First constant free Energy technology

Steorn asserting first constant free energy technology

Every new invention raises a hope against the biggest threat that constantly lingers around, that is, the ever depleting energy. This day on 20 Aug 2006, Steorn claims in the Economist the invention of the technology which can supply free, clean and constant energy. This technology is claimed to provide power to vehicles, to engines, to mobiles without any recharging. The technology focused on interaction of magnetic fields, that results in energy creation without any loss, so this is the direct opposition of the ‘Principle of the Conservation of Energy’. Steorn is asking for the public validation and endorsement of the scientific community since its uses can cater many urgent global needs, including security of energy supply and zero emission energy production. Steorn wants its use as a royalty-free technology by energy sector in third world for basic needs such as electrification projects

Energy-generating Shoes (Unbelievable Tech)

Brand New Energy-generating Shoes

When the human beings existed in million years ago, our ancestor still having their bare feet and walking around like a Barbarian (Sorry, I have no offense about it, but our ancestor really an uncivilized living creature in the very beginning!)
Thanks to the brain, human beings starting to involve throughout the time and in the end, we have becoming one of the smartest living creatures that dominate this mother Earth!
The rapidly growing science and technology has bringing us to an advanced stage, where there are more and more incredible and marvelous gadgets have been introduced and available on the market.

Everyday, there are over hundred or thousand of new invention being developed and under testing process. And, there are over 45%-50% of these specimen will be eliminated in the testing period. As a result, those gadgets that selling in the market place has already passed numerous tests!
Let take this NTT’s Energy-generating Shoes as a sample. It’s a special shoe that can generate electricity when the user walking. The shoes have a small generator that has been attached to water-filled soles. Each of the steps will put pressure on the soles and it will cause the water to spin a small turbine and generate power.
These so-called “futuristic” shoes can be generated up to 1.2 watts of electricity, which it can be used to run an iPod mobile music player constantly, if only the user keep on walking…

 

Credit Card Shape USB Flash Drives 8GB

 USB Flash Drives 8GB Credit Card

Product Description Credit Card Shape USB Flash Drives 8GB


Features: Large and Flat Double Sided Imprint Area, Slimmest USB Device In The Market, Water Proof, Heat Tolerant
Standard Production: 25-30 Business Days
Rush Service: N/A
Imprinting Options: Full Color Imprint
Imprint Locations: Front Side, Reverse Side
Imprint Area: 3.37" x 2.125" (85.6mm x 54mm)
Specifications
Available Capacities 256MB, 512MB, 1GB, 2GB, 4GB, 8GB , 16GB
Compatibility PC or Mac with a USB interface
Connector: Double Sided USB Connector
Durability: Water Proof, Sand Proof, Heat Tolerant, Washing Machine, Car Dashboard
Surface Quality (optional): Mat / Glossy / 3D
Operating Systems Windows Vista/XP/2000/ME/98/95, Mac OS 8.6 and above, Linux 2.4. X
Drivers Only Required for Windows 98/95. Online Download Available
Transfer Rate High Speed USB 2.0. USB 1.1 Compatible
Data Retention 10 Years Minimum
Dimensions L x W x H 3.370" x 2.125" x 0.08" (85.6mm x 54mm x 1.9mm)
Imprint Surface Plastic
Weight 0.4oz (12 g)
Warranty Lifetime Warranty

 

Stylish ultra-light external hard drive

Buffalo to release its stylish ultra-light external hard drive for women

SEOUL, Korea (AVING) -- Buffalo announced the release of its stylish ultra-light external hard drive 'MiniStation Red(model: HD-PEU2/RD)' weighing only 190g.

 

USB car mouse Colorful

Colorful USB car mouse

fashion car mouse
new design
top quality and
beautiful and practical
many color

Technology Features:
1. Switch operation force : 60±15GF,
2. keystoke operation force: 80±20GF,
3. 3D keystoke operation force: 170±30GF,
4. switch use time: 3 million times
5. cable line: 150±1% cm
6. product size: 10*5.5*3.5 cm
7. run condition: windows98/ME/2000/XP
8. style: USB
9. color: red & yello& blue & black & white

 

Book Summary of Technology Of Machine Tools

 Technology Of Machine Tools

 "Technology of Machine Tools" provides state-of-the-art training for using machine tools in manufacturing technology, including up-to-date coverage of computer numerical control. It includes an overview of machine trades and career opportunities followed by theory and application. 

 

The text is structured to provide coverage of tools and measurement, machining tools and procedures, drilling and milling machines, computer-aided machining, and metallurgy. 

 

There is expanded coverage of computer-related technologies, including computer numerical control (CNC) and computer-aided design and manufacturing (CAD/CAM).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Solar Icemaker Technology

Solar Icemaker

Just when you thought ice cube-creation technology had peaked, a team of engineering students from San Jose State University has come up an ice maker that has zero carbon footprint. It’s more than an eco-party trick — consider it an electricity-free alternative to refrigeration and air conditioning, which is critical if you happen to be somewhere off of the electrical grid, like in the developing world or in a disaster zone.
It works like this: the solar icemaker uses a refrigerant liquid that evaporates when exposed to the sun. The vapor travels through pipes that come into contact an absorbent material, which cools when the sun goes down. Once the slow-cooling absorbent hits 104°F, the refrigerant turns back into a liquid and its temperature drops like a rock to below freezing because of pressure differences. Put some water next to the evaporator’s exterior and, presto, ice.
A typical icemaker uses electricity to run a compressor to do this work, but the solar icemaker just uses solar energy, with no moving parts. And the systems are sealed, so barring a leak, they'll never need replenishing. The icemaker makes about 14 pounds of ice per day — more than enough for the margaritas at your end-of-summer barbecue. The students' prototype isn't available yet, but maybe next summer….