The increasing traffic jams has led to the birth of double-digits figures in every field. Be it fuel-cost, health hazards, waste of time leading to financial lose but the advancement in technology has addressed this problem as well and has reflected the possibility of developing flying cars. This singular solution, whenever becomes functional would be an answer to piled up problems. An established name in the filed of home computers and electric cars Sir Clive Sinclair believes technology required to produce flying cars is available. It is now economically and technically possible to develop flying cars for individuals that can be mechanically controlled as not all of us can learn to fly.
The attached comfort level is matchless as it can take off from your home and land at your destination without any stoppages.

The models would be powered by electricity and currently no efforts are being made upon developing any model functional on flying car technology currently but Sinclair shares his interest in being involved with such a practice.
Via BBC/ PocketLint

The Klimatec Base 1 AirWater Machine is a self-regulated water cooler capable of extorting water from the air. But its functionality doesn’t end here as it then takes a step ahead in purifying it and then offering it with energizing blobs of kindness. Within 24 hours, it can extract 20 liters of water and is solar powered feature enable to plug in a refrigerator with it for ultra-coldness. Now you must be wondering how it works. The Base 1 AirWater Machine captures all the moisture present in the atmosphere via its refrigeration procedure to compress the dampness from air.

Then air-driven blowers are inserted into the mechanism via an electro static filter. Cooled spirals positioned in the trail of air provide a temperature discrepancy among the air and the coil shell resulting in compression that is channeled into a holding tank integrated with a level switch capable of monitoring the water production cycle.

Water then flows through a vigorous carbon sieve to eliminate solids, oxygenates and to eradicate any whiff. Then it finally passes through a UV light chamber to purge any left-over bacterial content. And then unadulterated drinking hot and cold water is then provided via the dispenser.

Via RedFerret/ Gizmodo

Whilst months back the evolution of interaction table marked a new revolution with little knowledge that soon it would have to face competition with Interactive Scape, a 58-inch touch surface. The latter one is a replica of the Microsoft Surface table that created much of a buzz but is not available for sale until now. But that doesn’t mean that the existence of interactive products is only till news and doesn’t meet reality. Microsoft TouchWall retailed at $100,000 inked a neat deal at Neimann Marcus. It is a clear indication of the fact that there is no restraint to the production of interactive surface and filthy-rich tech-lovers as well.

Similar to Microsoft offerings’, Interactive Scape allows you to compute touchscreen-style by stirring things around its 1080p touchscreen with your fingers and it is also capable of transferring data to and from cell phones via Bluetooth. A glimpse at the table would make you realize its screaming beauty with its Corian surface slapped with various shades. The German makers behind it are demure about its cost, but the pricey factor attached to it is an indicator that it will first feature at retail point-of-sale applications. Well, the growing technology impact and production of products that stands beyond our imagination claims that Gen X would be using these touch-screen interactive forms on daily basis.

If it fails to convince you then free feel to design your own interactive table via Cubit or bring home the voice recognition table designed for conferences by Kage Roi.

Jump after Read more to enjoy the interactive affects of the Scape:

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All Google savvy, technophiles, geeks, researchers, PC-addicts…kindly lend your ears here as the piece of news would bring smile on your face even when your PC is ill and desktop is not in a mood to cooperate. A lately unveiled gadget for Google Desktop called Google Media Server would enable the surfers to take content from their PC and other online Google services i.e. YouTube, Picasa Web Albums, and enjoy it over UPnP compatible devices like the PS3. Regrettably, the Google media server clearly mentions that the gadget does not work with Xbox (albeit technically it is possible but legal department behind it won’t let it happen).

Preliminary evaluation isn’t impressive, but software being beta convinces technophiles that it’s a good start. If you are curious to experience it then install now on your Windows machine. After hitting the option button, you can select the devices that are adaptable to the media on your PC. To maintain your privacy, Google Media Server allows you to approve the access of the devices. The same can be configured by pressing the “Options” button located on Gadget interface then choosing “Devices” from the left hand column.

Tell us about your experience with Google Media Server and if there is a need to polish it further.

Via ZDnetBlogs

Let’s confess it that the surging growth in the production of turntables is due to our constant desire to have something innovative even for our entertainment purpose. And falling much to our needs is the ultra high-tech MultiPlay Roulette TouchTable. The revolutionary creation is in full mood to shun all conventional models of Roulette tables or at least replace them with this one. The table sports 56-inch multitouch LCD screen with resolution of 3840X 2160 and invites seven gamers in one-go to enlighten themselves with the electronic form of betting.

Sporting an innovative patent pending technology enables touchscreen to recognize the player accountable for a definite clack. This facilitates numerous players to bet at once on the identical playing area without any immoral moves experience.

Via Crave

A France-based fashion designer Marie-Jacqueline has teamed up with LumiGram to produce an innovative collection of high tech and ornamental accessories, developed using fiber optics fabric. Power-driven by an implanted electronic module, the fiber optics fabric releases a tinted illumination along with the full length of the filament; generating a dazzling and classy radiant effect. A minute switch allows whirling the fabric light on/off. Against light sources of LEDs or Electroluminescence, the light produced by the Fiber Optics Fabric is delicate and inexplicable.

With price range varying from $450 to $1,400, the LumiGram offerings’ of cushions is truly elite and all set to infuse life into any dull environment.

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As technology continues to blend flawlessly with our daily routine, the junction amid art and technology has become increasingly universal. Realizing the fact Japanese artist Mutoh Tsutomu has taken a step ahead in taking his artistic approach to the other dominion by installing Optical Tone that utilizes LED light spectrums in synergy with sensors that interrelate with guests to generate original light opus. The Optical Tone Algorithm is developed to visually alter the viewer’s sensitivity of the Optical Tone room.

The mechanism is exhibited at Japan’s Skip City Visual Plaza and would be showcased until 31 August but if you wish to have a first-hand experience of its installation then visit here.

Interesting glimpse:

Via Skip City Visual Plaza / Dvice

Big Controversy: The contemporary reality doesn’t allow us to cherish domestic comfort and pleasure; hence we end up spending chief hours of the day in office. And we take every initiative to spill over dough for decorating our houses with a compromise to stay amidst that dull gray and furniture installed by default now for ages at our offices. Rightly realizing this Hella Jongerius unveiled a new look to the dull office at the exhibition Worksperes in the Museum of Modern Art [MOMA] in New York. Called ‘My Soft Office,’ it aims at discovering the revolutionary workplace.

The designer concept was demonstrated at the exhibition space of VIVID Design in Rotterdam. Right on the heels of its name, Hella put together the needs of a person, practice and products into a treasured experience. The accessories as a part of this initiative features a keyboard with an integrated snack plate, a comfortable double bed that behaves no less than a business desk with installed monitors and others needful i.e. speakers, keyboard and mouse are positioned inside the pillows.

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CEDIA Expo running from 23 June is the biggest and busiest stand spreading wide across home cinema room, dedicated Nevo, Mediamax and NAD demonstration areas. Showcasing home technology related products, the event invites serious home makers and is open until 26 June. The event has a lot of meat for delegates and on the very first day featured the ‘Product of the Show’ i.e. the innovative Systemline TouchScreen Sky Interface. Assuring two way RS-232 control of Sky via the Touch Screen, Systemline Sky Interface allows the user to simply steer recognizable TV & radio station logos. Once chosen, the TouchScreen will present the title of the programme along with a short description.

It allows you to be in the company of music anywhere and everywhere starting from the living room, dining room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. Systemline S6 allocates up to six audio and video basis i.e. MusicServer (160GB music library), CD player, tuner and DVD player, to be autonomously disseminated into eight rooms of your home. The system also offers complete integration of iPod along with local inputs in every room, for occasions when you wish to snoop to an MP3 player or games console. It can be buried in a cupboard or can function seamlessly in the backdrop while you unwind and enjoy the full benefits of multi-room entertainment.

Following the chain was the Q Acoustics Q-AV home theatre package, latest visual performance range from Sonance and in-wall/in-ceiling speakers. If you want to discover more out-of-the-box electronic products then rush towards Armor Home at CEDIA Expo 08. It features products like Systemline S6, Q Acoustics Q-AV System, and much more from Cinemax, Epson, Mediamax, NAD, Nevo, Sonance, Themescene and Weibel Lift A.G and others.

Do check out the $100,000 Ovei pod available at the event to enhance your music experience.

Via ArmourHomeCedia

Come summer and you wish the possibility of installing a fan within your shirt. Albeit it may seem a weird idea but now the possibility seem to touch reality via a USB Air Conditioned Shirt by Kuchofuku from Japan. Retailed at $169, the shirt has an integrated USB- fans that pump in fresh air into the shirt. The shirt is completely powered by USB drive. So, in order to feel cold during scorching summers, plug your shirt to the USB port on your PC/ laptop or other devices and feel the comfort.

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