Showing posts with label portable. Show all posts
Showing posts with label portable. Show all posts

2009-07-20

SLAX Linux -- Pocket Operating System

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Slax - your pocket operating system
Slax is a modern, portable, small and fast Linux operating system with a modular approach and outstanding design. Despite its small size, Slax provides a wide collection of pre-installed software for daily use, including a well organized graphical user interface and useful recovery tools for system administrators.
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Key features

Slax 6 is small
Slax 6 is portable
Slax 6 is feature rich
Slax 6 is multilingual
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SLAX Linux - Your pocket operating system - Review

SLAX is a small, live Linux distro, based on Slackware. It aims to be light, friendly and useful. It's meant to fit onto antique USB thumb drives and run well on old hardware. And it features the sexy KDE desktop. Plus there's a revolutionary modules management. This fine list of features made it a worthy candidate for testing. The version chosen for this review was 6.0.9.

Desktop


Applications

Apps 1

Modules

Modules
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Slax FAQ: Installing Slax on USB Flash Drive

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Slax Presentation


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  1. Slax: your pocket operating system
  2. Slax: documentation key features
  3. SLAX Linux - Your pocket operating system - Review
  4. YouTube - Slax FAQ: Installing Slax on USB Flash Drive
  5. YouTube - Slax Presentation

2008-11-26

A Portable One Room Hotel

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Hotel Everland

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Hotel Everland


Everland is a Hotel with only one room including a bathroom, a king-size bed and a lounge. The bounteous dimensioned room represents the subjective dream of a hotel: the architecture, the playful details, as well as the request to steal the golden embroidered bath towels. All Everland guests are partaking in the project.

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Designed by swiss duo Sabina Lang and Daniel Baumann, the hotel is one of a kind. In 2002 they were commissioned by Gianni Jetzer for an exhibition concept entitled Everland at the Swiss National Exhibition. Since then they’ve taken the structure to Yverdon, Switzerland, Lepzig, Germany and it now resides on the roof of the Palais de Tokyo (a modern contemporary museum) in France.
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2002 Yverdon (Switzerland)
2006 Leipzig (GfZK)
2007 Paris (Palais de Tokyo)
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Everland | Home
Inhabitat » PREFAB FRIDAY: Hotel Everland
wejetset - magazine - Places to Stay: Hotel Everland

2008-06-05

The iPAD -- Portable Home

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bachkit, andre hodgskin architects

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This New Zealand architect first become popular in the design world back in 2000 when he debuted the BACHKIT, a holiday home that featured a host of adjustable parts — including sliding walls, which allow the place to feel personal and blend the realm between outdoor and indoor living.
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iPAD Home Takes Simple Living To A New Level

In the architect’s second installment of portable homes, the iPAD takes simple living to a new level. The iPAD can be used as a one- bedroom holiday home, office, studio or resort unit, but it can also be grouped into a series of pavilions, allowing for larger accommodations. In addition, various external color options are available, as are external cladding like extendable decks to suit individual taste and needs.
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The iPAD™ is a true kitset bach designed to covers a range of options; it could be a one bedroom holiday home, secondary dwelling, granny flat, office, studio or resort unit to name but a few.

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Related:
Architecture and Design · iPAD Home Takes Simple Living To A New Level
ipad
bachkit, andre hodgskin architects | materialicious
ipad™, andre hodgskin | materialicious
Andre Hodgskin Architects
iPAD by Andre Hodgskin : TreeHugger

2008-01-24

The USB powerstick

Power up any device as fast as if it was plugged into the wall.

Charges your portable device as fast as a wall charger. The Powerstick™ takes 90† minutes to charge and provides you double your talktime or audio playback on most popular devices.
related:

The USB powerstick | zedomax.com
Powerstick USB Charger | gadgettastic.com
OhGizmo! » Archive » Powerstick Portable USB Charger
Popgadget Personal Technology for Women: Pocket-sized portable power

2008-01-05

The HydroPak portable power generator


HydroPak Portable Fuel Cell Power Pack

Millennium Cell Inc. and Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies announced the completion of a pre-production version of the HydroPak portable power generator that incorporates a unique water-activated cartridge system. The HydroPak product combines Horizon's fuel cells with Millennium Cell's Hydrogen on Demand storage technology to offer a clean and quiet power generator for use by consumers and professionals for emergency and recreational purposes.

Millennium Cell

This power source is a high energy alternative to lead acid battery packs and portable generators. The HydroPak(TM) system, together with each cartridge:


  • Provides infinite shelf life and enough energy to recharge an average notebook computer 8 to 10 times

  • Can run indoors with quiet operation and zero harmful emissions

  • Is quieter, lighter and smaller than generators

  • Stores more energy than possible with batteries

  • Has a lower cost than any similar fuel cell device


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Related:
Home - Millennium Cell - The Hydrogen Battery Technology Company
HydroPak Portable Fuel Cell Power Pack
HydroPak Fuel Cell Could Replace Generators, Batteries
Affordable, Zero-emission HydroPak Fuel Cell - Ecofriend
Fuel Cell Works Supplemental News Page
Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies
Millennium Cell and Horizon Fuel Cell set to Launch HydroPak Portable Power Product

2007-12-02

Revolutionary Alternative-Energy Sources

The MagLev wind turbine, which was first unveiled at the Wind Power Asia exhibition in Beijing, is expected take wind power technology to the next level with magnetic levitation. Magnetic levitation is an extremely efficient system for wind energy.
The portable nuclear reactor is the size of a hot tub. It’s shaped like a sake cup, filled with a uranium hydride core and surrounded by a hydrogen atmosphere.

The Atmospheric Vortex Engine (AVE) is a process for capturing the energy produced when heat is carried upward by convection in the atmosphere. The process is protected by patent applications and could become a major source of electrical energy. The unit cost of electrical energy produced with an AVE could be half the cost of the next most economical alternative.

via: Three Revolutionary Alternative-Energy Sources | The Daily Galaxy: News from Planet Earth & Beyond
related: Vortex engine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Hyperion Power Generation Home Page