Car #1 - Fisker

After tomorrow will be showing new coupe Fisker. This displays lines similar but smaller size than the first model of the Fisker Karma, a sedan of nearly five meters long which is already available in some markets. 

The most notable difference is that the Atlantic should be sold for roughly half the price of the Karma. The Atlantic is the result of the Project Nina, who came to be threatened by the U.S. government's refusal to fund the development of the new model because of delays in delivery of the Fisker Karma and problems in A123 System batteries. 

This four-door coupe is equipped with a hybrid system with extended-range, known as the Karma but also the Opel Ampera and Chevrolet Volt. Mix a block gasoline (not connected mechanically to the wheels) and 2.0-liter four-cylinder BMW source and an electric motor, which acts as a generator to keep the lithium-ion batteries charged. Inside there is space for four occupants, thanks to a long wheelbase. The car will be rear-wheel drive with four-wheel drive available as an option. The Atlantic, whose conceptshould not now be far off the production version will be built at the former GM plant in Wilmington, Delaware (USA).

PAL-V Flying Car - Maiden Flight

This week the Dutch company PAL-V announced the first flights of its prototype "flying car".

This unique vehicle is called the PAL-V One, or the 'Personal Air and Land Vehicle', and It marks the start of a new era.

With these successful test results it is proven that it is not only possible to build a flying car but also that it can be done within existing international rules for both flying and driving.

Having passed this important milestone the company is now inviting investors to join them in creating the future.

The next step will be the design of the first commercial production model of the PAL-V, and first deliveries are expected in 2014.

Google unveils Project Glass: futuristic glasses augmented reality

Google yesterday unveiled a project called "Glass Project", which fits very well in that kind of technology you hitherto believed to be a thing of fiction films, but just do not know if it gets too excited or afraid of the future.

The Glass Project is an eye that uses augmented reality, putting in your field of view several features that today we need to make the smartphone, such as viewing reports, navigate through maps, answer calls, among others. Watch the video released on Google + to better understand.

The project is being developed in the laboratory Google [x] and has its front three experts from different field. Babak Parviz, professor from the University of Washington and has done work with lenses of short stories intelligent; Steve Lee works with Google Latitude and new services based on the history of users, and Sebastian Thrun, a professor at Stanford University and the team that developed the Google autonomous car.

The Glass Project is still in early development. Therefore, the more you want to feel like Tony Stark with an interface designed into your helmet titanium alloy with gold, do not expect it to become a real product later this year. For now, he is more a concept than a product.

Surf Video

Since im always trying to disclose "new" things to you guys,here goes another. 

This is Gabriel “freak” Medina, and for you that like surf you probably know him but for those who don't its good to see cuz there's some fine chics in the video.

This is the result of a few encounters with Gabriel on the North Shore season of 2011.

Fun Video #3

This guy here is Josh Blue and he has cerebral paralysis but he is a great comedian and a great example of the power and determination of the human being. Just watch it and share too.

Austrian jump from an altitude of 71,500 feet

An Austrian jumped on Thursday from an altitude of 71,581 feet, or 21.8824 km, a project sponsored by Red Bull ... but it was just a test, since Felix Baumgartner plans to jump from 90,000 feet this summer.

Reaching speeds of just under 643 km/h during the fall, the man plans his next stunt jumping from a height of 37 km, breaking the record set in 1960 (31.37 km).

Baumgartner came from Roswell, New Mexico, in a pressurized capsule, and was raised by a helium balloon.

Diablo III

Diablo 3 released on May 15

     The studio Blizzard confirmed this Thursday, the third installment of the Diablo series will be released on May 15th for PC, but must be purchased initially, via digital, meaning you need to do the 'download'. "After many years of hard work in development and after being tested in the Beta, thousands of players around the world, we are now in the final. We hope to provide the final version of Diablo 3 from May 15, "said CEO Mike Morhaime. In Diablo 3 players will be able to incarnate into five classes of warriors: Barbarian, Monk, two types warlocks and a hunter of demons.