The expert editors at Kelley Blue Book’s www.kbb.com, the leading provider of new and used car information, today announces the 2010 Ford Taurus has been named 2010 Best Redesigned Vehicle. The kbb.com editors praise the 2010 Ford Taurus sedan for its sculpted sheet metal, modern interior and long list of available technologies, standing in stark contrast not just to its predecessor, but its competitors, too. Kelley Blue Book’s kbb.com Best Redesigned Vehicle for 2010 marks a second consecutive win for Ford. Last year, Ford’s flagship pickup, the F-150, was awarded the 2009 Best Redesigned Vehicle accolade.

“The 2010 Ford Taurus delivers an ideal balance of engaging performance and passenger comfort, as well as a feeling of quality that positively pervades the vehicle,” said Jack Nerad, executive editorial director and executive market analyst for Kelley Blue Book’s kbb.com. “With its impressive set of standard and available technologies, the Taurus adds convenience, connectivity, safety and value to the consumer.”

Uniden America Corporation, a leading manufacturer of wireless consumer electronics, today announced their new lines of wireless video surveillance products and two-way radios for the North American market. These introductions mark Uniden’s entrance into the wireless video surveillance category and the expansion of its already robust line of two-way radio solutions with the addition of two new floating, waterproof models.

“Making consumers’ lives easier through the creation of innovative, wireless products has always been the focus at Uniden,” said Rex Holloway, vice president of new product development at Uniden America Corporation. “Our new wireless video surveillance products and first-ever waterproof, floating two-way radios are natural extensions of our World Without Wires brand philosophy and perfect examples of Uniden’s continued commitment to innovation.”

MyGoPet, Inc. has announced the availability of the GoPet Personal Electric Transportation scooter, a new three-wheeled electric vehicle that’s an easy-to-ride, earth-friendly alternative to other forms of transportation. GoPet is designed for numerous applications including moving personnel quickly around industrial areas, giving police/security officers a wider range of patrol, offering students an economical way to hurry around campus and giving individuals a substitute for cars and bicycles.

The powerful 48 volt, 350 watt front hub direct drive motor system moves GoPet at speeds up to 16 mph and can range up to 25 miles on a single charge using about 10 cents worth of electricity. Recharging takes 4-6 hours with a 110 volt smart charger that turns off when the battery is completely charged.

A collection of trailers from games displayed at Gamescom 09 in Germany. Sony intros the PS3 Slim, TruScreen scans liquids for safety, engineering students develop an autonomous robot, MIT tests next gen barcodes, Intel microprocessors go on sale early, Samsung helps take self portraits and the Fisker Karma does a lap around the track.

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