Earlier today, I wrote about the new Volkswagen that can achieve 282 miles per gallon of fuel. It really is astounding, but then it is not very practical for many. Large families, people who need to carry things, and cross-country travelers will all find the car doesn’t meet their needs.
I have been looking around to [...]
Volkswagen has decided to push up a vehicle that wasn’t scheduled to be constructed until 2012. The era of ridiculous gas prices has made it necessary to bring out the One Litre Car vehicle, once a concept, but now a way for owners to thumb their noses at high prices.
The 660 pound car, constructed with [...]
A study by the Pew Charitable Trusts’ Internet and American Life project shows that although many people in the United States are still not connected to the internet , the market is almost saturated.
Those contrary points are brought together when given the facts that about 24% of the population has no desire to have [...]
I came across this piece this morning, and after reading it, I wondered how many would bother to slog through the read. The first problem is the fact that Dr. Paul frequently uses imprecise language in his examples, and frankly, some of the examples are unfinished – you keep waiting for the pay off line, [...]
OK, other than the small number which will no doubt be attributable to stupidity, why should there be any PS3s that get ‘bricked’. This is a closed system. More closed than Apple with the Mac. Updates, unless interrupted by a power outage, loss of connection, or act of God should not have problems.
Or else [...]
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