Now that the MacBook Air is out, what about the rest of the elements?
To see what Apple might have in store, DVICE has created a line of alternative MacBooks, including a MacBook Earth, a MacBook Fire, and a MacBook Water.
Mimoco is celebrating Valentine’s Day by releasing a “super limited edition” series of their Mimobots, done in collaboration with FriendsWithYou.
Mr. Phantom and Buddy Chub are the first in the series to arrive, and there are only going to be 411 of each made, so hurry if you want one.
The rest of the series (including Malfi, Smiling Malfi, Super Malfi, and Mr. TTT Rainbow) all arrive in March, so keep an eye out for these limited edition flash storage devices if FWY is your style.
Popurls is “the dashboard for the latest web-buzz, a single page that encapsulates up-to-the-minute headlines from the most popular sites on the internet”.
Think of it as the best of the best, gathered up and laid out in a clean and easy to read format, with plenty of customization to make it your own.
If that’s not enough, you can also access popurls on your iPhone, via Twitter, through Jaiku, from Facebook, on the PS3 and PSP, and with the Wii.
Then follow in this Scion xB owner’s footsteps and shoehorn a stroked 350 V8 into the engine compartment that then feeds 450 newly discovered horses into the converted rear wheel drive axle.
A 1929 Ford Model A isn’t exactly the car that you expect to see for Tuner Tuesday, but when it’s been given a 250 HP rally-spec Cosworth engine for motivation, anything’s possible.
Built by Makela Auto Tuning, it’s basically a pristine condition classic with a few extra ponies added in for fun.
To handle the extra power, the original wood wheels were replaced with wood-look metal, and better seatbelts were installed to keep things under control should the going get tough, but besides that, it’s pretty much 1929 through and through.
What types of numbers are you looking at here?
How about five seconds to sixty and a top speed of 124 MPH?