Is the Toyota Winglet summer's hottest gadget?
People looking to spend commission earned in their sales job could find a new gadget from Toyota hits the spot.
PC World has profiled the most innovative and stylish gadgets to emerge in August, naming the Winglet as one of the most intriguing developments.
Similar to the Segway, the Winglet is a "futuristic" method of urban transportation, which scoots users around at some six kilometres per hour, or the "speed of a brisk walk", notes the publication.
The device is controlled with a handle that can be pushed forward or back depending on the direction the user wishes to go in.
According to the report, some three versions of the Winglet have been produced, the smallest of which weighs ten kilograms.
"Toyota let me take it for a test drive and it was a lot of fun," the writer states, in news that may interest people looking for a surprising way to arrive at sales meetings.
Toyota was founded by Sakichi Toyoda, who was born in 1867 and invented the wooden Toyoda handloom in 1890.
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Filed: 12-08-2008
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