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[5 Aug 2010 | 4 Comments | ]
The World Fastest School Bus – 590 km/h!

This is just too insane! How many people in this earth can actually imagine that actually a mere school bus speed can reach up to 367 mph (or 590 km/h)? I don’t until now. A big thanks to Paul Stender for his weird hobby, and MIROS Road Safety via Telegraph UK for providing us the stunning news of the auto world. As far as I concerned, this is about the second time such madness happened to the motor world, after the insanity of drag truck powered by rocket engine.…

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[4 May 2010 | One Comment | ]
Solar Refrigerators for a Cooling Effect

Humans have always known sun for its scorching heat but researchers and technology gurus are now changing the way we look at sun. Research scientists in Tunisia and Morocco are now working on a new innovative refrigerator that would use sun’s scorching heat and light and convert it to cool large factories that are involved in food packaging and frozen foods. As per the reports and surveys done by various industrial organizations it has been found that large industries and factories consume a lot of electrical power to keep their …

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[14 Apr 2010 | 2 Comments | ]
Robotic Fish for Sea Exploration

The world under the ocean has still many secrets that we are not aware of and MIT engineers are now ready to explore the unexplored regions under the water with their latest invention called the Robofish. The prototype looks very much like a trout and contains only 10 parts which are covered by a body made from single soft polymer. MIT engineers confessed that the inspiration for making such a device came from Robotuna which was first invented in the year 1994 but it did not succeed because the fish …

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[26 Mar 2010 | 2 Comments | ]
Inside Nokia Mobile Factory in Finland [PICS]

Nokia is the world’s leading mobile phone supplier and a top supplier of mobile and fixed telecom networks. In 1997, its net sales totaled FIM 52.6 billion (USD 9.8 billion) and the number grower each year. Headquartered in Finland, Nokia is listed on five European Stock Exchanges and on the New York Stock Exchange, has sales in 130 countries and employs more than 42,000 people world-wide. Have you ever imagined how it looks inside a Nokia Factory?…

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[22 Mar 2010 | One Comment | ]
Ferrari One: Plenty of Boosting Power

I think since I was still an undergraduate student, the Acer Ferrari One notebook certainly stands out from the crowd with its personalized racing red cover and zippy performance. Inspired by Scuderia Ferrari elements, the Ferrari One definitely sets itself apart from the rest of the notebook field with its ­scarlet red lid and famous prancing horse badge.

While many not realize, to complete its sporty look, the notebook also features a carbon fiber-design for the palm-rest, Ferrari-engraved touchpad with multi-gesture functionalities and. If you get this, four rubber feet …

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[14 Mar 2010 | No Comment | ]
Attractive Pikachu Cars in Japan

These are the converted cars that look like Pikachu, the famous Pokemon character. The cars have been painted yellow; even ears and a mouth have been added. The hub caps are poke balls. Will you spend your dollars just to convert your beautiful car to be like that? Some people really did.


This Pikachu car has been spotted in the airport long term parking. Maybe a geek has meeting overseas.

The Pikachu car was displayed at some festival.

Very cute car…I want to have one..if only I have extra dollars …

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[22 Feb 2010 | One Comment | ]
Cute Evolta Robot by Panasonic [Pictures]

I believe we’ve all seen how Duracell demonstrate how long its batteries last in advertisements with their bunny performing energy hungry tasks. Panasonic have decided the best advertisement is a real world test using a robot on a little three-wheel bike.

Image Credit: ChinaKevin

Evolta robot, which is powered by Panasonic’s Evolta batteries, claimed to be the world’s longest-lasting AA alkaline battery cells. The Evolta robot will challenge to cycle the racing course of the 24 hours of Le Mans in France. With that, Panasonic is attempting to set a …

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[11 Feb 2010 | One Comment | ]
Cool Wireless Headsets – Jabra Halo BT2080

If you can’t be bothered to untangle your headset to answer that important call, Jabra’s new range of wireless and Bluetooth headsets, the Jabra Halo and Jabra BT2080, could be what you are looking for. The Jabra Halo is the company’s top of the line wireless headset, which features an over the-head design and can be folded to save space.

The Halo also has noise-cancellation technology that helps filter out ambient noise as well as intelligently filter background noise with dual microphones for better audio quality. Adding to the …

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[31 Oct 2009 | 5 Comments | ]
What is People’s Favorite Passwords?

Have you ever wondered what is people’s favorite password? You might be one of them. Thus, better think twice before choosing a password for e-mail, online bank accounts and airline tickets. Passwords that show no imagination or distinctiveness are easy prey for information pirates, a new US study says. A statistically analysis of 28000 passwords recently stolen from a popular US website and posted on the internet reveals that people often do the easy thing.

It found that 16% took a first name as a password, often their own or …

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[28 Oct 2009 | One Comment | ]
Computer Tips: USB or eSATA?

There is always a question from commoners whether to choose USB or external Serial AT Attachment (eSATA). Most home users should not worry too much about eSATA. This technology based on the SATA cables that connect internal hard drives, transfers data much faster than USB 2.0 and Firewire connections. But few computers include eSATA ports. For example, Dell and HP only offer them on a handful of desktops and laptops; Apple doesn’t provide them on Macs. Most hard drives, in turn, only support USB and Firewire. If you will move …

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