 Mazda Motor Corporation will present SASSOU, the latest in its Zoom-Zoom philosophy of innovative, challenging designs, at the 2005 Frankfurt Motor Show in September.
SASSOU (pronounced ’sa-so’) is a small, lightweight, 3-door hatchback powered by a turbocharged, 3-cylinder, 1.0-litre Direct Injection gasoline engine. An engine-stop feature automatically shuts down the engine at full stops, in order to save fuel and curb emissions.
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The Tanaka Auto Door opens automatically when you stand in front of it. Even better, it only opens just enough to let the individual person come in.
Nokia has established a Research and Development center for mobile infrastructure in Chengdu, the capital city of the Sichuan province in Western China. The R&D centre will develop mobile applications based on 3G and IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) for both Chinese and global markets. The R&D Center was opened during an inauguration ceremony on Sunday 28 August.
General Motors is preparing to launch a revolutionary self-driving system on the 2008 Opel Vectra.
Nothing says creativity like a MIDI controller in the shape of a weapon. The midiGun is a MIDI controller in a gun. Not a real gun, but one covered in slightly camp flouro green plastic, lots of knobs and switches, a crossfader on the bottom of the barrel, a laser sight and lots more, detailed on this chart.
Sirius Satellite Radio has announced the debut of its first wearable satellite radio, the Sirius S50, which allows users to capture and store up to 50 hours of Sirius content, or a mix of Sirius programming and MP3/WMA files, enabling listening on the go. The Sirius S50 measures just 1.9 by 3.9 inches and 0.7 inches thick, and includes a full color display, sleek black exterior and voice-assisted channel navigation.
Taking from an accident in Sweden; The Honda rider was traveling at such a “very high speed”, his reaction time was not sufficient enough to avoid this accident.
Every year around this time, the Perseids meteor shower hits its peak. Watching it requires a clear night in the country, a few blankets and maybe some binoculars. But a night spent looking skyward usually results in neck pain.