These attractive little gadgets look a little mysterious. They don’t appear to be anything more than a charging dock or a colorful toothbrush sanitizer. With all of that color it never occurred to me that these were actually meant to take care of your electric car. Not only do these have good looks, but they can charge much faster than the standard stations out there right now.

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I’ve never really had any data that was so incredibly important that it needed to withstand extreme conditions. However, if you find yourself regularly transporting sensitive material that is irreplaceable you might want to pick up the Lacie XtremKey. It can handle a whole lot more than just a little water.

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Getting caught under a torrent of rain is no fun at all, especially with all the superbugs running around. Well, why not get some protection in the form of an umbrella, and be stylish while you are at it? We’re looking at the Color Changing Umbrella that is printed with special ink, making it look white when dry, although having some water touching it will automatically make it come to life.

Not only will you not consider a normal umbrella once you purchase the Color Changing Umbrella, you will also up the fashion ante among your friends. Gotta love the rainbow colored clouds with raindrops motives on the umbrella itself.

Acer has just announced that it will be offering a couple more versions of their highly popular Aspire One netbooks, although these won’t sport the hugely popular Atom processor but will instead throw in the powerful Athlon II Neo processors complete with AMD-based high-definition capabilities.

We’re talking about the 11.6-inch Aspire One AO721 and the 10.1-inch Aspire One AO521, where both models were specially designed for ultra-portability and usability, and are more than capable of delivering high-definition graphics and video playback, alongside smooth communications.
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Asamoah Gyan’s late penalty gave Ghana victory over 10-man Serbia in their Group D World Cup 2010 contest in Pretoria

A pacy and direct Ghanaian team deservedly became the first African nation to secure a victory at this World Cup finals, causing this famous rugby stadium to shake as John Pantsil ran around the perimiter at the close with a Ghanian flag.
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