When it comes to electronic vehicles, most of us think that they need to be fully charged in order for you to drive with a peace of mind, knowing that electrical charging stations are infinitely harder to locate compared to a gas station. Renault aims to change that perception with the electric Fluence Z.E. sedan that comes with a swappable battery – an action that takes a mere 3 minutes to complete. that allows you to swap your battery should it die halfway, where a fully charged battery offers a range of 100 miles and an 83mph top speed. Expect that puppy to reach in Israel and Denmark later that year.

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We’ve previously seen an Android-powered TV from the People of Lava (which sounds incredibly cool), and now we’ve managed to find another TV that has decided to be powered by Google’s operating system. Designed by GPNC in Korea, that TV is powered by an ARM Cortex A8 processor running at 833MHz and sports connections such as USB, HDMI, S-Video, D-Sub, DVI and Component. that backlit LED TV will be running on version 1.5 of Android, which is slightly older, but still cool nonetheless. The TV will be available in 42-inch, 47-inch, and 55-inch sizes in 10 different countries, which sadly doesn’t include the U.S. The lucky countries include: Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands, Poland, Australia, and Dubai.

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Talk about dressing for the climate in a literal sense – the Climate Dress from Diffus of Denmark sees a special concoction which features hundreds of small LEDs laced all through the dress, where they will reply to carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Depending on how high the concentration of CO2 is in the vicinity, the tiny LEDs embroidered onto the dress will glow in slow pulses all the way to rapid flashes whenever the amount of CO2 goes up. Not too certain which lady would be bold abundant to take that ‘fashionable’ step and invent it a trend.

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The city of Copenhagen in Denmark will go green that year where Christmas celebrations are concerned, and we’re not talking about the color of its trees. In fact, their traditional Christmas tree set up at their City Hall Square will boast energy-efficient LED lights that are powered by humans, where 15 bicycles are available for anyone and everyone to pedal in order to capability all 700 LED bulbs dotted along the entire tree. Good way to keep warm in the freezing weather as well, eh?

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