FREE ENERGY MACHINE electric vehicle with no batteries to run just a 12 volt battery to start and run the radio and fan blower
TOTAL ENERGY INDEPENDANCE FOR TOMORROW’S WORLD

COVERT YOUR CAR TO SURGE TECHNOLOGY NO NEED FOR CHARGING STATIONS CAR RUNS AND PRODUCES ITS OWN POWER IN A LOOP NO NEED FOR LITHIUM BATTERIES

DO THE PLANET A FAVOR BUY HYBRID? ELECTRIC FUEL CELL OR BIO STOP WARS FOR OIL. ANOTHER IS PREPARING UP IN THE MELTING ARTIC. THE DESTRUCTION OF THE PLANET IS NEAR

THE CYNERGY DRIVE BY TOYOTA IS TO KEEP THE PETROL DUDS HAPPY still need to by GAS TO RECHARGE BATTERIES WHAT A LOAD OF BS get rid of the gas machine and fit one of these surge technolgy units into your hybrid and run for free and forever.
more info on
http://www.kbmorgan.com/marsmission/marsbull/bull326.htm

IF YOU WANT A PLUG IN HYBRID HACK THE CPU OF THE TOYOTA PRIUS AND FIT A PLUG ON THE VEHICLE DO WAT JAPANESE DO 1500 MILES WITH ONE TANK
HACK THE TOYOTA PRIUS MAKE IT A PLUG IN+ 100 mpg + GOTO
http://www.calcars.org/ stop buying GASOLINE TODAY RUN AROUND ON ELECTRONS
conversion fo the prius 10 K
http://www.ecogeek.org/content/view/1582/69/

隨著北京奧林匹克運動會的召開眾多的日本人旅行客人在訪問的北京，使用手機自動地翻譯日語和中文的系統的實驗開始，引人注目。

Architecture Technology 1 w/ Manuel Baez
Handcrafted Japanese Joinery
BY:
Matteo M.
Mina H.
Paolo M.
Sebastian S.

10 October 2001
Dr Nakamatsu claims to be the world’s most prolific inventor

On a trip to Japan, we went to this odd technology building, and we had this silly time with a robot you could control with a cell phone.

As if Japanese vending machines weren’t wild enough, these machines accept payment by holding your cellular phone up to a pad. Kind of like the new proximity-type credit cards you wave in front of a terminal or gas pump. These machines even have video screens showing ads and demonstrating the new payment system.

Let’s hope Minority Report technology is coming ture in the near future.

A video that shows what the Japanese have when it comes to cell phone technology. The phones here are fasionable, colorful, and packed full of features. Not only that, they have a lot of cell phones to choose from.
Music: Nine Inch Nails/That’s What I Get.

In the latest installment of NY1’s two-week series looking at technology in Japan, Techno Tokyo, we meet the bionic man…sort of. Tech Beat Reporter Adam Balkin explains

more info: http://ny1.com/ny1/content/index.jsp?&aid=61474

Through a combination of network organisation (optimized for high capacity and flexibility) and new mobile features (and designs), KDDI intends to a forerunner in the upcoming third (and fourth) generational mobile technology. Wireless Japan was held annually at Tokyo’s Big Site (this year it was held between the 19th and the 21st of July) and exhibits the latest technologies and services among mobile phone, terminal devices, applications, content, wireless LAN, UWB, WiMAX, ZigBee, TD-CDMA e.g