BMW DesignworksUSA has teamed up with Thermaltake to design the first BMW PC. Forget beige boxes, this is PC design in the fast lane. Each component sits in its own shell, which hooks up to the main PC processor. It’s quirky, sure, but is it beautiful?
Call them what you like: Sledges, sleds, toboggans. Chances are, you’ve never owned a proper one. And no, those flimsy plastic death traps don’t count. Neither do tea trays.
But never fear, we’ve rounded up the best snow-skimmers from around the world. Feast your eyes on these frost-taming beauties, before the snow melts, and we all go back to moaning about recession instead.
Buying a BMW? You’ll soon be able to customise it using one of Microsoft’s fancy touchscreen Surface computers. The German carmaker will be bringing the technology to showrooms worldwide too, in what could be the first taste of Surface for British tech fans.
We’ve heard there’ll be inflatable cars on our streets soon, but now BMW says its next-gen motors will change shape too.
We’re used to gas-guzzling cars belching out noxious gasses as they whiz by, but what about a car that actually cleans the air as it drives? That’s what BMW’s been showing off.
