Another example of useless modeling and rendering exercise.

a) The tracks would need to be some really soft rubber for them to do such a tight corners in the triangle "wheels". That would mean that they would wear very fast and be pretty useless fast. I have no idea what the yellow things are, but I can see no function in them at all.
b) Why on earth it has turning front "wheels"? Why no just do as the tanks do: alter the speed and direction of rotation the tracks and the vehicle would turn. The current setup would, especially in high speed, be problematic as in turn the forces pushing the car forward would easily push the tracks off the "wheel".
c) the vehicle isn't structurally sound. c1) The "wheels" don't seem to be properly attached to the chassis. c2) there's no space for (tubular) frame to hold the body work up.

Most dSLR's have that feature... Both Canon EOS 450D and Nikon D60 that are within my reach distance at least have it.

What's most interesting to me in those specs is the 3G connectivity! It does say 3G HSPA, but wouldn't that mean also ability to make normal voice calls?

Where's the news in here? EOS 1000D has been on sale in Europe for almost a month now, with a price and all. Shipping will begin early next month.

No wonder Google can't translate that article, it's really bad finnish. But picking out the keypoints:
normal phone features (calls, sms, calendar, etc)
touchscreen
can be paired with a computer and then the computer can be used to control the phone
calls are made with headphones (they speak about radiowaves here, so I guess bluetooth. also they mention that the headphones will the smallest in the world)
only GPRS, no 3G
current hold up are the component suppliers (touchscreen aren't usually this small)
design might not be the final one


Hope that clarifies the situation some...

Hey hey hey!

Finland is part of Europe and here the local Elisa has been selling Dell computers in their stores for couple of months now!

Me too * 2!

Me too!

Could you please stop referring Art Lebedev as a single person.

'The Art. Lebedev Studio is the largest design company in Russia, founded in 1995 by Artemy Lebedev. They create both industrial and graphic design; their motto is "Design will save the world." As of 2005, they have six principal art directors and over 100 employees.' � Wikipedia

It might be just a pretty visualization, but there certainly is some real industrial design behind it.