I thought the idea of the hydrogen car was to get away from using gasoline.
Isn't natural gas another non-renewable resource?
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Green Car Congress: Hondas More Powerful Fuel Cell Concept with Home Hydrogen Refueling: "Honda also unveiled its current model of the Home Energy Station (HES), a home cogeneration and fueling system that uses natural gas to supply electricity and heat in addition to hydrogen fuel for vehicles."
Thursday, October 20, 2005
Tuesday, October 18, 2005
Friday, October 07, 2005
Tuesday, October 04, 2005
E Ink
Forget waiting for someone else to build it for you commercially. Make your own!!
E Ink: "E Ink's Active Matrix Electronic Paper Display (EPD) Prototyping Kit is designed for product designers, engineers and technologists who want hands-on access to a high-resolution paper-like display. The kit includes a production sample of a 6' SVGA (800 X 600) active matrix display made using E Ink� Imaging Film, along with all of the hardware and software necessary to produce a fully functional portable device."
E Ink: "E Ink's Active Matrix Electronic Paper Display (EPD) Prototyping Kit is designed for product designers, engineers and technologists who want hands-on access to a high-resolution paper-like display. The kit includes a production sample of a 6' SVGA (800 X 600) active matrix display made using E Ink� Imaging Film, along with all of the hardware and software necessary to produce a fully functional portable device."
Monday, October 03, 2005
Boing Boing: eInk device without DRM
Yes.. but how do I get one... and How much does it cost?
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Boing Boing: eInk device without DRM: "his Chinese ebook reader is based on the same eInk technology as the Sony Librie -- it's an incredibly sharp, low-power-draw display that works well in direct sunlight as well as in dim conditions. However, the Librie is essentially a boat-anchor because of the DRM in it that expires all your books after six months (of course, you can"
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Boing Boing: eInk device without DRM: "his Chinese ebook reader is based on the same eInk technology as the Sony Librie -- it's an incredibly sharp, low-power-draw display that works well in direct sunlight as well as in dim conditions. However, the Librie is essentially a boat-anchor because of the DRM in it that expires all your books after six months (of course, you can"
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