Technologia del Mundo
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THE JETSONS ARE NOW HERE
Terrafugia, Inc. has successfully completed the flight testing program designed for its Transition Roadable Aircraft Proof of Concept. Dubbed “The Flying Car”, the Transition completed its historic first flight on March 5, 2009 with 27 additional flights completed over the next several weeks.
The successful completion of flight- testing with the Proof of Concept concludes the first stage of a four stage process to bring the Transition® into production. Work is underway on stage two, the Beta prototype. First delivery is expected in 2011.
The Proof of Concept vehicle is the first and
only Transition to be built thus far. It has now achieved its goals by demonstrating driving, flying, and automated transformation between the two in one inte- grated aircraft. The flights conducted a plan set specifically for the Transition.
KEEP TRACK OF YOUR CELL PHONE
Phone Halo keeps your iPhone, BlackBerry or Android smartphone safe from theft, loss or misplacement. Phone Halo keeps track of your keys, briefcase, purse and other personal valuables. Phone Halo protects with a small key fob that wirelessly cre- ates a smartphone “halo” around your most important items. Never leave the house without your phone. Never leave the office without your keys. And find a lost valuable with GPS and maps of its last known location.
TV IN REAL TIME ON YOUR CELL
Just when you thought smartphones could do just about everything, Cydle introduces the i30 ATSC Mobile TV handheld receiver – bringing mobile digital TV to smartphones for the first time – and proving that these hand- held devices can do even more. Cydle (www.cydle.com), unveiled a portable, pocket-size ATSC TV Receiver. The Cydle i30 delivers subscription-free, real-time programming in the palm of the con- sumer’s hand.
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