WorldCarFans gives us a sneak peak at the upcoming Ferrari F450, which is powered by a direct-injected V8, mated to the “California’s seven-speed dual-clutch gearbox — replacing the F1-style robotized manual.” Video after the break. The big air intakes protruding from the rear end, along with the larger exhaust pipes, should help the enlarged, direct-injection V8 eclipse even the 430 Scuderia’s 520-horsepower output. [via Autoblog ]
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Ferrari F450 Spy Video
Gameloft’s Siberian Strike for the iPhone is a top-down shooter packed with 12 stages, 4 difficulty levels, touch or accelerometer controls, and Wi-Fi multiplayer. Available now through the App Store, priced at $5.99. Continue reading for the trailer. I found the overall flow of the onscreen action to make for a great shooter experience with a real arcade feel. Siberian Strike impressed me as one of the best shooters I’ve encountered for the iPhone. [via Toucharcade ]
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Siberian Strike Hits the iPhone
If Nintendo were to release a computer mouse-style input device for the Nintendo Wii, this is what it should look like — modeled after the original NES controller. No word yet on if this concept will go into production. While it turns out this NES-inspired mouse is just a foam model, somebody needs to put these into production now. Nintendo, are you listening? [via Technabob ]
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NES Mouse
Basically, a MacBook Air owner found a broken hinge on his machine and became so frustrated with it that instead of fixing the problem, he goes on a stabbing spree. Video after the break. Hope as I may, this video is way, way too dumb to be some kind of viral ad for Lenovo. So, guy, here’s some of that attention you wanted, I guess! [via Gizmodo ]
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MacBook Air Owner Finds Broken Hinge, Stabs it
Toasters, like all other gadgets, stop working eventually, but these examples have been given second life as functional game systems and even a computer. Continue reading to see more.
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Toasters That Double as Functional Game Systems, Computer
Simply put, the Green Box by Eco Incorporated “breaks down easily into convenient serving plates, eliminating the need for environmentally unfriendly disposable serving plates.” Continue reading for a video demonstration. The remainder of the box converts easily into a handy storage container for leftovers, eliminating the need for cumbersome and environmentally unfriendly plastic wrap, aluminum foil or plastic bags to store the left over pizza in the refrigerator. [via Asylum - Ecoincorporated ]
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Green Box - Pizza Box of the Future Turns into Plates, Storage Unit
Dan of College Humor shows us what Twittering in the real world would be like, complete with random comments about a book and the guy who just doesn’t smell right. Continue reading to watch.
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Real-Life Twitter
At $8500 on eBay , this PlayStation 3 development kit boasts a 400GB Seagate ST3400833AS Barracuda internal hard drive and the standard Blu-ray disc player. Featuring “the same form factor as the commercially available PS3, the new reference tool (RT) models allow advanced game programming and more efficient computer graphics rendering.” Auction page . Click here for first picture in gallery. With its more affordable pricing, this new model will appeal to a broader range of developers and publishers, and will help to provide a more streamlined game development environment, further accelerating the game development for PS3. [via eBay - Xbitlabs ]
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eBay Watch: $8500 Sony PlayStation 3 Development Kit
Designed by Tommaso Gecchelin, the MacBook Touch features dual OLED touchscreen displays and innovative iSpine technology, which avoids “excessive compression on the screen, yet allows the laptop to sit in multiple viewing positions.” Click here for first picture in gallery. Go from a normal laptop with screen and touchscreen board - to a large widescreen canvas for drawing, presentation or movie watching. [via Yankodesign ]
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MacBook Touch
This nifty mini iMac G4 is basically just a secondary display. It’s comprised of LEGO bricks, a digital photo frame (display), and a built-in TV tuner. Continue reading to watch the originaly Luxo Jr. short. Click here for first picture in gallery. It may not be as perfect as the Lego Mac Pro, but this Lego iMac G4 - inspired by Pixar’s character Luxo Jr. - is so cute that I want to adopt it. [via Gizmodo ]
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LEGO iMac G4 is Pixar Luxo Jr. Inspired
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