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Watch 10 MPH, the Segway Road Trip Across the US, For Free!
Remember when the documentary about the two friends who decide to travel from Seattle to Boston at 10 MPH by using a segway? Well fast forward a year and a half later, and the movie 10 mph is not only complete, but it's available for your viewing pleasure, for free, on YouTube. Not only is it entertaining to watch a guy with a stand-up scooter go across the country, but the best part is watching the craziness that ensues along the way.
Cross Country On A Segway - 10 MPH
Fresh off of hearing that the New York City Police Department has purchased ten new segways to patrol popular tourist areas like Central Park and Coney Island I learn that two men recently quit their suit and tie jobs to take a trip across the United States on a segway. At a max-speed of 10 mph, the duo documented the trip with a camera and will release their movie in a few months. I cannot explain my excitement.
New York City Goes High Tech
If you happen to live in NYC or plan to visit soon, keep your eyes peeled for some new city upgrades - techie upgrades that is. The New York City Police Department has reportedly purchased ten new segways to patrol popular tourist areas like Central Park and Coney Island. These two-wheeled human transporters are said to be great additions to the NYPD because of their visibility, mobility and speed, which is said to be 12.5mph.
Would You Go On A Segway Tour?
You may have been on a bike tour, or a boat tour but have you ever been on a Segway tour? Now you can explore some of the world's greatest cities on the Segway Human Transporter. With Segway tour sites like scenic segways and human on a stick, you can book guided sightseeing Segway tours.
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Daily Tech: Toyota's Winglet to Take on the Segway
- Available in three versions, S (1.5 feet tall), M (2.2 feet), and L (3.7-feet), Toyota's new Winglet features an electric mother, two wheels, and a set of sensors. Goodbye Segway, hello Winglet! — CrunchGear
- Here we go again.
DWTS Week Four: The Woz Gets Strong and Serious
On Dancing With the Stars last night, I couldn't have been more proud of Steve Wozniak's determination to conquer the Argentine Tango. Unlike last week where he was all smiles and surprised us by doing the worm, this week he worked on his serious face (which wasn't easy) and even busted out some lift action. The judges were still cruel with a 12 out of 30 score, although the Woz managed to look on the bright side — saying it was an improvement of 20 percent from last week!
Coraline the Game Looks As Creepy As the Movie
If you haven't seen the amazing (and kinda creepy) movie trailer for Coraline, you're missing out. Made entirely of stop-animation (which I love), I'm pretty excited to see it when it hits theaters February 6. And although there are many movie-based games that totally bomb, I think this one has a good chance of making an easy segway onto your consoles, mainly because the story has such great play value.Tech News Roundup - MC-3 iPod Dock: So 80s It Hurts
- Sure, you love an occasional Def Leopard or Cindi Lauper jam, but are you ready for the tube power amp, high-end Philips CD transport and Burr-Brown DA converter with shameless 80s style? Shanling's MC-3 iPod dock plays hits from the 80s, sounds so crazy - Engadget
- Ever uploaded a video you took on your amazing video camera to YouTube only to be annoyed by how grainy it looks online? Check out this guide on how to optimize your videos for YouTube - Lifehacker
- Another trip down geek tee shirt lane.
Apples and Wedding Bells: Steve Wozniak Gets Married!
It doesn't matter whether you would date Steve Wozniak or not; he's off the market, ladies! The Apple co-founder got married over the weekend to his fiancée — who is not, I repeat, not Kathy Griffin. That makes me pretty sad, because I loved them together on her show, My Life on the D-List.
HeadThere's Giraffe Video Conferencing Robot
At first glance you might think this is a fashionable Segway. Unlike a Segway, which acts as an electric human transporter, the Giraffe Video Conferencing Robot allows people to virtually transport themselves. The Giraffe is a remote-controlled mobile video conferencing platform that enables people who are far away to communicate face to face.
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