Bionic Bopper Cars for those with deep pockets

I know there is this Occupy Wall Street movement and what not, with the working class really frustrated at the way things have turned out for them, but still, there are some others who are above all that is going on below, living in their very own reality. Of course, this elite class have virtually bottomless bank accounts, leading them to be able to afford Christmas toys such as these the $17,000 Bionic Bopper Cars. If you have watched Real Steel in the cinemas already, then you might be able to identify better.

The Bionic Bopper Cars are actually motorized boxers which are controlled by a couple of drivers who do battle to deliver chin-lifting uppercuts for victory.

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Honda teases Small Sports EV and ACX plug-ins, cars to take bow in Tokyo

Honda is teasing us with two new concept models the company plans on unveiling at the Tokyo Motor Show. The Small Sports EV and ACX plug-ins will make their official debut later this month, with no word on whether they will make it to production.

Japanese automaker Honda is looking to make a big splash at the Tokyo Motor Show later this month. The

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Packard Bell PB oneTwo M and PB oneTwo L Slim All-In-One Computer

Packard Bell has announced its newest All-In-One Computers from its PB oneTwo series that will be released on the UK Market soon. They are the PB oneTwo M and PB oneTwo L that both comes with streamlined design, the oneTwo M comes equipped with a 21.5-inch while the oneTwo L features a 23-inch display, they are powered by Intels second-generation Core i3/i5/i7 processor with integrated graphics or optional NVIDIA GeForce GT530/GT520 or the AMD Radeon HD 6450 graphics card and up to 8GB of RAM.

Both of the PCs features a Full HD LCD Display, there are built-in 2.5-watt stereo speakers, it comes with up to 2TB of hard drive storage, DVD burner or optional Blu-ray drive as well as a 5-in-1 card reader and a 2-Megapixel HD webcam.

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Digits Live Show: HTML5: What Is It and How Does It Work?

On today’s Digits: WSJ’s Don Clark tells us how HTML5 is changing the Web, in a long-standing battle between proponents of the Web language and Flash-maker Adobe; a new ruling on whether Twitter data can be obtained without a warrant; Facebook is close to settling a privacy case with the FTC; in Swisher Scoops, Kara Swisher has the latest on talks of a Yahoo sale and, what IBM is doing in the ‘Bring Your Own Device’ war at work.

39: HotHardware’s Two and A Half Geeks Webcast – Nov. 4, 2011

In this latest episode of HotHardware’s Two and Half Geeks, Marco takes us through the component selection and build process for the grand prize of HotHardware’s Labor Day Giveaway contest – a custom gaming PC decked out with the latest technologies from Intel, NVIDIA, Patriot, Gigabyte, NZXT and many more!