Post by Meghan Scott
GM showed off their driver-free Chevy Tahoe at CES in an effort to remove “driver error” on the road. CEO Rick Wagoner says they expect to have these on the road by 2018. The video below explains more about this latest innovation.
Post by Meghan Scott
When you’re just not on YouTube enough… in comes another product that’s ready to record when you’re in the car — for over 8 hours. That’s right, you heard me, 8 HOURS of mobile video. Sure, they’re touting it as a car camera built to record the road in front of you while you’re driving — great for when the car in front of you slams on the brakes and you plow into its plastic bumper, this can help prove your case with the insurance agency — but let’s be real, you’re just going to point it the other direction to catch your singalong video to “Suddenly I See” (what, you’re over it already?) and post it to the internet so all your friends can see how fabulous you are.
The Voyager comes ready to record, no installation needed, just plug it into your car power adapter or pack in 3 AAA batteries, and hit the one-touch record button. The removable 2 gig SD card makes it easy to upload to your computer, or use the TV output jack on the unit to connect directly to your video device. Available for $79.95 from BrickHouseSecurity.com, it’s a great gift for the road weary traveler or up-and-coming star on your list.
[via Red Ferret]
Post by Charles
There isn’t a day that goes by that I don’t lose my mind stuck behind some guy doing 50 mph in the fast lane. What I would give for one of these train horn sets from Hornblasters just so I could let these self centered Massholes know that they aren’t the only commuters on the face of the earth.
With a complete high-efficiency and extremely loud (152 db) train horn kit there is no doubt you will get everyone’s attention. Now…I’m not saying you should be driving around in traffic sending people into cardiac arrest but, with one of these sets you will definitely have the ability to make that happen.
Check out the people running for cover in this soon to be classic web vid after the jump.