Trim-Slice - this is another "pocket" computer all from the same company CompuLab, which can already be considered a pro in creating miniature computers. In this case, it's great power and other characteristics are not brought here to sacrifice size, and it is impressive: 130 x 95 x 15 mm! So, Trim-Slice boasts dual-core processor NVIDIA Tegra 2 ARM Cortex A9 (1 GHz) with built-in energy-efficient graphics GeForce, 1 GB DDR2, SSD capacity up to 64 GB, WiFi 802.11n + BT, the presence of SD-and microSD-card reader, and as ports USB (4 pieces), DMI 1.3 full-HD + DVI, COM, digital 5.1 S / PDIF. Device "dressed" in a solid metal body and consumes only 3 watts! Trim-Slice will be available in April at a price of "less than a tablet.

 Another concept of watches with custom time display. In this case it is carried out in three rows of luminous rectangles. The upper row consists of 12 segments and displays hours. Two of the remaining 5 and 9 - minutes. In the picture above 10:25.

In 1978, this Motobecane 40T rolled off the production floor in France, ready to carry its customer around town at speeds up to 30 mph. It was one of many moped models released in the late 1970s by European brands like Puch, Piaggio, Tomos and Sachs. Like most of the now-vintage late 70s mopeds, this Motobecane featured a relatively basic two-stroke engine, a pair of pedals and a simple frame. Three decades later, Jarrett Petty of Austin, Texas turned this Motobecane 40T into what might be the meanest moped in Texas, which puts it pretty high in the rankings for meanest world-wide. There’s no scooter stigma in this bike, which can hit 60 mph on the open road– and get there in a flash.