Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Bloodhound - The World’s Fastest Car!

Bloodhound - Supersonic Car
Wow. This car is really fast! Powered by a Eurofighter jet engine, part-built by Rolls-Royce at its Patchway plant, the faster-than-sound car will attempt to reach speeds of more than 1,000mph to break the world land speed record. Bloodhound is the name given and this supersonic car being developed by engineers in Bristol has been unveiled at the show, giving the public their first chance to see the sleek shape of the 12.8m (42ft) long vehicle. Bloodhound project director Richard Noble says the idea was born out of concern that most of Britain’s mathematicians and scientists were between 40 and 60 years old. Check out video below.


Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Stamp.y - A New Type Of Digital Camera For People Who Find Out Some Special Things

stamp.y
Ahh.. this concept gadget called Stamp.y designed by Jinhee Kim really reminds me to the fun that polaroid camera have. With this gadget you have the option to create a rubber-stamp version of your photograph, so that you can stamp it onto any sheet of paper or surface and maybe your face too. hehe. Just snap a picture of someone and then the camera would turn that into a digital pixel stamp.

stamp.y


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Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Samsung 3D LED TV Commercial

I came across YouTube today and I found an awesome video that I think I must share with my blog viewers. It's a commercial for Samsung's new 3D TV. I really love the video but I wonder is it still requires glasses to watch the 3D content? Nice stuff anyways.


Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Futuristic Gymnast Shape Bathtub



Sometimes futuristic technology or gadget doesn't make any sense at all. Just take a look at this bathtub. It looks like a gymnast doing some artistic stuff isn't it? Actually, it is a combination of a single bathtub and a free standing shower cabin. You can drag the end of it upwards and it will spiral itself around you and reveal the shower head at the top. The bathtub stays as a cup where the water will run down. So what do you think about this one?






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