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Volkswagen to produce the world's most fuel efficient car with a record-breaking 313mpg Driving this environmentally friendly car means the lightweight vehicle would cost only around £1.40 to travel 62 miles.   Volkswagen have announced the production of the world's most fuel efficient car - designed like a futuristic motor and capable of an incredible 313MPG. The Volkswagen XL1 with its super sleek design is powered by a miniscule 800cc diesel engine and a separate electric motor and battery pack. This will give the plug-in hybrid a 0-62mph time of 12.2 seconds and a top speed limited to a modest 99mph. But the XL1 is not about sporty performance but environmentally-friendly driving - with Volkswagen claiming it will be capable of a record breaking 313miles per gallon. Driving this environmentally friendly car means the lightweight vehicle would cost only around £1.40 to travel 62 miles. It can also cover a distance of up to 31 ...

Rumour round-up: What to expect from Sony's console launch Tech industry insiders offer up their opinion on what the new PlayStation might do.  Sony is set to unveil the successor to its best-selling games console on Wednesday night - but tech gossip is divided about whether the new machine can recapture PlayStation's glory days. The internet is unsurprisingly awash with rumours of what we can expect from the machine, which arrives at a time when traditional home console gaming is falling in popularity. They include reports of a £300 price-tag for the PlayStation 4 in the UK - and the suggestion that PS4 will connect to, smartphones, tablets and the PS Vita handheld. Other suggestions include it being controlled by a mobile phone or featuring the classic DualShock controller but with a touchpad attached. DeLL Computers Wholesale Supplier And pictures 'leaked' or imagined by fans put its design as anything from an Orb to a more traditional-looking but...

  Giant tablet PCs, motion sensors and 3D printers - they're all on the cards for the next 12 months. Class of 2013: The 10 tech names to watch out for in the next few months So who are the companies set for success this year? When Nokia recently announced it would not pay a dividend to shareholders for the first time in recorded history, it was a shock for many to hear the Finnish mobile phone maker was flagging. Once the darling of the mobile industry, there was a time when it produced all the must-have handsets. But over recent years has fallen down the pecking order, surpassed by new rivals such as Apple, Samsung and HTC. Even BlackBerry is suffering, with its new BB10 operating software a last-ditch attempt to regain ground surrendered to the smartphone competition.  Other well-known names across the whole of the technology industry have now either faded or all but disappeared - including Compaq, the Sony Ericsson brand, Motorola, Kodak digital ...