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DIY project for your weekends: Your own solar car
Autoblog Green
Apr 15th 2008 9:14PM this idea isn't really new. I have seen hybrid cars http://www.activehybrid.com with solar panels on the roof that are capable of going highway speeds but at least this thing will conserve energy.
U.S. Gov't: did we say $3.50 for a gallon of gas by Spring? Our bad, it'll actually be $2.50
Autoblog Green
Feb 7th 2008 3:00PM Well i have read that many other countries were paying $5.00 a gallon so if they predict we will pay more i can believe it. http://www.activehybrid.com
Evergreen's Goth Keyboard for "meat-loving people"
Engadget
Jan 25th 2008 11:24AM Thanks for clearing that up Corwin. So i guess it was a good niche to target after-all.
Dell's XPS One (PRODUCT) RED is a charitable rip off
Engadget
Jan 25th 2008 7:50AM Very well said, so basically either you can donate and get a tax credit or let dell get the tax credit. And i am sure Dell isn't hurting for money.
Evergreen's Goth Keyboard for "meat-loving people"
Engadget
Jan 25th 2008 7:41AM I have heard of niche markets but thats going a little overboard. I was unaware they had goth's in Japan.
What do you want to know about the Volt and plug-in Prius?
Autoblog Green
Jan 25th 2008 7:32AM Near the end of the video it looked like small solar panels on the table. Do they propose to put solar panels on the top of hybrid cars?
http://www.activehybrid.com
Tesla Roadster now legal for sale in the US
Engadget
Jan 24th 2008 11:01PM Why dangus magee thats a beauty of a car. I would be happy to just have a can of spray paint in that color. http://www.activehybrid.com
First benchmarks: MacBook Air is the slowest Apple machine on the block
Engadget
Jan 24th 2008 10:55PM Perhaps the thing could fit in a briefcase which may suit some business folks on the go but by all means get a usb hub to add to it. http://www.andpcs.com
UltraBattery developed to drive hybrid cars to the next level
Engadget
Jan 24th 2008 9:30AM Now this is battery technology is great news. That could drop the price on hybrid cars. In which would help with global warming and america's dependency on foreign oil(why help fund the terrorist nations)
http://www.activehybrid.com
Microsoft: Vista has fewer first-year vulnerabilities than any modern OS
Engadget
Jan 24th 2008 9:09AM If you ask me the vulnerabilities are points of entry for a hacker to wreak havoc. And then in which once invaded by hackers the OS makers need a patch. The numbers above represent a small number of hack attempts so the number of hackers is astronomical. Just what do the hackers get out of their mischievous deeds?
