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Dec 6th, 08
Design, General 
Cars, Concepts, Design
Peugeot e-Motion
The e-Motion is an electric-powered sportscar with a design characterized by the combination of concave and convex surfaces.
The combination of concave and convex surfaces can be found in the concave surface which surrounds the whole front and ends in the door silhouettes.
The dynamic look is enhanced in the sideview by a sharp crease line which flows from the headlights, into the doors and continues with the rear lights.
The headlights, rear lights and the rims are melting into the body so the whole car looks like a single sculpted volume.
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maiq Dec 5th, 08
Design, General Cars, Concepts, Design
Honda Sports FC
The Honda Sports FC is the new concept car by Honda. It looks something straight out of a futuristic sci-fi film and that is just how we like it!
The car is definitely a looker, but the most interesting part of this car is the engine. Hydrogen powered engines on a sports car, now that is conceptual alright! But Honda has done it, at least in concept:
“The Honda FC Sport explores how to satisfy automotive performance enthusiasts in a world beyond petroleum,” Dan Bonawitz, vice president for American Honda, said in a statement. “People who love sports cars will still have a reason to love in a hydrogen-powered future.”
The Honda FC Sports was revealed to the general public at the Los Angeles Auto Show this year (2008).
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maiq Dec 4th, 08
Design, General Cars, Concepts, Design
Audi Locus
The Audi Locus Concept is a sporty coupe which adopts an organic design language made of flowing curves. The author is Turkish designer Ugur Sahin.
A curved sharp edged line starts at the very front, flowing through the middle section, slightly bending down after the A pillar and then rising up again at the rear wheel arches to follow its way back until the diffuser.
The same curve language is also applied to the greenhouse and the design of the windows.
The front has an aggressive look with the traditional Audi grille. The air intakes are shaped like the headlights to create a coherent feeling.
The rear section is very organic with defined curves and subtle details, tail lights are designed to have integrated air outtakes underneath them to avoid any unnecessary details.
The sleek design of the rear volume is defined by the dual exhaust tail pipes located at the very sides and by the dark surfaces of the diffuser.
Another feature is the roof that integrates both the windshield and the rear window into a single continuous glass surface, with an air intake at the bottom of the rear window.
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maiq Dec 3rd, 08
Design, General, Tech Design, Notebook, Tech
Technology grows too fast and to keep ourselves synchronized with the modern trends, we must take into account every progress whether that may be of past or of the future.
Compiled below is a list of the most futuristic concept laptop designs, some of which have won achievement awards while the rest are just too cool not to know about.
- Canova Dual Screen Concept
Canova Dual Screen Laptop possesses two screens, a multi sensitive touch screen and is very easy to use. Not only can it be used to handle your daily computing tasks but it also lets you read articles on your laptop in the old-school newspaper fashion.
Canova Dual Screen
Concept: studio V12 Design
- Vaio Zoom Concept
The Vaio Zoom notebook concept takes everything we know about holographic technology and squeezes it inside a thin glass form factor. When off, the screen is completely transparent and the keyboard goes opaque. Turn it on and the touchscreen holographic festivities begin. Even the mouse buttons are holographic!It’s just a concept so there’s no info on important tidbits like tactile feedback, battery life, system stats, etc., but rest assured technologies like this are closer than you think. It may not come all at once but it’s coming.
Vaio Zoom
Designer: Eno Setiawan
- Compenion Concept
Compenion concept laptop by Felix Schmidberger consists of two sliding OLED screens, one of which can be used as a keyboard, where necessary.
Compenion
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maiq Dec 1st, 08
Internet, Tips, Websites Internet, SEO, Tips, Websites
You can get more traffic from Google just by using images. If you treat your images right, they can appear on Google Image Search.
There are a few things you can do to improve the indexing of your images.
- Use descriptive file names for your images.Name your pictures “picture_name.jpg” not “photo1234.jpg”. This helps Google to know what the image is about.
- Use the alt attribute on your images.
The alt attribute is what determines the text that shows up when you hover your mouse over an image.Here is an example:
<img src="path_to_image" alt="description" width="100" height="100" />
The alt=”description” is the alt attribute. (It is sometimes called the “alt tag”.)
Be careful to make this descriptive and not too long. For blind readers, this is what gets read to them in place of the image. For people with images turned off, this is the text that they will see instead.
Use captions or descriptive text near the image.
Google also uses the text it finds near the image to help figure out what the image is about.
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