The new BMW 6-Series Coupe has following features. It has LED Headlights for low and high beam, including cornering function, foglamps and rear lights; and Driving features included latest-generation BMW Head-Up Display, rear-view camera, Surround View, Speed Limit Info, BMW Night Vision and Parking Assistant.
The 2012 BMW 6-Series Coupe Model Specifications:
BMW 650i Coupe: V8 petrol engine, BMW TwinPower Turbo technology with High Precision Injection direct injection.
Displacement: 4,395 cc, output: 300 kW/407 hp at 5,500 – 6,400 rpm,
max. torque: 600 Nm at 1,750 – 4,500 rpm.
Acceleration 0–100 km/h (62 mph): 4.9 seconds,
top speed: 250 km/h (155 mph).
Average fuel consumption according to EU standard:
10.4 litres/100 kilometres (27.2 mpg imp)*,
CO2 emissions according to EU standard: 243 g/km*,
exhaust standard: EU5.
BMW 640i Coupe: Six-cylinder in-line petrol engine,
BMW TwinPower Turbo technology with direct-injection
High Precision Injection and VALVETRONIC.
Displacement: 2,979 cc, output: 235 kW/320 hp at 5,800 rpm,
max. torque: 450 Nm at 1,300 – 4,500 rpm.
Acceleration 0–100 km/h (62 mph): 5.4 seconds,
top speed: 250 km/h (155 mph).
Average fuel consumption according to EU standard:
7.7 litres/100 kilometres (36.7 mpg imp)*,
CO2 emissions according to EU standard: 179 g/km*,
exhaust standard: EU5.
Monday, October 24, 2011
The new BMW 6-Series Coupe has following features. It has LED Headlights for low and high beam, including cornering function, foglamps and rear lights also with LED technolog Standard BMW iDrive control system with freestanding Control Display; and Driving features included latest-generation BMW Head-Up Display (with high-definition, full-colour-spectrum graphics), rear-view camera, Surround View, Speed Limit Info, BMW Night Vision and Parking Assistant
The 2012 BMW 6-Series Coupe Model Specifications:
BMW 650i Coupe: V8 petrol engine, BMW TwinPower Turbo technology with High Precision Injection direct injection.
Displacement: 4,395 cc, output: 300 kW/407 hp at 5,500 – 6,400 rpm,
max. torque: 600 Nm at 1,750 – 4,500 rpm.
Acceleration 0–100 km/h (62 mph): 4.9 seconds,
top speed: 250 km/h (155 mph).
Average fuel consumption according to EU standard:
10.4 litres/100 kilometres (27.2 mpg imp)*,
CO2 emissions according to EU standard: 243 g/km*,
exhaust standard: EU5.
BMW 640i Coupe: Six-cylinder in-line petrol engine,
BMW TwinPower Turbo technology with direct-injection
High Precision Injection and VALVETRONIC.
Displacement: 2,979 cc, output: 235 kW/320 hp at 5,800 rpm,
max. torque: 450 Nm at 1,300 – 4,500 rpm.
Acceleration 0–100 km/h (62 mph): 5.4 seconds,
top speed: 250 km/h (155 mph).
Average fuel consumption according to EU standard:
7.7 litres/100 kilometres (36.7 mpg imp)*,
CO2 emissions according to EU standard: 179 g/km*,
exhaust standard: EU5.
The 2012 BMW 6-Series Coupe Model Specifications:
BMW 650i Coupe: V8 petrol engine, BMW TwinPower Turbo technology with High Precision Injection direct injection.
Displacement: 4,395 cc, output: 300 kW/407 hp at 5,500 – 6,400 rpm,
max. torque: 600 Nm at 1,750 – 4,500 rpm.
Acceleration 0–100 km/h (62 mph): 4.9 seconds,
top speed: 250 km/h (155 mph).
Average fuel consumption according to EU standard:
10.4 litres/100 kilometres (27.2 mpg imp)*,
CO2 emissions according to EU standard: 243 g/km*,
exhaust standard: EU5.
BMW 640i Coupe: Six-cylinder in-line petrol engine,
BMW TwinPower Turbo technology with direct-injection
High Precision Injection and VALVETRONIC.
Displacement: 2,979 cc, output: 235 kW/320 hp at 5,800 rpm,
max. torque: 450 Nm at 1,300 – 4,500 rpm.
Acceleration 0–100 km/h (62 mph): 5.4 seconds,
top speed: 250 km/h (155 mph).
Average fuel consumption according to EU standard:
7.7 litres/100 kilometres (36.7 mpg imp)*,
CO2 emissions according to EU standard: 179 g/km*,
exhaust standard: EU5.
The new BMW 6-Series Coupe is the first car in the segment. It has LED Headlights for low and high beam, including cornering function, foglamps and rear lights also with LED technolog Standard BMW iDrive control system with freestanding Control Display; unrivalled range of BMW Connected Drive features, including latest-generation BMW Head-Up Display (with high-definition, full-colour-spectrum graphics), rear-view camera, Surround View, Speed Limit Info, BMW Night Vision and Parking Assistant
The 2012 BMW 6-Series Coupe Model Specifications:
BMW 650i Coupe: V8 petrol engine, BMW TwinPower Turbo technology with High Precision Injection direct injection.
Displacement: 4,395 cc, output: 300 kW/407 hp at 5,500 – 6,400 rpm,
max. torque: 600 Nm at 1,750 – 4,500 rpm.
Acceleration 0–100 km/h (62 mph): 4.9 seconds,
top speed: 250 km/h (155 mph).
Average fuel consumption according to EU standard:
10.4 litres/100 kilometres (27.2 mpg imp)*,
CO2 emissions according to EU standard: 243 g/km*,
exhaust standard: EU5.
BMW 640i Coupe: Six-cylinder in-line petrol engine,
BMW TwinPower Turbo technology with direct-injection
High Precision Injection and VALVETRONIC.
Displacement: 2,979 cc, output: 235 kW/320 hp at 5,800 rpm,
max. torque: 450 Nm at 1,300 – 4,500 rpm.
Acceleration 0–100 km/h (62 mph): 5.4 seconds,
top speed: 250 km/h (155 mph).
Average fuel consumption according to EU standard:
7.7 litres/100 kilometres (36.7 mpg imp)*,
CO2 emissions according to EU standard: 179 g/km*,
exhaust standard: EU5.
The 2012 BMW 6-Series Coupe Model Specifications:
BMW 650i Coupe: V8 petrol engine, BMW TwinPower Turbo technology with High Precision Injection direct injection.
Displacement: 4,395 cc, output: 300 kW/407 hp at 5,500 – 6,400 rpm,
max. torque: 600 Nm at 1,750 – 4,500 rpm.
Acceleration 0–100 km/h (62 mph): 4.9 seconds,
top speed: 250 km/h (155 mph).
Average fuel consumption according to EU standard:
10.4 litres/100 kilometres (27.2 mpg imp)*,
CO2 emissions according to EU standard: 243 g/km*,
exhaust standard: EU5.
BMW 640i Coupe: Six-cylinder in-line petrol engine,
BMW TwinPower Turbo technology with direct-injection
High Precision Injection and VALVETRONIC.
Displacement: 2,979 cc, output: 235 kW/320 hp at 5,800 rpm,
max. torque: 450 Nm at 1,300 – 4,500 rpm.
Acceleration 0–100 km/h (62 mph): 5.4 seconds,
top speed: 250 km/h (155 mph).
Average fuel consumption according to EU standard:
7.7 litres/100 kilometres (36.7 mpg imp)*,
CO2 emissions according to EU standard: 179 g/km*,
exhaust standard: EU5.
Indian cricket team won world cup after long time of 28 year. India is the first team who won a cricket world cup at home ground after defeating Sri Lanka by 6 wickets at Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai on Saturday. At this time of joy, whole Indian nation is celebrating this success, not only general public Bollywood stars also celebrate this victory. Numbers of Bollywood stars took part in this great event. Here are some photos of this celebration event. checkout!
In world of today technology has become very advance. We can say, this is Hight tech time. In this technological advanced time computers has great importance. Computers of today are more powerful more compact and portable than past computer. We wrap up portable computers from past 30 year, to show you who portable computer come to its present state.
The Osborne 1 was released in April 1981 by the Osborne Computer Corporation, and is considered as the first commercially successful portable microcomputer.
The computer weighed 10.7 kg and was priced at $1795. It ran on the CP/M 2.2 operating system. The Osborne 1 had a 13-centimetre (5-inch) display.
In 1982 Kaypro Corporation launched the Kaycomp I, which was only a demonstration model for prospective buyers. Kaypro released the Kaypro II, soon after a competitor to the Osborne 1.
The Compaq portable was announced in November 1982 and was the first IBM PC compatible portable computer.
The first full-colour portable computer, the Commodore SX-64, was launched in January 1984.
Tech giant Apple's first venture in the world of portable computing was in April 1984 when it launched the Apple IIc. The 'c' in the name stood for 'compact.'
Portable computers found widespeaad acceptance in the form of laptop or notebook computers. But some definitions describe laptops as different from portable computers and put them into a separate category.
The Osborne 1 was released in April 1981 by the Osborne Computer Corporation, and is considered as the first commercially successful portable microcomputer.
The computer weighed 10.7 kg and was priced at $1795. It ran on the CP/M 2.2 operating system. The Osborne 1 had a 13-centimetre (5-inch) display.
In 1982 Kaypro Corporation launched the Kaycomp I, which was only a demonstration model for prospective buyers. Kaypro released the Kaypro II, soon after a competitor to the Osborne 1.
The Compaq portable was announced in November 1982 and was the first IBM PC compatible portable computer.
The first full-colour portable computer, the Commodore SX-64, was launched in January 1984.
Tech giant Apple's first venture in the world of portable computing was in April 1984 when it launched the Apple IIc. The 'c' in the name stood for 'compact.'
Portable computers found widespeaad acceptance in the form of laptop or notebook computers. But some definitions describe laptops as different from portable computers and put them into a separate category.
In world of today technology has become very advance. We can say, this is Hight tech time. In this technological advanced time computers has great importance. Computers of today are more powerful more compact and portable than past computer. We wrap up portable computers from past 30 year, to show you who portable computer come to its present state.
The year was 1981 and a device, that was to herald a generation of ubiquitous mobile computing devices, was launched. The Osborne 1 was released in April 1981 by the Osborne Computer Corporation, and is considered as the first commercially successful portable microcomputer.
The computer weighed 10.7 kg and was priced at $1795. It ran on the CP/M 2.2 operating system. The Osborne 1 had a 13-centimetre (5-inch) display.
The Osborne 1 sold over 11,000 units in the first eight months and was discontinued in 1983 when its successor Executive model OCC-2 was launched. The Osborne Computer Corporation later filed for bankruptcy in September 1983.
The precursor to the Osborne 1 was the 1976 Xerox NoteTaker prototype, but it did not enter commercial production.
In 1982 Kaypro Corporation launched the Kaycomp I, which was only a demonstration model for prospective buyers. Kaypro released the Kaypro II, soon after a competitor to the Osborne 1. The company filed for bankruptcy in 1991.
The Compaq portable was announced in November 1982 and was the first IBM PC compatible portable computer.
The first full-colour portable computer, the Commodore SX-64, was launched in January 1984.
Tech giant Apple's first venture in the world of portable computing was in April 1984 when it launched the Apple IIc. The 'c' in the name stood for 'compact.'
Portable computers found widespeaad acceptance in the form of laptop or notebook computers. But some definitions describe laptops as different from portable computers and put them into a separate category.
The year was 1981 and a device, that was to herald a generation of ubiquitous mobile computing devices, was launched. The Osborne 1 was released in April 1981 by the Osborne Computer Corporation, and is considered as the first commercially successful portable microcomputer.
The computer weighed 10.7 kg and was priced at $1795. It ran on the CP/M 2.2 operating system. The Osborne 1 had a 13-centimetre (5-inch) display.
The Osborne 1 sold over 11,000 units in the first eight months and was discontinued in 1983 when its successor Executive model OCC-2 was launched. The Osborne Computer Corporation later filed for bankruptcy in September 1983.
The precursor to the Osborne 1 was the 1976 Xerox NoteTaker prototype, but it did not enter commercial production.
In 1982 Kaypro Corporation launched the Kaycomp I, which was only a demonstration model for prospective buyers. Kaypro released the Kaypro II, soon after a competitor to the Osborne 1. The company filed for bankruptcy in 1991.
The Compaq portable was announced in November 1982 and was the first IBM PC compatible portable computer.
The first full-colour portable computer, the Commodore SX-64, was launched in January 1984.
Tech giant Apple's first venture in the world of portable computing was in April 1984 when it launched the Apple IIc. The 'c' in the name stood for 'compact.'
Portable computers found widespeaad acceptance in the form of laptop or notebook computers. But some definitions describe laptops as different from portable computers and put them into a separate category.
Pakistan Fashion Design Council (PFDC) and Sunsilk organized their first combined fashion week in Lahore, Pakistan during February 16th – 19th 2010. Over 32 leading designers as well as emerging talents took part in the event. A great numbers of audience from the city and Fashion Industry participated in it. They said that by organizing these events, local designers and designers from abroad will come close to each other. Checkout! Photos.
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