Posted on 2008 under Auto, Design, Miscellaneous |
29
Feb
MIT Media Lab’s RoboScooter prototype would be a lot more intriguing if it had some sort of autopilot button, and while that could very well emerge in the future, it looks as if the first models will still require human intervention. Nevertheless, the ultra-compact vehicle is entirely electric, and aside from supporting swappable batteries, it can also fold up for easy transport. Furthermore, its creators boast that the entire rig is constructed from just 150 parts, which makes life on the assembly line that much easier. Granted, even engineers realize that scooters don’t stand much of a chance in America, but if all goes well, this bugger could start conquering Asian streets as early as next year.
Posted on 2008 under Blogging |
29
Feb
When commencing a new business every business man needs good equipments, employers for smooth as well as healthy running of business so relating to this one thing is also important which is Space for the business. Many Business owners avails of office space rentals, such as those provided by BusinesSuites.com in the US. They offer contemporary office space Austin Tx executive suites, these Austin Office Space fully furnished to give that professional impression to your clients. They also have services such as administrative support on a pay-per-use basis for businesses handling temporary projects or events.
Wireless technology is amazing as it allows the wires to be dropped so they do not get in the way. This MP3 watch is built by Goldlantern and features Bluetooth 2.0 technology along with the headphones. What this allows you to do is pair up the watch to the headphones and then your mobile phone to the headphones. Should a call arrive while your music is playing, you are alerted and can take the call over the Read more… »
Korea is first port of call (well, it would be, wouldn’t it?) for these 3D-ready plasmas from Samsung. Available in two sizes: 42; and 50 inches, the PAVV Cannes 450 has a 30,000:1 ratio and 3D content support,, and will work with high-performance PC-supporting 3D software and 3D glasses. And there’s even a super-expensive, HD version, the Cannes 550. More info, plus another shot, below. Read more… »
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