VIDEO: British comedians discover Clarkson Island (3)
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Filed under: Videos, UKClick above to watch the video after the jump Jeremy Clarkson is a lot of things to a lot of people. He's unique and iconic. Entertaining and informative. But what he's not is inimitable. That's what British sketch comedy duo Harry and Paul discovered when they stumbled upon Clarkson Island. The magical isle off the southern coast of England (and not to be confused with the Isle of Man) is inhabited exclusively ...
Japan planning its own damn space ladder (12)
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Filed under: Transportation If the third time is the charm, yet you botch that attempt just like the earlier two, then what? That's the problem facing NASA and its Space Elevator Challenge, which has for three successive years failed to live up to the vision of Arthur C. Clarke. Japan isn't waiting for a fourth, announcing plans to spend $7.3 billion on its own lift to whisk passengers (and cargo) 22,000 miles aloft on composite ...
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visik7 said:
che figata
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Tom said:
My only issue with the space elevator is that its going to be freaking ugly, even if it is built by the japanese.
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goodsense said:
Puaaatsss!
Maxell's Leather Label DVDs are Fonzerelli approved (1)
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Filed under: Storage Oh man, just look at that. Soft, rich, leather-wrapped 16x DVD-Rs and 2x DRD-RWs -- guaranteed to make your data more creamy and you more socially awkward. Available October 25th in Japan for an undisclosed price.Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments
McLaren appeal over Hamilton penalty thrown out of FIA court (2)
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Filed under: Motorsports, Government/Legal Lewis Hamilton does not have good luck in France. Of all the races he's won in these past two seasons, he's yet to take the checkered flag at the French Grand Prix, has had his license revoked by the French gendarmes, and has now had his appeal thrown out of court in Paris. Following the Belgian Grand Prix earlier this month, Hamilton was penalized by the race stewards with a 25-second ...
T-Mobile G1 video hands-on - Engadget Review (13)
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Filed under: Cellphones No, we're not done with this thing yet. Check out our hands-on video of the T-Mobile G1 after the break. Of note, scrolling around in the browser is a tad laggy, and everything feels very first-generation. There's an obligatory compare-o with the iPhone, but the G1 is obviously packing in a full-size keyboard, so the size doesn't seem too outlandish. Continue reading T-Mobile G1 video hands-onPermalink | Email this | Comments
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想看实际使用视频的可以到这里
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Chris said:
8min video of the first android phone in action. Looks pretty good, phones a little thick though.
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Mercedes-Benz marks 80 years of protection with new S600 Pullman Guard (1)
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Filed under: Sedans/Saloons, Safety, Mercedes-Benz, Special/Limited EditionsClick above for high-res gallery of the Mercedes-Benz S600 Pullman Guard Short of riding around in a tank, among the highest levels of protection while motoring are provided by armored Mercedes-Benz. The German automaker has been protecting heads of state and captains of industry for 80 years now, and to mark the anniversary has officially released the new S600 Pullman Guard limousine, which was initially announced way back in ...
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F1 teams spent over $3 billion, Toyota the most (3)
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Filed under: Motorsports, Honda, Toyota, Earnings/Financials, Ferrari While we knew Formula 1 racing was an expensive venture, leave it to the 2008/2009 edition of Formula Money to spell-out the jaw-dropping finances for us. According to their latest guide, the supporting cast will shell out over $3 billion this year in team resources -- with Toyota dropping more than $445 million of it alone. McLaren is a close second at $433 million, while Ferrari rounds out ...
More pics from Top Gear testing American metal (1)
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Filed under: Coupes, Sedans/Saloons, Sports/GTs, Supercars, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Dodge, UK, Celebrities Click above for high-res gallery Not long after we learned that the famous Top Gear trio was in the U.S., a fan managed to snap some shots of Clarkson, Hammond and Mays testing their favorite examples of American muscle at the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah. The hosts made their way to salt flats by way of Reno, Nevada where they had a few ...
Ford wishes GM a happy 100th birthday (4)
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Filed under: Etc., Ford, GM, Humor Click above to enlarge Credit Ford with a classy move yesterday when it strategically left the blinds open in certain offices at its World Headquarters in Dearborn. The effect was a building-sized birthday card congratulating its cross-town competitor, General Motors, on making it 100 years in the automotive business. Ford celebrated its centennial a few years back, so knows how much fun the big 1-0-0 can be. And though ...
Mmmm, iPhone cupcakes look Cupertino-licious (4)
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Oh man, right around lunchtime. I bet I could eat all twelve of those cupcakes. I’d probably start with the e-mail one. I like how the e-mail works on my iPod Touch. I’d eat the clock one last because it’s like, hey, there’s a clock up in the corner. Don’t go making me poke a little square just to see what time it is. I have the corner, man. [Rapidpik via Digg]
Intel launches six-core Xeon 7400, your bank account shudders (7)
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Filed under: Desktops Thanks to Google's Chrome and Microsoft's IE8, discrete processes are the new hotness, and more apps running simultaneously on your desktop is a great excuse to buy a CPU with more cores! On cue, Intel has officially launched its new Xeon 7400 processor, hitting 2.6 GHz on six cores and boasting an advertised 43 percent jump in performance over the lowly quad-core 7300, which had only half the 7400's 16MB of L3 ...