Nissan Terra SUV - CNET Reviews

Nissan Terra SUV - CNET Reviews: "Nissan's Terra SUV appeared at the 2012 Paris Motor Show, and was easily the most interesting -- and least likely to ever enter production -- of the concept cars unveiled during the auto shows this season. Nissan said the Terra SUV, following a compact crossover style, would use motors to drive its wheels, getting electricity from a fuel cell stack."

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Photoshop update to let people fix photo blur | Crave - CNET

Photoshop update to let people fix photo blur | Crave - CNET: "Adobe Systems is building technology into Photoshop to take the blur out of photos.
The company demonstrated the upcoming Photoshop deblurring filter in a video today to promote its upcoming Adobe Max conference in May, where the company no doubt will announce the feature and others."

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TomTom unveils multi-sport GPS fitness watches

TomTom unveils multi-sport GPS fitness watches: "TomTom is a name that sometimes gets lost in the GPS market amidst the Garmins and Magellans. The company is hoping that it will stand out against those names in a new segment of the market: fitness watches. Its new range of GPS-powered fitness monitors is designed to provide a sleeker look and fit while giving athletes all the information they need to perfect their training."

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AKA-DM1 – a Sony Action Cam harness for your dog

AKA-DM1 – a Sony Action Cam harness for your dog: "With integrated Wi-Fi, various slo-mo modes and a waterproof casing, the Sony Action Cam is a worthy opponent to the GoPro. What's clearly lacking, however, is a harness allowing owners to mount the Action Cam to their dogs. Until now."

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Lamborghini's Aventador LP 720-4 50° Anniversario Edition

Lamborghini's Aventador LP 720-4 50° Anniversario Edition: "As part of Lamborghini’s 50th Anniversary celebrations the company has set aside some special editions for a select few. First off came the outrageous, fire spitting Veneno. Given only three Venenos were made at US$4 million a piece, your disappointment in not acquiring one is understandable."

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