Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Temporary Trash Tourism

The Save the Beach hotel is a temporary tourist destination in Rome made completely from debris found in European beaches. The materials used to build the hotel include plastic bags, fishing nets, skateboards, and unwanted clothes. Guests can even see a rocking horse and a mannequin’s leg in one of the walls.

Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Exact Copy of the Ferrari Engine

You know that a citizen of Australia managed to make an exact copy of the Ferrari 365GTB V12 engine from ... tree? Scale - 1:1. Details carved with amazing thoroughness. Manual work. This miracle of technology weighs 25 kg and sold on eBay. Of course, with this engine, you will not go away (literally), however, serious work has been done and the author wants for his child $ 6000.

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

Stunning Costume for Night Clubs

Stunning costume for night clubs, in which case you will not go unnoticed, You know why, but because it sew 200 laser diode.

New Motorola FlipOut



Motorola officially announced the Youth guglofon with an unusual form factor and user interface MotoBlur integrated access to social networks Facebook, MySpace, Twitter and full support services Google. Motorola FlipOut - a very compact device. Its size at just 67 x 67 x 17. The upper part of the device with a touch screen (2.8 inches with a resolution of 320 x 240 pixels) rotates around one of the corners, opening the QWERTY keyboard. FlipOut managed
OS Android 2.1, equipped with Wi-Fi module and A-GPS, electronic compass, 3.5mm jack for headphones, camera, 3 megapixel technology to support Kodak Perfect Touch, noise-canceling CrystalTalk PLUS, 512MB of internal memory and a memory card to 2GB kit. The device operates in quad-band GSM / EDGE and liaises third generation - HSPA 3G. About the price of the gadget so far nothing is known. More images after the break...

Internet-Saavy Washers

These featured hi-tech washing machines by Laundryview emails you when your wash in done.

Fuel Cell-Powered Bikes

Terrence Teo’s V-Trek bike is a bike for the next generation. The sleek roadster’s design is based on the aim of maintaining an ecological balance.

Videogames Powered By Your Brain

Yes, you really can put on a special headset and have the electrical signals from your brain help you play a videogame. It's still early days, but there are a variety of products on the market and plenty of others in development.