage plus cheesy, old-school dubbing -- what could be better?

	Thought-Controlled Wheelchair Posted by: wirednews Video duration: 181 seconds Intelligent wheelchair capable of converting thought into commands.

$DARPA\$	DARPA's Bionic Arm Posted by: wirednews Video duration: 88 seconds The U.S. military is building an ambitious bionic arm that is controlled by thought and provides sensory feedback. Here's the latest prototype, showing the movements of the hand.

	Sony HDR SR12 HDD Camcorder: Wired Exclusive at CES 2008 Posted by: wirednews Video duration: 64 seconds Sony's new HDD camcorder gets previewed,played with, and fully groped by Wired's Danny Dumas at CES 2008.

$DARPA\$	DARPA's Bionic Hand Posted by: wirednews Video duration: 82 seconds The U.S. military is building an ambitious bionic arm that is controlled by thought and provides sensory feedback. Here's the latest prototype, showing the movements of the hand.

	BMW Remote Park Assist Posted by: wirednews Video duration: 31 seconds Park your BMW in the garage with a click of the car's remote.

$Wired examines Panasonic\$	Wired examines Panasonic's 150-Inch Plasma HDTV Posted by: wirednews Video duration: 65 seconds Panasonic unveils the King Kong of HDTVs at CES 2008. This plasma is so big, you may have to build your house around it.

	iCoaster and Brian the Brain Posted by: wirednews Video duration: 55 seconds Mega Brands simultaneously unleashes a supercool MP3 accessory and a super-annoying virtual roommate.

	WIRED 15.03: A View to a Kill Posted by: wirednews Video duration: 54 seconds Every nature show you've ever seen is a fraud. Until now. The BBC has found a way to deliver authentic scenes from the wildest places. Read more at http://www.wired.com /wired/archive/15.03 /view.html This clip from Planet Earth was provided courtesy of the Discovery Channel and BBC.