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Sadly that I couldn’t bundle a user guide of this release together with the product since Maeroris doesn’t have much time to work on it and I already promised to release it in middle of this month (which seems to be late already). To be frank, this version is mainly the same to previous ones except “Aero Glass without WindowBlinds” and “WinFlip” f

eatured with overall improvements such as:
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When Guerilla’s Seb Downie said we’d get “more on a beta later this year”, he wasn’t fucking around. Here we are, at December’s doorstep, and Guerilla have delivered. Sadly, not the beta (what, you though it’d just sneak up on you? At Christmas?), but on their promised news of the beta:

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i am the only person who believes that beds are for sleeping in? (Please disregard the fact that I am writing this from my boudoir, but I have a hangover.) Hollandia, a company that specializes in top-end schlaffen-sites, has come up with the multi-media bed to end all beds. As well as a Sony Bravia home entertainment system, there’s room for your iPod and a massage system. Let’s take a closer look.The full list of specs is this. The 32-inch Sony Bravia HDTV comes with an ambient lighting system to lessen eye strain. There’s also a five-DVD/CD changer, subwoofer, iPod dock and an integrated massage system with 12 massage programs.

Covered in white synthetic fiber (I guess it’s wipe clean, for obvious reasons) the bed has a fully-automated recliner system, and the famous (cough) Hollandia telescopic head support. Future models will even connect up the massager to the sound system, so that you can be pummelled away to whatever music bangs your drum. [Born Rich]

We knew the Cowon Q5W was coming to our fair shores this week, but now that it’s here, we’ve got some fresh details that make that $549 pricetag seem downright reasonable. You’re still looking at a 5-inch 800 x 400 touchscreen and Windows CE, but Cowon has really thrown down the gauntlet with codec support, including DivX, XviD, AVI, ASF, WMV9, MPEG4, OGM, Ogg, FLAC and APE — and the browser supports Flash. … continue reading this entry.

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Sony has announced that sales of Blu-ray discs in Europe have exceeded one million units.

Of all the movies in high definition purchased by consumers this year in Europe, 73% of them have been bought in Blu-ray format, according to Gfk Media Control International.
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Lexus has already shown us its Driver Monitoring System which tracks the driver. Now, it’s showing off a “front wide-view and side video monitoring system” fitted into the new 2008 LX570 to peer inside your blind spots. … continue reading this entry.

Mouse Computer will start selling a new PC under the MDV-ADVANCE ST4900 series available in BTO with CPU ranging from the Core 2 DUO E6550 to the Core 2 QUAD Q6600 (FBS 1333MHz), from 2 to 3GB of ram PC2-6400, from 250 to 500GB, GeFroce 8500GT to 8800GT and based on the Intel P35 Express Chipset. Prices are expected to be around 550 to 860

Yesterday, Google announced that it plans to invest hundreds of millions of dollars in sources of renewable energy to help them power their vast server farms. The money, which will go to people like engineers and researchers looking into new forms of solar, geothermal and wind power, will both help the Googe save money in the long run as well as help the environment from damage due to Google’s energy usage. … continue reading this entry.

Those eggheads at the Smart Cities group at MIT are a clever bunch, coming up with a design concept for an electric scooter that folds up into a package scarcely larger than a wheeled carry-on suitcase. In the Utopian vision for such bikes, you’d ride one to work, then fold it up and roll it right into the office, where it will take up very little space. But wait. This idea gets even more appealing:

As depicted in the conceptual rendering above, there’s a plan to rent the electric bikes in numerous locations throughout a city, where a rider could take a bike one-way, dropping it off near a destination in a different part of town. The scooter’s not bad looking, either. If you like this, wait ’til next year, when the group will be rolling out a foldable electric car.

[InfoSync and Technology Info]