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Having recently tested Mio’s new DigiWalker C720t , we were very interested to learn that the GPS experts at Mio would be launching a new product with a Knight Rider theme. The Mio Knight Rider GPS features all of the things we’ve come to expect from Mio—a clean, touch-screen interface, turn-by-turn directions, pre-loaded maps of the United States or Canada, and over four million different points of interest.

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As if shoes, laptops, and colognes weren't enough, another Ferrari item hits the scene for enthusiasts and avid collectors alike in the form of two-foot long hand built models. From the company Memorabilia Experience, these limited edition 1/8 scale models are of the two legendry Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano that undertook a 20,000 mile historic journey through 16 countries, from Brazil to New York. 

Good news for those among us who love BMW’s much-maligned iDrive user interface; according to enthusiast web space Bimmer File, iDrive is set to get a whole load of new functionality in upcoming applications.

Based in San Francisco, Ponoko is a company that enables anyone from a hobbyist to a professional to create, build, and sell an original design.

After countless years on the Santa Monica Pier in California spent ferrying the NASCAR dreams of bouncing youth in 90-second intervals, this French-built, Intimidator spec, #3 Chevy bumper car is up for auction on eBay Motors.

While there aren’t many of us that could provide the bumper car with a functional arena (what does one call the place where bumper cars “go

Online store Woot! Is dedicated to the idea that cool stuff can be sold for cheap, and practices just that by offering one item per day at a discount rate.

The miniaturization of high technology is something that the Japanese are known and revered for. At the forefront of these efforts are tiny video experts RF System Lab, which has built a camera that is literally the size (and shape) of a Tylenol capsule.