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Supercars Will Grow On Trees

Posted On: 28 February 2008 By: Jay Oatway Filed Under: Flying Car | One Word: "Plastics" | Toys For Geeks

When you think supercar, you think carbon-fiber, and other exotic materials. But in our quest for space age materials, perhaps we have overlooked that old renewable wonder — wood.

Behold: The Splinter [via Trendhunter]

The Splinter should be capable of speeds in excess of 240mph:

Creator, Joe Harmon, 27, said: "Wood is a truly amazing material to work with. It has a higher strength-to-weight ratio than aluminium or steel, and it possesses a versatility that makes many different types of construction techniques possible.

"The look, feel, and smell of a natural material like wood are not seen elsewhere and cannot be faked, and the satisfaction involved in making something from a piece of wood ¡¦

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Digital Tattoos Will Alert You to Incoming Calls and Diseases Too

28 Feb 08 Franken-Life | Future-Stuff-That-Goes-Ping | No Strings | Transhuman Horizons

Perhaps you¡¯ve had too much to drink, or maybe you¡¯ve contracted malaria — it¡¯s hard to tell, since the human body has no built in diagnosis system.

But that may change with a bit of help from digital tattoos. Everything from mobile phone calls to blood analysis could be displayed from just under your skin. Think of it as a "Check Engine" light for the human ¡¦

Morphing Nanotech Killers Will Disguise Themselves As Mobile Phones

26 Feb 08 Future-Stuff-That-Goes-Ping | No Strings | Swimming in GreyGoo

Stretchy, flexible future phones will transform from tablets into jewelry. But what if these nano-creatures begin to self-replicate and turn on their masters, gnawing away your DNA at the nanoscale level — mobile phones might truly become hazardous to your health! For now, it¡¯s all just make-believe, but it¡¯s a nice concept [via The Mobile Weblog, and Life As an Artificial Lifeform]:

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Friday Frivolity With Space-Babes

22 Feb 08 Flying Car | Jump the Shark

Celebrating the cosmological curves and stellar eyelashes of some (retro) future ladies [see more at Dark Roast Blend]:

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