Archive for January, 2008
In case you are tired of playing PlayStation 3 games with the normal controls, and want something that provides an easier usability, the XFPS Rateup might be what you are looking for.
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This wheel features electronic sensors which are embedded in to the tire. Information is collected from the sensors and fed back to a vehicle information system. That data is processed and the “tweel ribs” flex through wireless technology to cause the pressure to stay level across the tire. The idea is just in concept at the moment from the guys over at Yanko. If this technology was to be made it would have a number of uses such as longer wear on the tire and even the possibility to not have to rotate the wheels like we currently do now.
By covering the outside surface with transparent rubber of the current Tweel design helps with water evacuation, cornering, esthetic and balancing problems resulted from ice build up.
AMD looks as though they have snatched victory away from rival NVIDIA with the latest Radeon HD 3870 X2 graphics processing unit. Apparently, this two-chip graphics card offers nearly double the performance of the single chip Radeon HD 3870 which was rolled out last November which failed to make a dent in NVIDIA’s armor, so this latest effort means serious business by bringing one trillion floating point operations per second to the table - to further astound you, that’s the equivalent of a trillion mathematical calculations per second.
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Nikon has released a wide range of new digital cameras for PMA ‘08, and here’s one of the many. The Nikon Coolpix S520 will come with the following features, and I particularly like SDHC memory card support which paves the way to carry more images on a single card. The Coolpix S520 will retail for $229.95 when available in Q1 2008.
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Ever tried to screw some…er, screws in hard to reach places that do not get any light at all? The effort might be successful but frustrating to say the least. Kiss goodbye to those moments with the Spot-On!
Flat Tip Screwdriver with LED light is the solution for the professional or hobbyist needing more then the available light to get the job done. Especially when you don’t have an extra hand! Push the button and the light shines brightly. A long lasting LED spotlight is built into the bit tip permitting you to locate the screw head in dark places. This premium, patent-pending screwdriver also features a contoured sure grip handle for comfort and maximum torque. Hardened and tempered vanadium blade is 4” inches in length. A must tool for automotive, electronic, appliance repair or work with small engines.
