Drive less Car

The Car that you can drive with no hands!

Google's robotic cars have about $150,000 in equipment including a $70,000 laser radar system.The automated cars use video cameras, radar sensors and a laser range finder to other traffic, as well as detailed maps, which we collect using manually driven vehicles to navigate the road ahead. This is all made possible by Google’s data centers, which can process the enormous amounts of information gathered by our cars when mapping their terrain.

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Samsung 85U9B Bendable Flat Screen TV

Samsung is introducing two styles of concave TV's this year. 

You can press a button on the remote control and it moves to the bendable position and press it again to return it to your original flat screen HD-TV. 

Samsung did announce it as a concept which means that it is still in the making, but now they say it will ship this year. And surprisingly, it is a real product now. 

This TV has an LCD screen, and the frame including parts of the back light and filter bend at will. 

People could call this TV "Sleep-by-numbers- The TV version"

The TV housing is larger then most TV's which will raise the cost. The cost is not presented yet, I imagine that it will cost a very large amount when it is in the stores later this year. 

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Samsung 85U9B

Tech In Your Eyes

Innovega is developing a contact lens that will take in the light from projectors. Similar to Google Glasses, it is sure to rival it. Both glasses and lenses are worn, able to take on close and far away objects, while watching your favorite movie or checking social media. The glasses allow for prescription if needed and have a slight bubble in the middle allowing for a wide range of viewing with a screen so close to your eyes. Its possible that the development of the Innovega glasses and lenses could start in late 2014 or early 2015. For more information Click Here.

Namihei Odaira

Namihei Odaira is the founder of the major Japanese technology company known as Hitachi.
He was born January 15, 1874 about 100 km outside of Tokyo, Japan and died October 5, 1951
Was a Japanese Entrepreneur and philanthropist
Namihei acted as the Managing Director and later the President of Hitachi.

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