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The First Electric Lamborghini
While Tesla is still the head of the class in terms of electric super cars, there are plenty of auto-enthusiasts and Lambo devotees who still don’t have an alternative green vehicle to add to their luxury car collection. Designer Andrei Avarvarii designed the Lamborghini Minotauro as a smooth and voluptuous green alternative to the angular and sharp design of the Lamborghini Reventon. The Minotauro is powered by a Li-Tec flatcell battery pack located in the rear and a KERS system... Continue reading
Windstalk Concept Could Replace Turbine-Powered Energy
Wind turbines are a great and relatively cheap source of alternative energy, but some people are just not willing to give up their pristine landscape for a grid of wind turbines, even though I think they look pretty damn gorgeous personally. Others worry about the low-frequency vibrations the turbines emit. Whatever reasons wind turbines might negatively affect the populace, Atelier DNA eliminates them all with their Windstalk concept. The turbine-free Windstalk concept consists of 1,203 carbon fiber reinforced resin poles... Continue reading
SunMod Modification Kit Makes Any Gadget Solar-Powered
Batteries eventually need to be replaced. That’s the way we’ve been living for decades, so shelling out the cash for batteries just seems like something we have to do. The SunMod Modification Kit ensures that you’ll never have to replace your batteries again. For a very reasonable $20, SunMod turns any of your AA or AAA battery powered devices into solar-powered gadgets. Part DIY, part world saving, all you need to keep your gadgets powered are the SunMod kit and... Continue reading
Wind-Powered, Plug-In, Hybrid Super Green Yacht Hits the High Seas
Admit it. It’s time to come clean. Say it with me – “My yacht is an environmental menace.” And your Cuban cigar smoke isn’t helping any. The truth is that personal changes really can make a difference, even if that means no more making laps around the yacht’s deck with your Hummer, using gasoline-soaked baby seals as the track’s course markers. Environmental change calls for action and self-sacrifice. When you get the hang of making some of your favorite hobbies... Continue reading
