A unique product for chocolate lovers. This is a mouth-watering printer which can delight anyone. Originally, developers planned to release a new product for Easter, so that everyone could print his own chocolate bunnies and eggs, but the release was delayed, and the printer will be available only at the end of the month. The British company Choc Edge, in fact, did not create something fundamentally new, their printer works on the same principle as the rest of modern 3D-printer, causing the material layer by layer. The only difference is that the material used in the chocolate and the resulting product is completely edible. The cost of new items, though most can imagine the printer candy as a tool rather than a home kitchen appliance, to buy a chocolate printer will be about $ 4000.

London is ahead of all when it comes to introducing hydrogen fuel cell powered vehicles, as their first fleet of taxis is already running on the streets of the city.

ClimateCars, the company who is behind the production of this environmental friendly minicabs and the present fleet also include two Renault Fluence Z.E. Renault is also known to introduce low carbon and hybrid models of automobiles in the past though this is the first time a zero emission vehicle has been introduced in the streets of the capital.

This 100% electric car will be used mainly in Central London as it can easily avail the services of the charge points available in the area.