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Here’s a peek at the World’s smallest Solar Racing car. Available at ecotopia.co.uk for just £11.99 (or US$20), this car does not need any battery but just our Sun ! The dimension is just 33 x 22 x 14 mm.
[source: ecotopia.co.uk]
If you are not lucky enough to make it to the spaceship and hang around the earth, don’t worry. You can get a quality replica of Apollo 11 spacesuit that was worn by people like Neil Armstrong for just $9,500 ! Don’t compare this with a cheap over-the-counter Wal-Mart toy suit… this suit is highly genuine. It has been modeled after the authentic NASA Apollo-era A7L garments and has been made from a heavy weight Nylon Cordura.
Fujitsu has added a new model to their range of ultra-portables. The LifeBook P1630 has a high-quality build (magnesium-alloy casing), a 8.9″ touch-screen and powered by Intel Core 2 Duo SU9300 ULV processor. Battery life, you ask? A huge 6.15 hours !
Moller International, the experts in personal vertical takeoff and landing aircrafts, is coming up with something revolutionary. A flying car ! The model is based on the Ferrari 599 GTB (approx. US$315,000) and would be available in another 2 years. The care will have the ability to take off vertically and hover around. It will be powered by eight super-powerful thrusters which push the air vertically down, enough for take off.
The electronics giant Samsung is developing a window made up of multiple 12.1-inch specialized-OLED panels. This OLED display unlike conventional OLED has a 30% transmittance. The resolution is 840 × 504 pixels and its luminance is measured at 200cd/m2. The window automatically dims itself to save energy and can even preview advertisements!
Previously Google Visualization API use to support grapahics/charts for data only in Google Docs/Spreadsheets. That has changed…Google now supports any Web-based data source, including databases and Microsoft Excel spreadsheets! So basically if you have a database-centric website, you can use Google Visualization API to:
Takara-Tomy released a remote controlled toy which can run on the floor, any plain wall or window, and even the ceiling! Can you believe it? And it is not a military funded super-complex research project, it is just a commercial toy. And how exactly they are doing it? Simple. Its internal vacuum system literally glue it to many surfaces.
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