Nokia the king in the is planning to introduce Nokia N900 very soon in the market this mobile is a Quad-band GSM mobile with HSDPA, WiMAX, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
Reports say that this Nokia N900 will not be powered by symbian v5 like other nokia mobiles but this will be powered by smart tablet 2008 which is based on Maemo here are some of the new features in it.
1. It has HSPA for broadband so you can be online anywhere so internet in the walk
2. Processor with TI OMAP3 which mainly improves the performance and speed
3. Inbuilt hi-def camera for imaging and photo sharing
and also Nokia N900 is small and high quality functioned mobile like iphone and its rivals. And this nokia N900 will have a crisp and sharp 3.5” display and 16 Gb internal storage capacity which is more than enough for songs games and images for a ordinary users and if you want to extend the storage you have a option for the miniSDHC.
This N900 will have a strong capability for internet browsing with latest opera browser and also it has a function for video streaming from you tube and you can also upload to youtube format with inbuilt streamer and also it has functions like MMS sms and make a high Quality phone conversations ,and email, internet, and a online VOIP skype in it so you can make free isd and local calls from mobile voip .
As far as price is concerned the Nokia N900 might be priced between $700 -$750, but the latest news is that nokia is reconsidering there Price.
"When the final case design of the Playstation 3 was released, it was widely critsised as looking exactly like a George Foreman Grill ... we decided this would be a great project and challenge to actually build the Real PS3 Grill."
I don't know about you, but I take comfort in knowing that somehow, somewhere, some dude is cooking up little steaks and sausages on a $600 toy. They're still working on the full tutorial and a video, but photos and disassembly instructions are available
Cool pictures and videos of Wunderland, the largest miniature railroad in the world. Miniatur Wunderland, located in Hamburg. Just looking at the cool pictures and videos below of the Miniatur Wunderland, a $10 million, 9,600 square foot train set, you may mistake it for a living, breathing place! This is so cool!
Several places, in fact, including its native Hamburg, and America (complete with an Area 51), Scandinavia and Austria — all painstakingly recreated down to the major landmarks, working traffic and ships and, of course, trains. Soon there will even be an airport. It's all part of an expansion planned for 2014, that will see Miniatur Wunderland add 36,000 feet of track to the almost 30,000 feet already in place, as well as doubling the set's $10 million price tag.
It took 500,000 working hours to build, going from Norway, Denmark, and Sweden to North America, through Germany, Austria, and Switzerland—complete with the Grand Canyon, 20-foot tall Swiss mountains, and:
800 trains.
Over 10,000 train cars in total, running several hundred kilometers every day.
One train is 47.5 feet long.
Over 170 computer controlled cars.
More than 200,000 people (there's all kinds of things here, even a crime scene).
Controlled by 40 computers.
200 cameras control the premises.
Day and night lighting simulator.
300,000 computer-controlled LEDs
The Miniatur Wunderland has a pretty darn impressive list of numbers, from track length to the number of traffic signals. They are opening an airport this year, which has taken 2.5 years to build. If you are not impressed after watching the video, seriously, I don't know what will. Oh, wait, I know: This cool model even has a fully working model whorehouse, casinos, and a secret underground base. The attention to detail is obsessive to say the least. All framed by the sweet poetry of stilted translation: “see wild animals/and other very shy herds/and above all you examine the life like it is real”.
The wunders also include thousands of model cars, hundreds of thousands of lights, and scenes recreated from busy harbors to red light districts to football matches to hauling a body out of a river, across countries including the US, Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
A collection of cool aquariums from around the world. These glorified fish tanks would look so cool in any apartment or house. Aquariums are so relaxing and create such a cool ambiance to any room. Check these out...
The Silverfish Aquarium designed by Octopus Studios is a gnarly looking setup for your fishy little friends. Each 60 gallon setup is custom made, costs $3,400, and is allegedly self sufficient. This fish tank is such a cool gadget for fish lovers who want a fish tank with a difference.
The oddly named "Silverfish" aquarium—isn't a silverfish aquarium a bookcase?—from Octopus Studios has six orbs connected by tubes, the better to let your fish reconfigure their own habitat while gargling the theme to The Jeffersons. Each aquarium is made-to-order for $3,400 minus gravel and fish. (Freshwater suggested.)
While the manufacturer says it's not much more difficult to clean than a standard rectangular tank, I think we all know that's a bit of understatement. Still, I like it a lot—although I think I'd like it a lot more if it had a more attractive base instead of something that looks like a TV stand from Wal-Mart.