This may sound selfish to those who usually ferry around their whole family in their SUV, but vehicles intended to transport just one person at a time are being chiseled into shape. Designed to work like a train i.e. using a monorail type track, these vehicles can transport a person to his destination quickly. The cassette vehicle concept is powered using electricity and uses the suction technique. The monorail like carrier acts as a hub for the vehicle and at the same time fulfills the duty of charging the vehicles. The carriers form a path for the cassette vehicles through a transparent tube with rails and air suction motors at stations. When needed, the operator needs to run the suction motor at the destination point and the carrier zips there quickly. This design is unique and will be more practical if it can accommodate more than just one person for use in future. This will help save energy and prevent our environment from those harmful gases vehicles emit nowadays.
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The fourth quarter, the period when Spotify was supposed to launch in the US, is gone and still there’s no sight of the free music streaming site. The delay was expected after talks with the music labels failed to reach a mutually-appeasing compromise. New rumors are surfacing though which claim that the two parties are getting closer to a deal, but one that doesn’t look too promising for the actual users. It sounds like there will be a free version of the service in the US, which the music labels have been against, but it will be available to only a small number of people.
I have been covering the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) for years and it feels like there are fewer surprises at the show each passing year. I am hoping there will be some cool unexpected things at the show this year, but it’s hard to get excited about the prospect. One of the reasons for the lack of surprise about things shown at the CES has to do with the way the entire show process unfolds. Those not involved in covering the show are not familiar with how things work so this will give you an idea how the CES happens for those of us who cover it.
Back in November, I learned I was allergic to gluten and was told I should lose 20 lbs or so to improve my health. So now that I am 
Kia Borrego isn’t quite a successful model in the United States and, as a result, the South Korean manufacturer might drop this particular vehicle for the 2010 model year. According to a report by thecarconnection.com, the weak sales recorded by the Borrego in the United States are representing the main reason for the decision, despite the fact that it’s quite new on the market – Kia officially introduced it in late 2008 as model year 2009.
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With manufacturers across the world trying to leave behind a very troubled 2009 and look ahead to a better 2010, the first month of the new year will bring with it a wave of price cuts in the automotive industry, as carmakers will try and bring consumer interest back on track after the holidays. 
The launch campaign for the new Volvo S60 has taken another step as the first footage of the sedan emerged on the Internet. No, we’re not talking about a mistake or any leaks from Volvo. The car manufacturer decided to upload video of the car on its youtube channel.
