Calvin Klein USB Sunglasses for Geeks
Power Saving Switch System Design
Here is a demonstration video of the designed system:
The Podium Ad Wall Dubai - 33 Storey High Ad Space
Keep Waking with USB Wink Glasses
Eco-Friendly No Driver Taxis for Heathrow Airport
The idea of it comes from Professor Martin Lowson who has a good experience in space travel. The taxi was showed to the world at the Science Museum in London latetly. It has the capacity of taking 4 passengers at a time, with a top speed of 25miles/hour.
The taxi has a overall nice design which gives a very futuristic look. Moreover, the taxi is an eco-friendly vehicle as it runs on batteries so no fumes would be seen keeping the environment clean and clear. Heathrow Airport would be using these taxis by next year.
Microsoft 720p HD Lifecam Cinema Webcam
Microsoft is going to make its consumers happy with the HD Lifecam Cinema, which supports 720p resolution and captures video at 30f/s. This is a really nice webcam as it would give the real time experience when its in action. Below you can check out more of its features.
Features:
4x digital zoom.
Noise-canceling mic.
Auto-focus & a glass lens.
Aluminum Body with a stand to work with PCs & Notebooks.
Windows Live call button for easy use of Windows Live Messenger.
USB connection.
Works with Windows7, Vista & XP.
System Requirements:
You would need at least a dual core 1.6GHz processor, but Microsoft recommends a 3GHz dual core processor and 2GB of memory, which are unusually high specifications for a webcam. But if you want to take the experience, this is what you need to have !!
About The Harrier Jump Jet!
The Harriers most famous feature is its vertical take off and landing capability. Although the Harrier has one jet engine (The Pegasus) it has four nozzles that direct the jet engine thrust downwards for vertical lift. (Diagram 1)
To save fuel a simple ramp allows the plane to take off on a very short runway. This is used by the Royal Navy Carriers. The planes appear to hop into the air.
Vents at the ends of each wing can be used to direct some of the thrust and this allows the pilot to move the plane left, right, forwards and backwards - whilst hovering.