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Gemballa Porsche Cayenne GT500 Aero 3

December 11th, 2009

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Gemballa has released a new tuning program for the Porsche Cayenne, the GT500 Aero 3. The Gemballa Porsche Cayenne GT 500 Aero 3 features a new aerodynamics kit that includes new front and rear aprons, side skirts, a roof spoiler, modified fenders and a new hood. The Gemballa Porsche Cayenne GT500 Aero 3 sits on large 22 inch black rims, wheel package comes with high performance tires and is equipped with an electronic lowering system. The Gemballa GT 500 AERO 3 Porsche Cayenne package also comes with a new exhaust system with two double pipes.

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Canon EOS 350D

December 11th, 2009

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A Netizen on Fred Miranda’s forum said that his friend’s Canon EOS 350D dSLR detached from his helmet during skydiving and watched the snapper plummeting to what is a supposed doom. However, the shutterbug later found his camera with the lens still attached and the whole package still works. There were only minor damages–a small crack on the body and the kit lens had some focusing issues but that’s pretty much it. Accompanying the fall of the EOS 350D was a Sony videocam which, unfortunately, didn’t survive the fall. This makes me wonder if the hardiest point-and-shoot in the market, the Olympus Mju Tough-8000, can survive the same descent. But if you look closer, you’ll realize that the dSLR is covered in what seems like peat or bog which probably softened the fall of the camera. The Sony, however, looks clean and could have hit a hard surface.

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Plastic Logic’s Que

December 11th, 2009

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The maker of the much anticipated, vaguely understood Que e-reader, will finally announce availability, pricing, and design. Although its business division is headquartered in Mountain View, Calif., Plastic Logic’s technologies were born in Cambridge, England. The research team spent 10 years finding ways to use plastic transistors for the e-reader screen instead of silicon.Professors at the Cavendish Labs in Cambridge eventually came up with a flexible e-reader, one that can’t shatter, unlike the Kindle’s and Nook’s glass screens.Manufacturing is commissioned to a company in Dresden, Germany, and for all we know, there may be thousands of Ques waiting to be shipped. Plastic Logic, which will distribute its e-reader in Barnes & Noble stores, doesn’t appear to view the Nook or Kindle as competition. The company is targeting business professionals who may benefit from an e-reader with an interactive platform offering the likes of digital sticky notes, annotations, and drawings.

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