Luxury High Tech Office in SUV

Want to work efficiently and comfortably in your car? Want to travel with your family comfortably? LimousinesWorld has added a New concept to its line of New Luxury Cars and new Limousines models: The Executive Mobile Office SUV.

It is an Executive Luxury Car with all the Office equipment installed inside. You can work on your computer, use the Internet, watch TV. There are also work desks, large comfortable chairs, floor and ceiling lights, two 7-inch screen, DVD and stereo, and bar.

And enough space inside for the reception of visitors. This exclusive office you can make based on the Cadillac Escalade, Mercedes GL, Lincoln Navigator, Infiniti QX56, or Ford Expedition. that a businessperson needs in order to work comfortably and efficiently.

This luxury car can be custom built on a Cadillac Escalade, Mercedes GL, Lincoln Navigator, Infiniti QX56 and Ford Expedition.

Here is a mobile office designed by LimousinesWorld – for the rich, successful people whose work requires constant presence, as well as those who like to travel in comfort. Mobile Office SUV is ideal for working in the road during the long-distance trips and traveling, and being in a car.

It is like a Luxury Private High Tech Office on Wheels.

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New Macbook Air

They say Apple updates its products like clockwork, releasing something new at the same time in the same place every year. Not so with MacBook Airs anyway. The outfit's gone and freshened up its 13-inch and 11-inch ultraportables -- the second such update in nine months. Although the industrial design hasn't changed much since the last generation, both models step up to Sandy Bridge Core i5 and i7 processors, Thunderbolt ports, backlit keyboards, and, of course, OS X Lion

The 11.6-inch flavor starts at $999 with 64GB of solid-state storage, 2GB of memory and a 1.6GHz Core i5 processor. The higher-end of the two configurations costs $1,199, with the extra two hundred dollars doubling your RAM and storage. The 13-inch Air, meanwhile, starts at $1,299, with a 128GB SSD, 4GB of RAM, and a 1.7GHz Core i5 CPU. Step up to the $1,599 model and you'll get a 256GB SSD instead. Regardless, you're looking at Intel HD 3000 graphics across the board, along with FaceTime webcams, two USB ports (plus an SD slot on the 13-inch version), 802.11n WiFi, and Bluetooth 4.0. The two differ when it comes to resolution and battery life: the 11-incher has a 1366 x 768 panel and is rated for up to five hours of battery life, whereas the 13-inch model has a 1440 x 900 screen and promises up to seven hours of juice. As for that 1.8GHz Core i7 CPU, it'll set you back an extra $100 on the 13-inch version, and $150 for the 11-inch version. Whichever size you choose, it's only an option for the higher-end configuration. Hit the source link to peep the specs and buy one, if you're so inclined

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Hand Shovel

Ever wanted to dig a massive hole with your bare hands?! Trux have made it possible with a Hand Shovel! The shovel – that fits like a glove – allows you to go down to your local beach and rip a giant hole in the sand with one fist! (You can even dig to China!)

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Smallest Camera

A Look at Future Laptops – Pen Computers

Amazing Technology from Japan.

Are they Pens with Cameras?

Any natural presumptions? No indication yet?

Ladies and gentle-men… congratulations!

You have just looked into the future… yes that’s true!

You have just seen something that will substitute your PC in the near future.

Here is how it operates:

In the innovation of tiny computers, scientists have made fantastic developments with Bluetooth technology…

This is the forthcoming computers you can carry within your pockets .

This “pen type of gadget” generates both the screen as well as the key-board on any flat surface from where you can carry out tasks you would normally do on your desktop PC.

Can we say, “Good bye laptops!”

Tree Planting Robot

Science Fiction has been less-than-kind when it comes to giving robots an environmentally friendly outlook. Robots are supposed to destroy the world, not save it, right? Nay. Nay I say. And so also says Anna-Karin Bergkvist, designer of this tree planting robot. Reforestation on the horizon, that’s what this robot says. Four legs, extendable planting arm, and planting head. That’s what we’ve got here. One green robot walker.

This machine is built to be small and tread lightly so that it has as little negative impact on the plants and animals it must walk through in order to get around the newly planted forest. By using hot steam to destroy competing vegetation (choking vines that kill trees, for example), it poses no threat to the animals that afterward come upon planting spots. Each seed is planted with a biodegradable plastic protective barrier, protecting it from bugs until it’s old enough that they could take chomps and it’d still survive. The robot itself is run on steam and fueled by “forestry waste” such as animal pellets and wood chips.

One robot can carry around 320 seedlings in one load. Seeds are fed into the machine at the front and loaded onto a revolving cartridge until full – at which point the robot begins it’s cycle. The robot stands in place, planting as many seeds as is reasonable and it can reach in one location. Once finished, the arm retracts to fill up again as the robot moves on to the next location.

There is a trailer involved in this situation also, the one that brings the robot to the locations it’s going to seed. Once in place, the robot uses this trailer as a base camp, returning as needed to re-fill with seeds, fuel, and water automatically. The robot can work in patterns, a complete “virtual forest” can be programmed into it for planting. Landscape Architects, get out your pencils and pads!

Designer: Anna-Karin Bergkvist

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