But fast enough to go to the local super market!

This is the motorized wheelboard that whisks riders along at 20 mph while enabling the feet to carve nimble turns like a skateboard, snowboard, or surfboard. Both feet are placed onto two slip-resistant footboards housed inside each of the hubless tires’ rims. Side-to-side motion of the front foot steers the front wheel while the rear foot stays firmly into the driving rear wheel. Powered by a 2-horsepower, two-stroke engine, the rear wheel’s centrifugal clutch and chain drive are controlled by a rider with a tethered handheld throttle and brake for smooth acceleration and confident stops. The 14" knobby tires allow riders to traverse any type of terrain, including packed sand, grass, dirt, or asphalt.

More info: Batman Hello! Mobil

- Hello 1 Dollar I Found

3D technology has finally hit the world of smartphones with the LG Optimus 3D and the HTC Evo 3D. 3D has enjoyed a rebirth in the cinema in recent years, so it was only a matter of time before it reached the palms of our hands. Putting aside the weeks of hype that has surrounded them, are these early 3D phones really the start of something big or will they become a forgotten flop?

There is no doubt that 3D is currently seen as cool and desirable, but the question is: how long will it be cool for? Its popularity still seems to be growing in Hollywood, so it makes sense for 3D to come to the mobile phone.

Unfortunately, it is just the camera and media player that utilize the technology at the moment, but let’s not forget how cool this feature actually is. The handsets in question not only allow you to watch 3D blockbusters in your hand, but they also give you the ability to capture your own life in 3D in video and photo format.

When you see this in action, it really does feel like it will be start of something big. You’ll wish every device you own had this technology, but that might just be because it is simply a new feature on a mobile. The novelty might wear off after two weeks and, after forking out hundreds of dollars to buy it, you will be left wondering how on earth you were sucked in in the first place.

On the other hand, the novelty might never wear off. 3D could become part of your life forever (well, maybe not forever – at least until holographic technology goes mobile). If the LG and HTC models, as well as the rumored Samsung and Apple competitors, prove popular enough then 3D could take the world by storm. Again.

LG and HTC accessories are already hitting the shops as things like the car cradle and video dock seek to enhance the 3D viewing experience for the user. People are taking notice of this new advanced mobile technology, so perhaps it will grow and become even more impressive in the near future. Considering how fast such technology moves these days, it won’t be long before phones are full 3D, but the cost of enjoying that must come down if 3D phones are going to be the next big thing.

Costs most definitely will come down over time, but this might mean that 3D phones will only become genuinely affordable when a much cooler technology hits our handsets. For the time being, though, 3D is still very cool and mobile manufacturers will continue to exploit this if interest remains high enough.

This is probably the coolest thing I have seen so far in 2011!!!

This is the illuminated, street-legal motorcycle inspired by the computer animated cycle from the 2010 film Tron: Legacy. Designed for casual cruising and slow ride-bys at shows, it is made from a steel frame covered by a fiberglass cowling that replicates the sleek look of its computer-generated imagery counterpart. Electroluminescent strips built into the tire cowlings, wheel rims, and body illuminate the cycle. It is powered by a fuel-injected Suzuki 996cc, 4-stroke engine.

Riders lay at a near-horizontal position astride the padded leather seat, with feet on foot pegs that control its 6-speed constant mesh manual transmission and hands on the handlebars for throttle and braking. The hubless wheels are former truck tires built up then custom-shaped to fit onto one of two counter-rotating rims spinning within each other, providing the broad-tired authenticity of the computer cycles from the movie.

A chain-driven friction drum manages acceleration and braking from the handlebars. It has spring-loaded front and rigid rear suspension. Its wet sump lubrication system eliminates tubes and hoses for oil pick-up, facilitating its streamlined, minimalist design. It uses a 3 1/2-gallon main fuel tank and 1 1/4-gallon reserve tank.

More info: The Light Cycle

- More Cool Stuff

Oh, now I get it. They are supposed to be music notes – ahhhhh!

Otamatone, the cutest instrument toy that produces the weirdest sounds yet. Press and slide on Otamatone’s to create some Theremin like sounds. Squeeze Otamatone’s mouth to create vibrato effect. Very straight forward to use, but definitely a one-of-a-kind instrument that is key to any Indie band!

More info: May-Wa Denki Otamatone

- Vote 4 your scariest movie

Just wanted to share with you couple of odd easter items. First off this:

Emm …KKK? Also odd Gay KKK?

Of course not – These hooded people are part of Easter processions here in Valencia.

Right before the parade started we got to meet bouncy dunny dog on crack:

There were more processions on Friday. That time held on the beach:

More pictures and a video of the Semana Santa Marinera.

And right before that we saw some kinky The Simpsons Porn:

Easter is always full with surprises! Got a story to share?

- New Nintendo DSi Available Now

Chess can be somewhat dry for most. This Black Knight Online Chess game adds a little twist (portals) to the game.

Game Link: Black Knight Chess

- Mash-up Music

In Black and White every picture looks better – everything seems a little bit more .. well .. artistic! Cannon Contrast could be in color and would be still a pretty awesome game.

Game Link: Contrast Cannon

- Addicted to Online Games?