Oil is down under $120 per barrel, but gas still ain't cheap. And cars that seemed too small just a few years ago are now squarely positioned to thrive in the market-not just any market, but the biggest automotive market of them all: America's. But that... ...full story at digg
from digg on Wed, Aug 06 2008
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| 25 Jul 08 |
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The 10 Weirdest Cars of All Time » digg These are some of the most innovative and unique cars ever exposed to the public. Some are viable- most will never make it to market. Either way, these cars are some of the most unusual vehicles you will ever see. Which would you drive? |
| 24 Oct 08 |
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Is This the Most Eco-Friendly Car Innovation Since Hybrid? » digg Forget hydrogen. The most eco-friendly thing to happen to cars since the hybrid might just be an after-market device that attaches to your tail pipe and costs a mere $199. |
| 17 Oct 08 |
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Netbooks take ten per cent of Euro PC market » the register (uk) 'Explosive' growth a year on from Eee PC's arrival First Gartner and now IDC has highlighted the rise of the Small, Cheap Computer as one of key product categories keeping the European PC market afloat.… |
| 07 Oct 08 |
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Jim Cramer: Time to get out of the stock market » digg “Whatever money you may need for the next five years, please take it out of the stock market right now, this week. I do not believe that you should risk those assets in the stock market right now.” |
| 28 Sep 07 |
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Newton II - Does The Rumor Have Legs This Time? » slashdot Ian Lamont writes "Mike Elgan at ComputerWorld has an interesting analysis of the small computing market, and predicts that the market is primed to take off. He admits that small computers have been tried before and failed ('Every single UMPC device that... |
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