Innovative device from Dell, the "Dell Splinter"

In association with Chris Corrigan and Groups’ brainchild Dells new project is taking shape to set  us free from carrying a laptop, a cell phone or a camera separately for seeking optimum result out of the devices. All our desired needs have been put together into a ‘simple looking, complex working’ small tablet device. But this is surely not another iPad of that kind.

Transparent toaster.

Did you ever burn your toast? Each one of us has done it at least once. Those electronic companies sure take a long time to come up with a simpler solution. Everything has to come out very basic and hard to use then they start improving it. Why not wait a little longer and come up with a smarted and more user friendly product, I have no idea. I can’t believe that no one realised that people burn their toast because they can’t see them…

I know I didn’t think about it either…. J So I thank Inventible concept studios for this amazing invention.

Happy 75 year anniversary Jaguar

The 2011 Jaguar C-X75 is their gift to their costumers to prove how Jaguar always combines design, technology and innovation. It is a demonstration of what Jaguars of the future could be like, unfortunately it will not be slated for production. It is basically sneak peak of how the design language could be in the future, how performance can be delivered in a light weight and where their technology is headed. The message delivered through this car is "technology with responsibility", the Jaguar C-X75 is a hybrid capable of anything you can imagine. I'm talking about top speed reaching over 330 km/h even when relying purely on electric mode. This car weighs only 1347 kilograms and is able to hit 100 km/h in 3.4 s. The C-C75 can travel up to 70 miles on it's battery pack alone, but once the turbines kick in it can keep going for up to 560 miles.

The C-X75 is a real peak into the future, it really showcases Jaguars finesse in cutting edge designs and intelligent use of new technology in a sustainable manner.