Fancy cars and gadgets
Sanyo has added a new product to their Eneloop range: the Eneloop lamp. It’s a rechargeable interior light that be used as an “interior light” for daily living and as a “flashlight” in an emergency. The lamp uses a contactless charging system and has no metallic contact on the product body, giving it a nice exterior appearance.
ARCHOS is stepping into the miniPC market with the 9PCtablet, a 9 inch tablet pc. This netbook-without-a-keyboard looks pretty neat. It is also very thin at just 16 mm (0.63 inches), and weighs less than 800 g (22.29 ounces).
Inkia International has added two new Intel MIDs (Mobile Internet Device) and they come equipped with the Intel Atom N270 and an array of Z5xx series processors. Both units run Windows XP or Linux on 1GB of RAM and an SSD storage up to 32GB. The MIDs also support 3G, WiFi, Bluetooth, and GPS and have 800 x 480 touchscreens.
The devices come in two different sizes: one with a 5-inch screen and the other with 7-inch screen. The smallest has a microSD card slot, mouse buttons, stereo speakers, 0.3-megapixel webcam, …
BenQ comes with a new netbook model: the Joybook Lite U102. It’s made to be always connected on the Internet and runs on Intel’s Atom processor. It has a 10.1 inch UltraVivid WSVGA LED-backlit screen with 16:9 aspect ratio (1024×600 resolution).
Lamborghini presents the Gallardo LP 550-2 Valentino Balboni to honour the testdriver Balboni who has been with Lamborghini for over 40 years, but is now retired. The Gallardo LP 550-2 is a rear-wheel drive supercar with 550 horsepower (405kW) output coming from a 5.2-litre tweaked V10 engine. The Balboni model is the only current Lamborghini that delivers its power to the road via its rear wheels alone.
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