PSP Go!

Can't wait to try this nextgen PSP this fall!

Novatel MiFi

I just read about this yesterday in my local newspaper. This is the mobile communications device that makes the most sense for me. The MiFi 2200 Intelligent Mobile hotspot. Watch out WiFi, Here comes MiFi says it all. All I can say is wow!

WiFi to Go, no Cafe Needed is a good NYTimes article about it.

Zecharia Sitchin / Niburu

Over at About.com, I found a good index of Zecharia Sitching and Niburu. Here is a briefing of Zecharia Sitchin biography and key ideas.

Odd Things In Wrong Places

This is an interesting set of posts about odd things being out of place in time. "Time Upside Down". Is this science, B.S., archaelogoy, or something else. It is an interesting read and somewhat related to the "The 10 Most Puzzling Ancient Artifacts".

Finally, the PSP Stand I really want

The Cobra PSP stand is flexible and can be reshaped like a goose neck microphone stand. I have been looking for one of these since I got my PSP. For $23, this is no-brainer. Cobra PSP Stand Bundle Kit.

Nanowire battery 10x better than Lithium-ion

Battery technology research keeps getting better. This was announced back in December 2007 in Stanford News Service article.

Telsa Motors unveils 4-door sedan

Earlier this week Tesla Motors unveiled its promised sedan following up on its electric 2-seater, Roadster. "Tesla Shows Off Family Friendly Electric Car". Unless someone else comes up with a viable electric car, the Tesla Model S is my next sedan if is available.

The Missing Secrets of Nikola Tesla

I found this video that is available on Google Video, "The Missing Secrets of Nikola Tesla". It is available as a iPod/PSP also.

Prince 3-D assault

Prince is releasing a new 3 disc sonic assault! One of the discs is 'rock-guitar-fueled'... hmmm... available exclusively at Target on Sunday for $11.98.

Terrafugia Flying Car Maiden Flight!

The first practical flying car. Watch the YouTube video of it.

Ovonic Battery

While watching "Who Killed The Electric Car" a 2006 bdocumentary on SonyClassics DVD, there already is a battery technology called the ovonic battery developed for GM that would solve the EV-1 battery issues. The battery inventor's company, Energy Conversion Devices, that has gotten into solar roof shingles and other alternative energy technologies. This is something to watch.

Ancient Aliens in HD

The History Channel HD just broadcast a new documentary that was quite incredible. I watched "Ancient Aliens" last night which featured the infamous astroarchaeologists including Erich Von Daniken and David Hatcher Childress.

GeoEye Gallery

Here are the GeoEye (Google sponsored) high resolution image gallery.

Atlantis found with Google Ocean?

Google recently added bathymetric information and visualizations to Google Earth. This is called Google Ocean. Is this underwater discovery off thte Canary Islands Atlantis? "Is this Atlantis?" You will need Google Earth 5 to see this. Spotted this Slashdot posting.

Track your Friends' Location using Google Latitude

Google introduced a new capability called Google Latitude that permits you to track your friends via their mobile device using Google Maps. Here's a quick link explaining how it works.

NVIDIA $10k Tesla Personal SuperComputer

Supercomputers are becoming affordable. Check out this GPU based supercomputer from NVIDIA. "NVIDIA's $10k Tesla GPU-based Personal SuperComputer". Estimated to be 250 times faster than a normal average modern personal workstation.

Buckypaper

Here is a very innovative application of nanotechnology, buckypaper. "Future plans, cars may be made of 'buckypaper'".

Device that extracts water from air

This device actually on the market now, Element Four WaterMill. It actually extracts water from air at about 3.6 gallons per day. I am impressed Wonder how much it costs?

GeoEye-1, Google's First Satellite

Wow, Google will be augmenting their imagery with the advanced high-resolution, civil, remote sensing satellite to date. See this article.

Acer Aspire One Netbook

The Asus Eee PC 901 is nice and so are the many other similar netbooks, but this one looks to be a winner, "Acer Aspire One launched: $379". It looks good and is getting really good reviews. The Everex Cloudbook looked promising but was dogged by quality issues. At least that is what I have read earlier this year. InfoWorld has a decent review here and provides links to competing netbook devices. Here is another decent review.