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Ahad, 16 Januari 2011

Cusco Proton Neo



Yesterday, as a new challenge at the International Conference Hall, Makuhari Messe Carrosser "Proton Satria neo Project" presentation was held. Here is a summary of this project.

Ltd. is a sports model Carrosser biggest carmaker Proton, Malaysia Satria neo regular imports and sales begin.

The Satria neo, 1600cc NA engine that FF three-door hatchback car. Well proven in the field of international rally and race is already an excellent game-based machine.

FF 1600ccNA vehicles has a history that has ever worked in Japan as a model for an introduction to motor sport, for that Carrosser international activities in the long rally, and we can develop relatively quickly Parts Masu.

Satria neo the FIA Group A & N at the moment already been approved by the by, even for major parts, along Homorogeshonpatsu have developed a Group N vehicle regulations are awaiting approval situation.






Ideal for imported and sold as Satria neo affordable entry-level model, develop and supply parts to fit in with the desire to launch the project in poor ability but hopefully contribute to the development of domestic motor sports.

CUSCO is the brand bears the name of the product Carrosser season, APRC, the vehicle will compete in the All Japan Rally Championship. APRC is founded by the Junior Cup 2011 (being the vehicle belongs to a class Satria neo N2) to connect with players aiming for the title as a driver Banba Akira. 







Bamba players, the years from 2010 APRC CUSCO, and N2 in the same class machine Suzuki Swift, the Hokkaido Rally, competing in his second spot in the China Rally, both decorated with class wins. All Japan Rally Championship is scheduled for participation in all eight races against seven, again more information will be notified. 












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Isnin, 11 Oktober 2010

Malaysians have the most friends on their social networks, while Japanese users have the fewest

Malaysians have the most friends on their social networks, while Japanese users have the fewest.

This is one of the findings of a large-scale research project, looking at online behaviour around the globe.
It also found that digital sources are overtaking TV, radio and newspapers as the media channel of choice for 61% of the online population around the world.

The study, conducted by research firm TNS, interviewed 50,000 consumers in 46 countries for the study.

In Malaysia the average number of friends is 233, closely followed by 231 in Brazil and 217 in Norway.
This contrasts to an average of just 29 friends in Japan, and 68 in China.

The results could suggest "a culture that embraces fewer but closer friendships," thinks TNS's chief development officer Matthew Froggatt.

As well as having the most friends, Malaysians are also the heaviest users of social networking sites, spending an average of nine hours per week on them.

It is followed by Russia, where people spend an average 8.1 hours per week online and Turkey where 7.7 hours a week are spent on social networks.

Socially mobile

The study found that consumers are now spending more time on social networking sites than using e-mail.

This is fuelled in part by the rise in mobile net access.

In the US, a third of online consumers expect to be accessing social networks via their mobile phones over the next 12 months, compared to a quarter via a PC.

In Sweden, over half said they would access social networks via mobile and just a quarter cited the traditional PC.

National crisis

The importance of social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter is being explored in a separate study at the University of East London.

Researchers are using three British cities - London, Birmingham and Carlisle, to study whether social networks could help save lives in the event of a national crisis.

"We are working on the premise that, as technological advances continue, the traditional mediums of television and radio may become usurped in their potency in terms of delivering important messages to society at large," said Professor John Preston, who is leading the project.

The TNS study, which the researchers hope will become an annual project, also found that countries newer to the digital world are embracing online activities at a faster rate to those in more mature markets.

In China four out of five users have written their own blog, compared to only 32% in the US.

"In rapid growth markets...users are embracing these new channels in much more active ways. The digital world is transforming how they live, develop and interact," said Mr Froggatt.

Ahad, 19 September 2010

World's First Bread Maker From Rice




This could be good news for all bread lovers without having to deal with wheat allergy. Sanyo just came up with the new concept of home bakery, and the company calls it GOPAN. GOPAN is not your average home bakery system; it comes with fully automatic rice mill function allowing its users to turn their uncooked rice into bread, well rice bread to be exact.

But not to worry, GOPAN can take care of your other conventional bread as well, plus more. The bread making machine comes with the Gluten and nut automated putting feature, plus others for making JAM, Noodle as well as rice cake.

GOPAN is a bit on a heavy side assuming you are not going to lift it on an every day basis, it comes at a hefty 11 kg weight and it measures 354mm (W) x 278mm (D) x 387mm (H). The GOPAN comes with powerful milling motor of approximately 6300 rev./min. and kneading motor of approx. 400 rev./min.

It takes approximately 4 hours to have your own bread ready with timer setting of up to 13 hours. The GOPAN will hit Japanese retail store on Oct. 8th, 2010. Sanyo is planning a monthly production of 10,000 units.




TOKYO - Syarikat pengeluar elektronik, Sanyo melancarkan produk terbarunya iaitu 'periuk' yang boleh menukarkan beras menjadi roti.

Mesin itu boleh mengisar satu cawan beras menjadi tepung kemudian diadunkan dengan air, gluten, ragi dan bahan lain untuk membakar sebuku roti selama empat jam.

Nama yang diberikan untuk 'periuk' itu ialah GOPAN iaitu campuran perkataan gohan dalam bahasa Jepun bermaksud memasak nasi dan pan yang bermakna roti dalam bahasa Sepanyol.

Periuk itu akan dijual pada harga antara AS$560 (RM1,793) hingga RM670 (RM2,146). - AFP



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