Eco friendly ICE!!!

May 20, 2009

A new generation fire-fighting was born with Japanese scientists to say it is going to be more sufficient. Now that fire extinguisher could become an old method in fire fighting, there is a new technological path for this super ice ready to fight out of control fires. The conceptual idea was to eliminate carbon dioxide being present in ordinary fire fighting and test a new method using carbon dioxide hydrates, frozen water crystals as well as CO2.

Having used a special reactor under the laboratory conditions, scientists have discovered that the produced pellets of carbon dioxide hydrates uses less water than common ice with less amount of carbon dioxide than dry ice could produce.

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Transform your USB!!!

Okay so you have piles of flash drives scattered around your apartment or on your office drawers in a nightmarish fashion, but this one just has to be more special? Hey it's a Transformer-- Ravage, AKA Tripredacus Agent. Ravage has outlived the age of cassette and is onto smaller, better things, and he can store up to 2GB of your most valuable data. He's going to run $42.99 when he's available in September, and can be pre-ordered now.


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Dell's New 2100 for Students!

Aiming to enhance the facilitation of low-cost laptops to schools, Dell has just announced the Latitude 2100, a Netbook specifically targeted to educational markets. I think its gonna appeal more than the students in the classroom.

The basic components: Atom CPU, 1GB of RAM, Windows XP--highlight being the chassis of the Latitude 2100. Its cool funky and designed with young users in mind who want to make their impression. Its has an optional touch screen!

With Dell doing good with its Mini 10 series, the new Latitude 2100, harbors traditional netbook internals, with kid-friendly perks like colorful lids and a rugged rubberized design, along with options for a carrying handle, shoulder strap, antimicrobial keyboard, touchscreen LCD and a Dell Mobile Computing Station docking cart. The netbook is going to be available with options for Vista, XP or Ubuntu 8.10, and the base configuration retails at $369

Also watch out: - Dell has announced a new netbook, the Inspiron Mini10v, a similar model to the company's previous offering, the Dell Mini 10.