NFC, or Near Field Communication, is essentially just another transceiver inside your phone or tablet. NFC can let you share information between phones, read information from a sticker or sign, or even buy good and services as easily as you would with a credit card.What differentiates NFC from your Bluetooth, WiFi, or cellular radios is primarily the distance it can cover, and the power it requires to run.NFC runs on a ridiculously little amount of power, but requires a fairly large antenna to work.FC can let you share information between phones, read information from a sticker or sign, or even buy good and services as easily as you would with a credit card. What differentiates NFC from your Bluetooth, WiFi, or cellular radios is primarily the distance it can cover, and the power it requires to run.
2015 Polaris Slingshot Three-Wheeler Uses General Motors Ecotec Power. Sponsored Links. Polaris is a company which is perhaps best known for its snowmobiles, ATVs and other off-road methods of transportation. The companyâs latest creation, the Slingshot, is a step in the other direction. Itâs referred to as a 3-wheel motorcycle and unlike the rest of Polarisâ products, is at home when carving corners on twisty, paved roads. The Slingshot has a reverse tricycle layout, with two wheels up front and one in the rear.
Expect the Slingshot to be fast. How fast? Most estimates put top speed at around 130mph thanks in part to an expected light curb weight and an anticipated 2.4-liter GM Ecotec four-cylinder, chucking out between 200 and 250hp.he Polaris Slingshot debuts on July 27, and is pegged to go on sale as a 2016 model for around $30,000 (the Can-Am Spyder starts at around $15,000).