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The IT industry on summer holiday…
Posted: July 07, 2010
As summer hits the IT industry, the pace of the industry does not slow down as several other sectors. Many ICT business are considerate enough to leave behind various goodies for the consumers to cope with the summer. Here is an overview.
One of this summer's hits might very well be this solar-powered barbecue, Helios Grill. The solar panel has a great similarity with a satellite antenna, which undoubtedly will attract attention but nevertheless enable you to barbecue anywhere absolutely free, although starting well before dusk is recommendable.
Seen on Tuvie.com
Enjoying the good weather and especially suntanning on the beach is also a classic summer-hit. However, with the increasing awareness of skin cancer as a result of UV radiation it has become even more evident to keep track of UV measurements and the factor on your sunblocker. This UV indicator from BosieBoo lets you plot in which factor you, or even more importantly your child, are using and by monitoring the UV radiation it tells you when to go in the shade or add a new layer of sunblocker.
Seen on minegenverden.dk
Are you an adventurer and looking to go exploring this summer? Then look no further if you need to bring your digital world: The Dell Latitude E6400 XFR is designed for outdoor living and can resist rough challenges. The laptop can easily resist a water hazard, falls at more than a meter and so on. Only downside is a weight of more than 4 kg.
Seen on Dell.com
Does one wish to keep focus on protecting the environment while cruising the Riviera, then this super sleek and silent retro scooter is what you need. The Ebretti electric scooter can run for 6 hours and will surely attract attention anywhere you go. Obviously, this is because of the smooth looks and not the sound since the electric motor makes you travel without any engine noise.
Seen on ebretti.dk
As of now, the charger is great for me. I puasrhced it as a second charger, so i can leave my original charger linked around on my desk, and I am able to take the additional charger with me when I take my laptop from my work desk.
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