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Are You Prepared? - Emergency Kit Guide | | Thursday, August 21, 2008 by Ariane |  Living in this precarious world, you need to be prepared for any emergency that you may face. Whether it be a natural disaster prevalent in your geographic area or a man made disaster, you need to have an emergency survival kit with the proper emergency supplies to survive on your own. In the event of an emergency, rescuers will be overwhelmed and unable to assist all those in need of attention. That's why you need to have emergency supplies that you can count on when stores will be closed, electricity will be out, and roads will be unavailable. | | Add Comment | Read More | | | | Amstron SOL-10 Review | | Thursday, August 21, 2008 by Joseph Lopez |  The Amstron SOL-10 is a compact solar battery that allows you to harness electricity directly from the sun and use it to power all your handheld electronics. Whether you're on the street, in the mountains, at the beach, or in the wild; the SOL-10 will never leave you without power - wherever you are. Set it in the path of sunlight and you will virtually be plugged into the sun. As a standard feature, these solar batteries come with an AC adapter - allowing you to charge it from a wall outlet in case you’re caught in the dark.
| | Add Comment | Read More | | | | GM Chevrolet Volt - Full Coverage | | Monday, August 18, 2008 by Joseph Lopez |  After countless shortcomings in the automotive industry, General Motors is now looking to take advantage of the gas price crisis by coming out with an all electric vehicle to solve the problem many Americans are currently undergoing. This vehicle, now officially named as the “Chevrolet Volt”, is expected to be released sometime in 2010 with more than 34,000 people already wanting one. | | Add Comment | Read More | | | | Security Utilizing Segways for Zero Emissions | | Thursday, August 07, 2008 by Steve Lee |  With the escalating security concerns in China, this anti-terror team has been training on these specially-outfitted Segways to help keep everything under control at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. And as brutal as these security officers may look, they have the best intentions in mind. While the officers combat terrorists and would be law-breakers, the electric powered Segways under their feet produce zero emissions combating both rising fuel costs and pollution. | | Add Comment | Read More | | | | 50 Lithium-Ion Battery Powered Buses | | Thursday, August 07, 2008 by Denise F |  Nothing says "Green" Olympics better than 50 battery powered buses. These buses powered by lithium-ion batteries will be running a total distance of 10.4 kilometers for the athletes and officials in the Olympic Village, the northern arena area, and the Press Village on three loop lines. The specially made buses are the largest number of their kind in the games, says Sun Fengchun, an electric car expert with the Beijing Institute of Technology. | | Add Comment | Read More | | | | 2008 Beijing Olympics Go Green | | Thursday, August 07, 2008 by Jin |  Beijing, as the host of the 2008 Olympics is showing its huge support for a greener world by taking extreme measures to reduce emissions and clean up pollution as much as possible. On the request of the organizing committee, the Olympics will show just how important it is to take care of the world we live in and hopefully jumpstart everyone's participation for a cleaner planet Earth. | | Add Comment | Read More | | | | Intel's Smallest CPU - Intel Atom Processor | | Friday, August 01, 2008 by Joseph Lopez |  Intel Corporation is attacking the rapid growing low-voltage processor market with their all-new Atom Processor. This CPU is intended to provide all the mobile internet devices (MIDs) and ultra-mobile PCs with respectable performance while operating on very little power. The goal was to manufacture a widely adopted processor that could preserve battery life and still deliver basic performance without sacrificing space or power efficiency. Now that over half... | | Add Comment | Read More | | | |
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