Articles tagged with: Australia
Posted in Computer, Designer, Gold, Shopping on 3 July 2008
The offering of “pink gold†Lifebook P8010 from Fujitsu is an indication of tech giant’s move to create a niche for itself in the consumer market where conventional models, designs and patterns fails to retain the interest of fashionable geeks and techie divas. The limited edition model features 3.5G (HSDPA) WWAN, 12.1-inch WXGA SuperFine widescreen panel and Intel’s Core 2 Duo SL7100 processor, enabling it enjoy an edge over Sony’s TZ series. After such a warm entry of Fujitsu’s LifeBook P8010, the model became stale only after few months of its release.
Posted in Automobile, Car, Concept, Designer on 22 May 2008
If you analyze deeply, then we are on the verge of a new commuting age where coupe seems to be too bulky and incompetent considering the traffic-clogged cities and motorcycles too perilous and inflexible to become a big question against your survival. Then what next possible solution can be mediate? Possibly, their hybrid nature can be your savior. How about an automobile with a car appeal running on four-wheels, something that is not much wider or heavier than a bike with a feature to tilt for stability around the corners.
If asked Australian inventor Phillip James, then you would be offered with a revolutionary product that respects all your needs. The internal combustion version of his “TVA Gazelle” tilting 4-wheeler will make well over 100mpg due to the intrinsic USPs of the vehicle design and to your much surprise its steering wheel is absolutely isolated from the front wheels due to the Gazelle’s radical new steering and handling system.
Posted in Luxury, Yacht on 15 May 2008
And here comes another luxury yacht but with a bang. Built in 1994 and refitted in 2007-08 by Oceanfast PTY, Australia, OceanSeven gushes with a cruising sped of 16 knots. At watersports front, it offers facilities 6.5m and 4.5m Novurania tender via Yahama outboards and amongst other include flying fish, water skis, wakeboard, donut, bananas, dive gear and compressor. Riding with Zero speed stabilizers, the yacht has an integrated Jacuzzi and features Satcom & cellular communications facilities, internet access, Comprehensive audio-visual systems, satellite television, Playstations, X box and many others.
Posted in Architecture, Designer, Estate, Property on 29 April 2008
In a graphic-infatuated, visual appeal driven era; invisibility may work as the absolute retreat, according to engineer Patrick Keane, founder of EnterArchitecture. It was when a client rushed to his door with a demand to construct a home that erects invisibly, Keane geared up and picked the challenge. Keane clarifies that in to design a house meant to “disappear,” every wall is averted in shape which lends itself to “Dynamic Architecture.”
The use of this technique adds a strong appeal to this house that it is hardly seen completely or comprehended from any distinct vantage point. “The Invisible House” is anticipated to be erected in Sydney, but Keane concurs that it is evocative of a structural design in Southern California.
