Green Goblin-inspired Suzuki GSXR-1000 seems to be the new buzz word in the moto-world. This green motorcycle looks pretty flashy on the streets and will catch everyone’s eye. Its manufacturer feels it to be a high on price that is somewhere around $7545. Many people know about this bike that it has got a hell lot of awards and prizes for itself.

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All those who love outdoors might well know the food problems you’ve to face. Need not face them anymore! Next time you go out for camping, take the foldable oven with you. Researchers in Taiwan Textile Institute have developed a cloth that can take high temperatures (over 300 degrees) making it hot enough to roast chicken or bake cookies.

Designed to be extremely portable, this foldable oven weighs only a few hundred grams and can be used while camping, in military kitchens as well as in outdoor catering. It has thin flexible conductive elements woven into the oven’s highly heat-resistant fabric.

A prototype was demonstrated today at the Textile International Forum and Exhibition in Taipei. You’ll have to wait for some time to buy this portable and foldable oven as it will be on sale as early as next year.

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Bicycle commuting is healthy, safe and cheap, the only emission is what the biker breathes out. But, it does have its problems. One is that bikes generally have a very awkward shape. If there is no bike rack or if you want to go somewhere with your bike, you’re have to drag a very burdensome package with you.

Well! What if there was a bike you could fold and carry or that you could take on the subway. That sure would be nice.

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According to a review in Wired Magazine, one of the very best designs on the market is the Brompton M6L.

It’s a British contraption that folds up to just 10 x 24 x 32-inches in less than half a minute and weighs only 25 pounds. An additional pair of tiny luggage wheels makes it easy to drag the contraption around when transporting it in its folded state.

Traveling with a folding bike is not the most convenient way to travel but it sure can come in handy at times.

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It looks like a stylish piece of equipment when you place it on the dashboard of your automobile. It incorporates a hell lot of functionalities that will surely never let you loose your way. It displays a 3.5-inch TFT screen, a quite useful SD memory slot, built-in quality speakers, Bluetooth connectivity and a rechargeable battery. This GPS apparatus is surely here to make a difference in your lives.

Price: $900

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To tackle the problem now Solar Technologies UK has produced its new device called Freeloader that can offer you a low cost solution to your problems. The device is an advanced portable charging system that can power almost any hand held device anywhere without electricity.

This charging device is equipped with 120mA premium quality crystalline solar cells to charge itself within 3 to 5 hours, no matter what kind of weather it is. Its free solar energy can power an iPod for 18 hours or a mobile phone for over 40 hours.

It comes equipped with a series of adaptors and connectors that offer flexibility to solar charge anything from digital camera to a Sony PSP and its USB charging cable also enable users to power-up the Freeloader charger via PC.

This lightweight metallic silver designed device is available from Maplin Electronics in their 117 stores in the UK and Ireland for only £29.99.

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Ok so this one’s a new. A talking luggage ID. A high-tech solution for tagging your luggage while traveling. Yes, with this neat little gadget, you can replace the handwritten label attached to your traveling bag. ‘Lost & Found Sound Tag‘ has the ability of recording a 20-second sound clip to pack in your name, address, phone number, hotel’s name and address, and all the other relevant mumbo-jumbo, which you think will ensure that your baggage reaches you if it goes missing.

Shaped like a cross and colored bright yellow, it is noticeable enough; provided of course that your baggage handler has not already removed it. It is battery-operated, comes packaged with 3 batteries and is a manageable 2 1/4 x 3″ in size. It has a red button which when pushed plays back the recorded message.

My only worry is who would want to buy something for which an easier solution already exists i.e. good old handwritten tags? Interested parties can buy it here for $14.98.

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Now this is something very much techno- savvy and rather quite innovating for all those snowboarders at the global front. This unique snowboarding jacket is not just a usual jacket, in spite of keeping you warm it also has GPS connectivity and that too through a watch. The display panel is mounted on the sleeve of the jacket which presents you with the speed, distance and time aswell.
The fabric switching technology and flexible screens makes this marvel a complete out of the world gizmo. They bestow you with the highest level of satisfaction regarding the functionality. Seriously I consider it to be a must have gizmo for every snowboarder round the block.

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However, engineers are already using highly efficient superconducting electric motors to power large ships as a substitute to diesel but superconductors ability to operate at temperatures close to absolute zero, or about -273.15°C is still a big problem to make it happen. Now, Siemens has reported that they have overcome this barrier with the development of their new motor that uses high-temperature superconductors that work at -140°C.

In addition, by using these motors in large case under the ship that many cruise ships uses these days, the surrounding seawater will work as a very efficient cooling system to disperse adequate heat for the motor to enable it to function at required temperature.

Now, let us see how soon this new motor will help to overcome barrier that engineers are facing to power monstrous ships via electricity but we will definitely keep you posted.

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Have you dreamed of following your friends using Google Earth? Well, dream no more, the Trackstick II is here and it’s guaranteed to creep you out. You will be able to track and record all of its movement, the little device is literally a tracker you’d see in spy movies.

The Trackstick II is a sequel. It’s an updated version of the original Trackstick. The gadget is a GPS data logger designed specifically with Google Earth. It can continuously record its own location history for extended period of time while running on two AAA batteries. It lets you keep a satellite scrapbook of all your travels and record your explorations.

The Trackstick II records its own location, time, date, speed, heading and altitude at preset intervals. With over 1Mb of memory, it can store months of travel information. The Trackstick is the perfect tool for individuals looking for a way to track anything that moves.

How it works?

The Trackstick II receives signals from twenty four satellites orbiting the earth. With this information, the Trackstick II can precisely calculate its own position anywhere on the planet to within fifteen meters.

Where does it work?

The Trackstick II will work anywhere on the planet. Your exact location and the route travelled can be viewed and played back directly within Google Earth. Everything is included and there is no monthly fees.

Use it for recording the exact routes you take when hiking, biking or vacationing.

Record the location of everywhere you go, import pictures and other information into Google Earth to offer an entirely new perspective of your journey.

Trackstick II’s data can be downloaded to your (Windows-only) computer via USB and viewed on Google Earth’s 3D model of the planet. Google Earth Store sells the units for $169.

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