Tech Travel Week Round Up #5
Another busy week for tech travel news. Considering the controversy in the US elections about million dollar planitariums its only fitting we bring you news of the most expensive planetarium on earth! Also on tap today are massive solar fields in Nevada, and the closure of a beloved tech attraction in Vegas.
First of is a new hotel in Malibu offering all the amenities of a geeks dream home. Order room service on your ipod, surf the net via wi-fi, or watch some youtube videos on your big screen TV. Truly a hotel for the technologist in you, the best part is that the Malibu hotel is only a trial and a LA software company is looking to role these out nation wide. Source
Further abroad in the land of the rising sun you can now visit Thanko’s flagship store in Tokyo. Thanko is most famous for its campy usb creations, from heated slippers to sushi usb, use the map, and with a bit of luck you should be in USB heaven soon.
San Fransisco is home to the worlds most advanced planetarium, the Morison Planitarium will blow you away, three stories tall and $20 million dollars, is it worth it? You decide, as for the political news you can view the much debated Chicago planetarium here.
For the final instalation, check out this cool sci-fi style tower from the Czech Republic. Although the tower itself is cool the really neat part is when you catch site of the aliean like creatures climbing up and down the sides of it..the most sci-fi modern are in the world!
Be sure to tune in next week for the weekly technology travel round up.
Tags: Geek Travel, Las Vegas, Nevada, planetarium, Solar Plant, Tech Attractions, Tech Travel, Travel
