Popular Science Names 100 "Best of What's New" Technologies

Just last week, Time announced what they considered the 50 most important technological breakthroughs of 2008. Not to be outdone, today Popular Science has named their 100 "Best of What's New." Unlike Time, PopSci has categorized their awards into...

3:30 PM on Sat Nov 8 2008, by Mark Wilson, 49,059 views, 32 comments
http://gizmodo.com/5077252/popular-science-names-100-best-of-whats-new-technologies

Is this the Futuremark 3D OpenGL-Powered Car Dashboard of the Future?

We've seen all-digital concept dashboards before, but none seem as impressive 3D (or close to reality) as Futuremark's. It scraps everything behind and to the right of the wheel in favor of a smooth, uninterrupted display onto which an OpenGL...

7:10 PM on Wed Aug 27 2008, by John Mahoney, 13,202 views, 18 comments
http://gizmodo.com/5042695/is-this-the-futuremark-3d-opengl+powered-car-dashboard-of-the-future

Tascam GT-R1 Guitar Recorder Lets You Capture Those Brilliant Solos

Tascam—last heard of here on Giz with a portable MP3 guitar "trainer"—has come up with another gizmo that may interest you if you're a guitarist. The GT-R1 is a portable MP3 recorder for capturing your axe work, capable of recording to...

4:27 AM on Mon Aug 4 2008, by Kit Eaton, 2,461 views, 18 comments
http://gizmodo.com/5032609/tascam-gt+r1-guitar-recorder-lets-you-capture-those-brilliant-solos

Top Gear Races Nissan GT-R Vs. Bullet Train In Japan

The Top Gear crew is in Japan for this week's episode and they've got another heated race for us: A Nissan GT-R R35, a gadget car by dynamic handling and Playstation inspired dashboard vs. a bullet train, running both from Japan's northern...

7:00 PM on Tue Jul 15 2008, by Christopher Mascari, 15,896 views, 41 comments
http://gizmodo.com/5025511/top-gear-races-nissan-gt+r-vs-bullet-train-in-japan

Nissan GT-R Detects When Car is on a Race Track, Disables Speed Limiter via GPS

It's no secret Giz loves the GT-R. We consider it the unofficial car of Gizmodo, actually. So imagine our collective giddiness when we heard that the Japanese model has a feature that uses GPS to detect when it's on a race track, prompting the...

3:15 PM on Sat Dec 22 2007, by Adrian Covert, 15,999 views, 28 comments
http://gizmodo.com/337096/nissan-gt+r-detects-when-car-is-on-a-race-track-disables-speed-limiter-via-gps

Nissan's GT-R Data-Dense Dashboard Explained

Fast lane daily has a video of the Nissan GT-R, with rare footage of that amazing instrument cluster designed by Gran Turismo game designers. Fast forward past the talking head to witness footage of the boost gauge, lateral and longitudinal...

8:33 PM on Mon Nov 19 2007, by Brian Lam, 12,897 views, 32 comments
http://gizmodo.com/324672/nissans-gt+r-data+dense-dashboard-explained

Nissan GT-R My New Fav Geek Car

9:58 PM on Thu Nov 15 2007, by Brian Lam, 27,831 views, 56 comments
http://gizmodo.com/323485/nissan-gt+r-my-new-fav-geek-car

Man Stuff - The Best of Uncrate

This week at Uncrate: We fail mightily in our attempt to declare a favorite between the Nissan GT-R and the Honda S2000 CR, while shaking up some stellar dirty martinis in the Alessi Cocktail Shaker. We also add some prehistoric bling to our look...

1:31 PM on Thu Oct 25 2007, by Jason Chen, 4,198 views
http://gizmodo.com/315226/man-stuff-+-the-best-of-uncrate

Today's most popular headlines are Macs Not as Popular As Fanboys Think (10,506 views today), Warping Wallpaper, Grandma's House Got Trippy (8,435) and Nissan GT-R Multifunction Display Looks Like a PlayStation Game (7,025).

5:00 PM on Tue Oct 23 2007, 372 views
http://gizmodo.com/5001423/

Nissan GT-R Multifunction Display Looks Like a PlayStation Game

This is the interior of the new twin-turbocharged V6 2009 Nissan GT-R, a monster supercar, chicks-with-leather-and-attitude magnet and a wonder of engineering which we would probably only drive in the next Gran Turismo. Ironically, anyone who buys...

7:00 AM on Tue Oct 23 2007, by Jesus Diaz, 29,786 views, 38 comments
http://gizmodo.com/313871/nissan-gt+r-multifunction-display-looks-like-a-playstation-game