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Samsung Galaxy SIII

2012-05-04 at 1:55 AM 0 comments

Flying hovercraft

Hovercraft in style. Powered by a 4-cylinder automotive engine, the UH-18SP is everything you'd ever want in a hovercraft. It was designed for people who love to play. For the family that gets together for fishing, skiing, cruising and all-around fun, this is your vehicle. The UH-18SP will take you places other craft have never been. Convert your UH-18SP hovercraft into the 18SPW Hoverwing™ in less than twenty minutes and fly up to 10 feet high over waves, rocks, beaches and fields in ground effect. The wings roll up and can be stored aboard the craft for easy transportation and rapid deployment. The UH-18SPW Hoverwing™ is the only ground-effect hovercraft to be released as a plan or kit. Ground effect hovercraft operates over any terrain while cruising at an altitude of 4 to 12 feet. Home made from plans available thru Universal Hovercraft.

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Zboard - the skateboard for the lazy

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This vehicle is controlled like a Segway - to accelerate the need to lean forward, and for the inhibition of transfer the center of gravity back. Its speed reaches 24 km / h, power reserve of about 5 km. The model is not suitable to perform tricks and are not recommended skater with a weight of 100 kg. The price of this self-propelled board is $ 600.

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LG Optimus L7

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LG officially announced the launch of sales of the smartphone LG Optimus L7 in Europe and Asia. The smartphone running Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, has a 4.3-inch WVGA IPS display and its thickness is 8.7 mm (width is 67 millimeters in new items, and the length - 125.5). Performance of the device provides a single core processor running at 1 GHz and 512 MB of RAM. Available 4 GB of internal memory can be increased by means of cards MicroSD. The approximate cost is $ 300 smartphone.

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HomeOS for the smart home from Microsoft

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HomeMaestro is a prototype of a home automation system that I built as part of my research to address the numerous issues plaguing current home automation systems. It consists of two main features: 1) a tangible, appliance-scripting interface, and 2) an "app store" for quickly and easily downloading functionality to the home. Or, as I like to pitch it, HomeMaestro is a platform for intuitively defining home appliance behavior.

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Binary Burst Clock

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Each spire uses three blue digits to display minutes. Once the binary count has reach five, the clock moves onto the next spire and continues counting. Hours are displayed by a red LED at the middle position of the spire.