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The Cooper Plastic Anchor for small watercraft being held by inventor Larry Cooper in between sons Jon and Grant

World's first plastic anchor for small watercraft

A new plastic anchor designed for small watercraft weighs less than 1kg and can be easily stowed onboard to keep your kayak, PWC or inflatable in the right place at all times.

The Treadmill Bike ... for people who like the feel of a belt beneath their feet

Bicycles

Treadmill Bike lets you go for a jog without getting your shoes dirty

The Treadmill Bike is for people who love the sensation of jogging outdoors but don't want to get their shoes dirty.

The mini Ferrari F40 - perhaps the only affordable Ferrari for most of us

Children

Ferrari F40 for US$25,000 - not actual size

A mini Ferrari F40 is for sale for US$25,000. It can carry two children, has an 80cc engine and would also fill a whole in any Ferrari collection.

The Rotel rolling hotel takes you off the beaten track and lets you sleep in relative comfort under the stars

Holiday Destinations

Tour + Bus + Hotel = Rotel, the hotel on wheels

Rotel is the acronym for a rolling hotel, a fleet of coaches that operate throughout Africa, Europe and Asia that incorporate a tourbus upfront and sleeping quarters in the rear.

Motorcycles

Honda shows automatic 700 Sports motorcycle

October 24, 2005 One of the surprises of the 39th Tokyo Motor Show 2005 which opened on saturday was Honda's showing of a large-size sports motorcycle concept m

Mobile Technology

Field Tested: ZyXEL's AG-225H may actually be the ultimate WiFi gadget.

At Gizmag we get to see a LOT of gadgets, so it would stand to reason that after years of writing about these devices it would be hard to surprise us. But, ever

Motorcycles

Suzuki’s Stratosphere unveiled: 180bhp, 1100cc six-cylinder machine

October 20, 2005 Six cylinder motorcycles have been few and far between in the history of powered two-wheelers – Benelli’s Sei, Honda’s CBX and Goldwing, Kawas

Good Thinking

Discovery Channel Young Scientist Challenge finals underway

October 18, 2005 The seventh Annual Discovery Channel Young Scientist Challenge finals are underway at the University of Maryland this week. The 40 finalists

Automotive

Renault Wins Formula 1 Constructors’ Championship for 2005

October 18, 2005 Sunday’s Chinese Grand Prix was the last Grand Prix of the season, and with the drivers championship decided, the duel between the two outstan

Holiday Destinations

The remarkable Pan-Himalayan Railway

October 19, 2005 One of the world’s greatest railway journeys is set to open in 2007 with the news this week that the Pan-Himalayan Railway has been completed,

Automotive

The New Audi S8 (with special thanks to Lamborghini)

October 25, 2005 Ask those who really know performance cars, for a list of the world’s most capable and desirable sporting saloons, and the Audi A8 would surel

Children

Highly-anticipated US$99 Pentop Computer finally hits the shelves

October 25, 2005 Sometimes we write about technologies well in advance of actually hands-on experiencing them. Such was the case with the PenTop computer and a

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