DEMO.com 's product presentations

dear students, here are the other products that you presented today!
look at the 6 minute presentations online!
have a good week
james


DEMO.com Panjea.TV - Panjea.com:

"Product Description

Panjea enables individual users to create their very own TV channel for free and to invite friends, fans, and colleagues to watch. It’s fun, easy and users can even make money from advertising! There’s no camera required. Users simply log in, surf their favorite video sites, like YouTube, and select the most interesting clips for their channel. They can also add their own videos and choose to have their channel play directly from their personal Website, blog, or MySpace profile."

DEMO.com SONATA - Boston-Power, Inc.:

"Product Description

Introducing SONATA—the first battery from Boston-Power’s proprietary lithium-ion technology platform. The only battery to match the lifespan of a notebook computer, SONATA solves today’s frustrating battery fade problem and delivers a 50% faster recharge time to laptop users. Leveraging a whole-systems approach, Boston-Power provides OEMs access to an unparalleled innovation team with a novel approach to battery products, rapid prototyping, manufacturing and quality control. Complete assurance of safety underpins our entire product portfolio."

DEMO.com Crickett - Seagate Technology:

"Product Description

Small enough to fit in your pocket or bag, Crickett is an ultra-portable 10 to 40 GB wireless storage solution. Crickett works seamlessly with Bluetooth-, WiFi- and USB-equipped handsets to provide substantial capacity without impacting a phone’s design or cost. Crickett will introduce several new experiences and opportunities to the mobile phone market."

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I mentioned this site in class....
just like the demo.com products (that you each have several documents about) this website shows real products that are transforming our world (and the marketplace)!

"In the United States there are 46,837 miles of highways with miles of sound barrier walls being erected daily to mitigate the negative impacts of highway systems on urban neighborhoods. At the same time, these transportation systems alone produce 1.4 billion tons of airborne pollution annually. With the increasing prominence of this additional component to our highway infrastructure, the public is beginning to demand a more appealing design solution to highway-generated air, sound, and light pollution.

In addition to mitigating sound and light pollution as present highway barrier systems do, the Superabsorber system also absorbs airborne pollutants. Designed by Douglas Hecker and Martha Skinner of Clemson-based FieldOffice, this innovative system has the potential to significantly reduce airborne pollution in urban areas with the application of photocatalytic cement products that have been demonstrated to reduce air pollution in urban areas by 50% when covering just 15% of urban surfaces. The inclusion of this surface application on future concrete barrier systems represents a significant amount of surface area for absorption of air pollution in urban areas."