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January 25, 2007 This interesting three wheeler is apparently work from within the Audi Design Centre, but we can’t comment any more than that because we don’t

Automotive

New vehicle altitude world record holder - the Touareg conquers the summit

February 21, 2005 - The Volkswagen Touareg has set a new altitude record for vehicles - 6080 metres above sea level. On 29 January 2005, battling against icy w

Mobile Technology

First 100 Gb Portable Video Recorder And Player

February 21, 2005 ARCHOS has launched the world's first 100-gigabyte portable video recorder (PVR) , the Pocket Video Recorder AV4100. The AV4100 allows consume

Motorcycles

V-REX - Tim Cameron's next big design

February 23, 2005 Motorcycle designer and 3D artist Tim Cameron caused a sensation in the motorcycle industry two years ago when he released computer generated

Mobile Technology

The ButterFly2 MP3 Player - integrated MP3 player and headphones

February 18, 2005 We really like this idea. Japanese company Thanko has integrated the MP3 player with a set of lightweight headphones to produce the ButterFly

Automotive

Shelby GR-1 set for world trip

February 18, 2005 Snapped recently heading from Detroit to Geneva, Carroll Shelby's GR-1 concept vehicle is possibly set to wow European audiences in the same

Motorcycles

Supercharged Harley V-Rod to debut in Melbourne

February 26, 2005 A supercharged Harley-Davidson V-Rod will be a two-wheeled star among the four-wheeled majority at the 2005 Melbourne International Motor Sho

Around The Home

The Free Spirit Sphere - inspiration for the relocatable home of the future

February 21, 2005 Sphere house design is not new and nor is relocatable housing. We covered an ingenious design last year. The aptly-named Free Spirit Sphere

Hans "Yohans" Van Dan Elzen teaches Isaac Duuarte, 7, how to "yo." PIC: Robin Weiner

Children

World Yo Yo record broken

February 20, 2005 Hans 'Yohans' Van Dan Elzen yesterday broke his own Guinness World Record of 51 yo-yo tricks in one minute when he performed 54 tricks in a m

Marine

Cornelis Drebbel built three submarine in the 1620s - they all worked

The world's first practical submarine was built in 1620 by Dutch engineer Cornelis Jacobszoon Drebbel, under the patronage of James 1 of England. Drebbel built

Mobile Technology

Siemens SK65 - killer form factor plus mobile office functionality

February 21, 2005 Look at the pictures of the Siemens SK65 and you may not 'get it.' After all, there are so many permutations and combinations of flip, twist,

GT Max, the first rotary wing UAV, is able to learn as it flies, maneuver aggressively and automatically plan a route through obstacles thanks to its Open Control Platform system.

Robotics

UAV learns to think for itself - now technology will transition to military

February 22, 2005 Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are one step closer to someday matching, and possibly surpassing, their human-piloted counterparts, thanks to

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