Infographic: How Much Does It Cost To Produce Your Favorite TV Shows
Home entertainment has come a long way. From the humble beginning of free-to-air TV, it has evolved into cable television and in the last decade, […]
Infographic: The History of Windows in One Awesome Graphic
Being a person who started out mucking around with computers in Windows environment, it is natural that I have always wanted to write about the […]
Infographic: Six Problems Driver-less Cars Will Need to Overcome
Are you excited about the prospect of self-driving cars? I am guessing if you are not a car person, then it won’t make any difference. […]
Eat: World’s Most Luxurious Club Sandwich
feeling the need treat your stomach to some lavishness? well, we say, travel to Hong Kong and get yourself some of the World’s Most Luxurious Club Sandwich. costing a cool 480 Hong Kong Dollars (about US$62), this extraordinary priced culinary creation out-price those in Geneva, which is the current “record holder” on
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The Greatest Band Ever Print [Poster]
calling all rock music lover. open before us is a rare opportunity to vote for your all-time favorite band and see how they pit against other bands in a printed infographic poster for real. this is not a dream, well, it will be a dream if these dudes don’t get your support via the crowdfunding platform, Kickstarter. The Greatest Band Ever Print by
Infographic: Cost to drive to Mars
now. we all know we can’t actually fly to Mars yet, let alone drive there. come on dude, Mars is like 352 million miles (dependent on the orbital paths) away from Earth which would takes months to get there. in geek’s term, this means that whatever gadgets you bring there could be old technology by the time you reach there. which also means the cost of…
Infographic: What’s Apple actually worth?
you know. talk about Apple never cease especially when its worth (as determined by the market) was made known and made even spicier by the fact that the Cupertino’s tech firm’s cash on hand is more than that of the U.S. government. then again, if the number of $619 billion (note the ‘b‘ not ‘m‘) doesn’t make any sense to the regular…