Tag: electric

Car tech: US$1.9 million pedal-powered electric supercar 
NEWS

Car tech: US$1.9 million pedal-powered electric supercar View all Stuff Articles

by Esat Dedezade  |  13 May 2012  |  Comment now
For the green-living millionaire: a Ferrari lookalike with no engine.
Rimac Concept One goes on sale 
NEWS

Rimac Concept One goes on sale View all Stuff Articles

by Stephen Graves  |  3 May 2012  |  Comment now
Rimac's electric supercar goes into production – but you'll need US$980,000 to show off your green credentials.
Is this the future of electronics? Stanford University creates paper battery  
NEWS

Is this the future of electronics? Stanford University creates paper battery

by Daniel Long  |  10 Dec 2009  |  Comment now
Scientists at Standford University can now turn ordinary paper infused with nano ink into a working battery. Lightweight and crumple proof, this could be the future of portable electronics. See the video

An electric car that doesn't cost the earth? Nissan's EV Leaf powers low price expectations 
NEWS

An electric car that doesn't cost the earth? Nissan's EV Leaf powers low price expectations

by Daniel Long  |  3 Aug 2009  |  Comment now
Nissan showcased their all-electric LEAF to the world today, but the best thing isn't just the technology under the hood - it could be the petrol beating price.
Rapid recharge batteries prove key to MIT electric car  
NEWS

Rapid recharge batteries prove key to MIT electric car

by Daniel Long  |  24 Jul 2009  |  Comment now
Research institution MIT are well on their way to developing one of the world's most sought after electric vehicles: a car with 320km range, 161 km/h top speed and a rapid recharge system that takes just 10 minutes to charge.
Are the costs of lithium batteries killing plug-in electric car development? 
NEWS

Are the costs of lithium batteries killing plug-in electric car development?

by Daniel Long  |  21 Jul 2009  |  Comment now
A Toyota executive says lithium battery costs are hurting electric car development and names fuel cells as the way of the future, dismissing electric plug-in models entirely. Are Fuel cells really the way?

Are electric motorcycles the answer to our public congestion woes? 
NEWS

Are electric motorcycles the answer to our public congestion woes?

by Daniel Long  |  13 Jul 2009  |  Comment now
With electric cars destined to cost significantly more than regular vehicles, electric bikes and motorcycles may provide the world's best short term answer to weening ourselves off oil
iPod doubles as ignition key in Chrysler EV Peapod, car theft just got easier 
NEWS

iPod doubles as ignition key in Chrysler EV Peapod, car theft just got easier

by Daniel Long  |  20 Apr 2009  |  Comment now
Pics have surfaced for a new Apple iPod technology that will give EV drivers the ability to start their vehicle without a key. Thieves just got luckier we think.
Liquid film electric motors 
NEWS

Liquid film electric motors View all Atomic Articles

by Justin Robinson  |  27 Feb 2009  |  Comment now
Psychedelic effects created in a small pan of coloured water.
General Electric rolls out OLEDs 
NEWS

General Electric rolls out OLEDs

by Iain Thomson  |  13 Mar 2008  |  Comment now
Mass production achieved at new plant.
Boffins rev up electric Porsche 
NEWS

Boffins rev up electric Porsche

by Robert Jaques  |  20 Jul 2007  |  Comment now
Top gear developed by MIT researchers.
Mitsubishi Electric HC100 
REVIEW

Mitsubishi Electric HC100

by Darren Ellis  |  7 Jun 2005  |  Comment now
The brand new HC100 from Mitsubishi Electric is a more traditional looking home theatre projector with a centremounted lens, and curved lines.
Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Digital DVDXRW1248-069 
REVIEW

Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Digital DVDXRW1248-069

by blank blank  |  8 Sep 2004  |  Comment now
The Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Digital DVDXRW1248-069 was the clear winner out of all of the DVD burners we tested in this roundup. It had the performance, the features, and the value for money to easily stand out.
Electric Plastics 
FEATURE

Electric Plastics

1 Jan 1900  |  Comment now
The reason why most plastics cant conduct electricity is because there are no free electrons available to produce a current. A typical polymer consists of a mass of long chain-like molecules (see The
Most Read Most Discussed

Latest Comments

Powered by Disqus

Latest Poll

Which broadband network do you think is the best choice for Australia?
or View results
The Coalition's.
  19%
 
Labor's.
  63%
 
Screw this I'm going back to smoke signals and string on a can.
  19%
TOTAL VOTES: 1664

Vote now
View previous Polls »
Ads by Google

From our Partners

PC & Tech Authority Downloads