GM is back to the off-roading domain with the all new GMC Sierra All Terrain HD ($TBA). This baby has better suspension and you can opt for upgrades too, a higher ground clearance, and wider stance than the typical Sierra. Its powered by a massive 6.6L Duramax diesel V8 pumping out 397 hp and 765 pound-feet of torque, rugged tires, and built-in cargo boxes on the sides of the bed.
GMC Sierra All Terrain HD
Posted: 13th January 2011 by Aditya Mahajan in CarsTags: GMC, off-roader, sierra

Taser International showed off a taser shotgun called the Taser X12 at the CES this year. This shotgun contains bullets self-containing electrical energy.This Taser shotgun can fire a bullet till 82 feet and the bullets don’t even have wires attached to the Gun. The cartridge has small fold out wings keeping it stable in flight and the bullet is capable of piercing the target’s skin and deliver a significant electrical punch.You can go through the impressive taser collection from Taser International at their official website: http://www.taser.com/
The Razer Switchblade
Posted: 12th January 2011 by Aditya Mahajan in GadgetsTags: gaming, PC, portable, portable gaming, razer, switchblade
This is the latest gaming gadget announced at the CES in Las Vegas. It brings the PC gaming experience at your finger tips like never before.
The Switchblade would be Intel Atom-based, having a touch screen and a dynamic tactile keyboard that adjusts its layout and configurations on the fly based on the game being played. Razer’s CEO, Min-Liang Tan, believes that mice and keyboard development have led to a natural evolution to a full portable gaming system. “Razer isn’t just about bringing innovation to the PC, but creating products that will change the future of gaming. The Razer Switchblade is one such product.”
Will this remain a concept device or actually come into production is still an unanswered question which will become clear in future.
Here is a video showcasing the device:
Swiss knife for the tech savvy
Posted: 12th January 2011 by Aditya Mahajan in GadgetsTags: knife, pen drive, portable storage, ssd, swiss, swiss knife, victorinox, waterproof
The popular swiss knife maker Victorinox is going to foray into the SSD domain starting this year. What you see here is a fully functional swiss knife having a SSD drive attached for carrying your documents along with you.
You would also get classic folding pocket knives, scissors, and nail files, along with a USB flash drive, with up to 64GB of storage for the Slim and 128GB for the Slim Duo.
Victorinox SSD
All drives from Victorinox would be waterproof and shock-resistant, available for purchase in a variety of bright colors (red, blue, orange, pink, green, silver), and also available in knifeless flight-friendly versions.
So think before purchasing your next pen drive or a swiss knife as you can get both of them with your single purchase.
Credit card of the near future
Posted: 12th January 2011 by Aditya Mahajan in ReviewsTags: citibank, citigroup, credit card, electronic
Citigroup is soon going to launch the trial of a credit card which would enable you to pay using your regular card account or the accumulated reward points. The user needs select the button on the credit card and select what method they want to choose for payment. Selecting the appropriate button would electronically re-write the card’s magnetic strip and the chosen account would be debited by the card swipe machine.
The Dynamic group is developing prototypes of these cards and claim that it would be as thin as the normal card and also have security features such as coded keypads. When not in use the card’s number display and magnetic strip would be locked. More details about various mechanisms and features would be released later. Now, I would love to have such smart credit cards in my wallet soon and I am sure you would too.
The new IdeaCentre A300
Posted: 12th January 2011 by Aditya Mahajan in GadgetsTags: all-in-one, desktop, Hd, hdmi, ideacentre, lenovo
This is the new Lenovo IdeaCentre A300 is a stylish all-in-one HD computer that would not only be a useful accessory but also a style statement. The all-in-one has a 21.5-inch, 16:9 widescreen LED display supported by a horizontal base unit. Inside, it has Intel’s second-generation Core i5 processor, double the memory (up to 8GB), 750GB of hard-disk storage, an integrated TV tuner, and wireless 802.11n Wi-Fi built in.
Whats more the display also has support for HDMI input allowing you to connect your favorite cable box, a game console, or a standalone Blu-ray player. You can also attach a second monitor to the system using the HDMI-out port on the back. Lenovo has also taken care of your eyes with two precautionary features: the Dynamic Brightness System automatically adjusting the screen brightness according to the ambient light in the room and another one is the Lenovo Eye Distance System that can actually sense your proximity to the screen and will alert you if you get too close.
Casio Tryx Camera
Posted: 11th January 2011 by Aditya Mahajan in Gadgets, PhotographyTags: 12.1megapixel, casio, compact, digital camera, stand, tripod, tryx
In the over crowded world of digital compacts the competition has now reached at a level where your camera must be innovative and completely different from what others have to offer. And that is where the new Casio Tryx beats or at least tries to beat its rivals. This camera can actually stand-up and the stand acts as a tri-pod for the camera. The Casio Tryx costs $250 and its super thin frame rotates a full 360-degrees, transforming it into a tripod, hanger, or handle. It sports a 3-inch LCD touch screen capable of rotation upto 270-degrees which makes it easy for the photographer to grab shots from almost any angle keeping stationary himself. You can use this camera across the wall to spy on someone with the features it has on offer 🙂 . It has an ultra-wide 21mm lens, hence is capable of capturing a large amount of landscape in a single pic. It capable of 1080p video and has a 12.1-megapixel back-illuminated CMOS sensor. Now that’s an innovative and a different camera I have seen after a long time.





