The Fastest Helicopter in The World ( Eurocopter X3 )

The design of the helicopter piloted a new approach to the location engine. Eurocopter X3 is driven by two engines, one of which rotates the rotor, the second - a pair of pull screws located on the small wings. Such constructive allowed to set a new speed record for helicopters, which now amounts to 430 kilometers per hour.

The Most NASA’s Useful Inventions

NASA is not only about space. Through their program they develop technology to solve problems in space that turns to actually benefit our lives here on earth. Since 1976, about 1,400 documented NASA inventions have benefited U.S. industry, improved the quality of life. Here are some examples:

Best 2011 GPS Systems For Cars

In GPS Systems there are several different varieties and it is a bit difficult to select the most excellent one. As with any electronic device, the technology is always progressing. Hence, it is advisable to purchase thelatest models that are obtainable. Here is the List of Top 10 GPS Systems 2011 for Cars to make a convenient choice.

The iPhone 5 Hit Chinese Market Before Launch

The newest version of Apple Inc's popular iPhone has already hit the Chinese market -- the fake market that is. The 'hiPhone 5' is selling for as little as 200 yuan ($31) on China's top e-commerce platform Taobao, which is owned by Alibaba Group..

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Apple iPad Tablet for HealthCare

Apple Inc.’s iPad advertisement has been buzzing across various channels promoting it for its features that will support health care professionals in their work. The advertisement shows medical imaging as one of the primary features that medical practitioners can use on iPads. It makes one wonder how can such an electronic device be sterilised and used in an operating chamber, where everything is carefully disinfected.

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The Incredible Metro of Dubai

The Dubai Metro is a driverless, fully automated metro network in the United Arab Emirates city of Dubai. The Red Line is partly operational, the Green Line is still under construction, and further lines are planned. These first two lines run underground in the city centre and on elevated viaducts elsewhere. All trains and stations are air conditioned with platform edge doors to make this possible.