Articles tagged with: Technology

Parajet Skycar Touts to be the World’s First Carbon-Neutral Flying Car
Posted in Automobile, Car, Technology on 17 July 2008

Claiming to the world’s first carbon neutral flying car, the Parajet Skycar is a part of the Skycar Expedition team plan that aims to take the attention grabbing coupe from London to Timbouctou in 2009. Using a blend of voyage and dynamic to battle the tough Saharan terrain, it would be covering the 3000 miles of journey from London to Timbouctou. Powered by a biodiesel-adaptable Yamaha R1 1000cc motorcycle engine, the motor of Parajet Skycar runs through an incessantly changeable diffusion either to control the stern wheels or to turn a large rear-facing propeller via a girdle coerce. When in fly mode, the Parajet Skycar would be suspended by the most recent ram-air wing and competent of take-off from a field or airfield within 200 meters. Unlike other aircrafts, it would be easier and secured to fly over it as it requires no pitch control and hence is unfeasible to freeze or leap.

During a calamitous wing failure, car system failure or mid-air smash, you can take rescue in deploying a parachute. Its steel casing hulk, succeeding sculpts are anticipated to be developed using aluminum, which will be lighter and thus augment series, presentation and baggage aptitude. It offers a self-governing 4-wheel deferment and rear wheel drive. One pilot can fly along with a passenger and on road the car will hasten 0-100 kmph in 4.5 seconds, offering a top speed of 180 kmph varying in a range of 400 km. Once in the air, it features a take-off speed of 60 kmph, top speed of 110 kmph and a range of 300 km. Well, if you don’t know then the alteration from “road edition” to “fly edition” and visa-versa takes only three-minutes. The model is likely to cost only £35,000.

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Kodak EASYSHARE W1020 and W820: Internet Enabled Wireless Digital Photo Frames
Posted in Products, Shopping, Technology on 15 July 2008
Kodak EASYSHARE W1020

Digital photo frames is witnessed as an evolving fad enabling you wireless internet connectivity right there. Days ago we introduced you to DSM-210, internet-enabled photo frame and today we lend our ears to the Kodak plans for unveiling revolutionary wireless digital photo frames accessible to display web-based content. Tagged the Kodak EASYSHARE W1020 and W820 Wireless Digital Frames, they are anticipated to hit the market later this year with no price information disclosed. The Kodak EASYSHARE W1020 and W820 Wireless Digital Frames authorize consumers to wirelessly unite through the Internet to photo-sharing sites detailing Kodak Gallery, Flickr and Internet content manager FrameChannel.

These 10- and 8-inch casing is designed to enable you view photos from the chosen photo sites along with offers access through 200 FrameChannel feeds detailing latest news, weather, traffic, sports scores and more. It features image display in 16:9 HD formats, wirelesss streaming of photos from a PC and its integrated memory can capture around 4,000 photos.

Dancing Fingers: Interface For iPhone-Challenged Nerds
Posted in Concept, Designer, Gadgets, Technology on 15 July 2008

Dancing Fingers
Among the swarm of prospective customers wanting to ink deal with new iPhone, for sure there would be at least 5% who feel handicap to buy one for cause remaining fat finger syndrome that won’t fit well the magnificent touch screen of the iPhone. For this unfortunate lot, is there any competent substitute that Apple is planning to deliver? Well, no clue about that in the technology-driven world, these iPhone-less populace can consider the option of procuring an assistive apparatus called Dancing Fingers. Designed by Beijing, China native Alfred Chu, the concept device would befit cozily onto your catalog and center fingers, hence enabling your chubby digits to begin jazzing across. Sooner, it’s going to be a universal, enabling enter to the digital marvels of our time.
Via Coroflot / Dvice

Microsoft Wireless Arc Mouse Is Ultra Curvy!
Posted in Gadgets, Technology on 15 July 2008
Microsoft Wireless Arc Mouse

Offering a complete stability of portability and usability is the Wireless Arc Mouse from Microsoft that is anticipated to hit coming winters. There effort to conceal the news about the product until its launch go waste as the word has already got leaked from MaximumPC. And we are not inked any contract with them to follow the embargoes but are more interested in breaking news for our geeky audience. It’s clever design that creases up for portability and widens out for dexterity. Priced at $59.95, it is a valuable update to the pool of travel mice we have come across so far.

While no information on technology involved, we have lost our heart to its bleeding deep red color. If red doesn’t matches your taste then free feel to keep your hands upon black and white version but still months away.

Via ItechNews / SlipperyBrick

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Elite Find of the Day: Phase One P65+ Is World’s First Ever 60.5 megapixel Full-Frame Medium Format Photo Sensor
Posted in Camera, Elite Find of the Day, Gadgets, Luxury, Technology on 14 July 2008

Full-Frame Medium Format Photo Sensor

Owning 8.1 megapixel digicams or capturing beauty via 5 megapixel camera phones is no big deal. But the demand of the hour is to pay a deserving amount of respect to the revolutionary creations produced by big boys. The case in point is the world’s first ever full-frame 60.5 megapixel Medium Format camera system by Phase One. The P 65+ enables you efficiently capture imagery with 8,984 x 6,732 pixels resolution or 180MB, 8-bit RGB files. The accessibility to Sensor+ CCD technology allows higher sensitivity, extended lively range (12.5 f-stops against standard models that go up to eight) plus 20% more live incarcerate area (in juxtaposition to 39 megapixel or 50 megapixel 48mm-by-36mm chips presently accessible or publicized) presented with exposure of 53.9mm by 40.4mm to professional photographers.

It doesn’t reflect the need for lens magnification, hence enabling full viewfinder exposure. But don’t develop hopes of availing this luxury at standard price as extraordinary offerings demand fat sum. With price range of P 65+ digital back starting from $39,900 and the P 65+ camera system retailed at $41,990, word is around that it would hit the market by Q4 of running year.

Via Gizmodo/ LuminiousLandScape/

World’s most expensive AV cable Costs $32,825
Posted in Technology, Worlds Most Expensive on 14 July 2008

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Called White light Glass Fiber Optic Cable, it is designed especially for the astute shopper who demands the signal transfer performance at par from this intermediate. Urbanized by Nordost, the cable offers terrific outcome when operated in high-end 2-channel audio or multi-channel driven home theater systems. The glass cable utilizes the highly rated glass filament conductor that has ultra polished exterior to guarantee an optimal gesture path for digital data rivulets.
The three-layers of very low loss wadding along with an internal humid apparatus are developed to conserve the veracity of the digital sign. Each cable is finished with high quality fused Toslink connectors whose exactitude polished lenses assures complete signal reliability at the point of bond. This cable is a perfect choice for those wanting to have maximum quality ocular link.
Price: $32,825 a pair
Via BookofJoe

Tennis Racquet From Control Freek Integrates Dryer!
Posted in Entertainment, Gaming, Technology on 13 July 2008

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Touted as the revolutionary form of “tennis dominator,” the racquet from Control Freek is aimed to refine the coolest experience of enjoying the game. If your hands also happen to drop sweat whilst playing Tennis then it’s time to go for the latest air circulating tennis racquets. No, don’t doubt it to be a standard mini portable fan rather it is the purposeful wiffle technology that will air condition your palm as you play tennis. The high tech holes in its handle allow the trapping and circulation of air to your palms. The Dominator, one of their models features two large air scoops over the racquet’s handle that maintains the circulation of air.
The look and feel of the Raquet declares that not every can afford to play with Control Freek racquets as its high-cost factor justifies its personality, thereby looking for a deserving personality mate!

An intelligent equation:
Sweat-free hands + Easy Grip + Ultra Tennis Playing Experience = $275 racquet
Via Gizmodo/ InventorSpot

AOC’s 22-inch 2230Fm HD3 Display Incorporates Media Player
Posted in Computer, Gadgets, Speakers, Technology on 11 July 2008

2230Fm HD3 Display
Threesome Awesome Digital Product! AOC’s 22″ 2230Fm HD Monitor is a trio-functional device i.e. it features a media player and digital photo frame. Touted to be accessible on HD3 technology, the first-of-its kind display alludes to its abilities of performing as a mere HDTV. The unit comprises of a proprietary menu and remote to play back clips laden onto memory cards and sports a 1,680 x 1,050 native resolution, 20,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, and USB 2.0 socket, DVI / HDMI inputs, integrated speakers, 2-millisecond response time and a piano black finish. The kit for mere $399.99.
Via Engadget

DSM-210: Internet-Enabled Wireless Picture Frame From D-Link
Posted in Gadgets, Home Decor, Technology on 9 July 2008

DSM-210
It was during CES 2008 that D-Link shared its plans to come out with the creation of a DSM-210, an Internet-enabled picture frame and today is a fortunate day as the product has hit the market. Retailed at $250, the D-Link 10³ Wireless Internet Photo Frame makes use of a wireless 802.11 to demonstrate the content downloaded from Internet. The transmission of content happens in association with a company called FrameChannel by drawing over 400 channels i.e. news, weather, sports, trivia, and also Really Simple Syndication (RSS) feeds.

Other technical specks of the DSM-210 details power saving motion technology, remote Web management of the frame’s content, flash memory formats support and 1GB internal storage.
Via SlipperBrick

The Futuristic Tech Chair!
Posted in Chair, Concept, Technology on 9 July 2008

Tech Chair
Relax yourself on this Tech Chair! Seemingly a standard sun lounger, it is possible to turn it into the deckchair of the future. Experts at computer vendor PC World have formulated the Tech Chair concept that is the clear depiction of the lounger we can afford to relax in near future. The integrated mechanical sunshade keeps you stay cool physically and incorporated speakers provides with a mental peace enabling with to stay connected with your loved ones via wi-fi or Bluetooth.

The Tech Chair allows you an easy plugging of devices and offers an individual socket for an MP3 player, camera to immediately download your holiday snaps, and a docking station for your games console. With a slider to accommodate your laptop, the functional GPS text reservation system saves your lot of time as you need not kill hours locating your lounger across beachside. Solar panels provides al the power that a tech chair is expected to own to perform endlessly. But until some manufacturer sits and gives shape to this concept, I propose you to enjoy a great holiday on your old-fashioned deck chair.
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Via SkyNews

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