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ASUS Eee PC with dual-core Atom D525 is a netbook powerhouse

admin — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 12:04:03 +0000

Consumers who want their multimedia entertainment on-the-go have always found their needs wanting. But that is set to change with the launch of the ASUS Eee PC™ 1215N Multimedia Netbook. ASUS has managed to squeeze the Intel® Atom™ D525 processor and the next generation NVIDIA® ION™ discrete graphics processor into a netbook to deliver stunning levels of performance. It also comes with the latest USB 3.0 and Bluetooth 3.0 technologies.

Unprecedented Performance Meets Energy-Efficiency
The Eee PC™ 1215N defies the notion of netbooks being designed just to cater to basic computing needs. The 1215N packs the Intel® Atom™ D525 dual core processor, as well as the next generation NVIDIA® ION™ discrete graphics processor with NVIDIA® Optimus™ technology to deliver a netbook with hard-hitting multimedia performance capabilities.

NVIDIA® Optimus™ technology intelligently switches between integrated and discrete graphics to provide the optimum graphics solution required, thereby extending battery life in the process.

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Post tags: Asus Eee Pc, atom, bluetooth 3.0, cool gadget, dual-core, Eee Pc, home gadget, ion, multimedia notebook, NVIDIA, nvidia ion, nvidia optimus, usb 3.0

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Sony VAIO E – fill your office with color

admin — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 12:00:06 +0000

Sony does not hesitate to color the laptop and now wants to delight us with a new series, VAIO E. With her Asian manufacturer wants to offer a new mainstream laptop, with diagonal 15.5 “, with similar performance facilities and VAIO series VAIO CW and NW. Configuration is based on Intel Core i3 and i5, an Intel Graphics GMA HM55 with HD. Those wishing running from time to time one player can choose a dedicated video card ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5470. The basic configuration costs $ 800 in U.S. and includes an Intel Core i3, 4 GB DDR3, 500 GB HDD and a DVD RW optical drive.

What’s VAIO series will be attractive color heated cabinet. The models will be available in neutral shades of black and white. Interestingly, not only the color casing can be chosen, but the keyboard. Customizing Your not exactly cheap, but do not think will be a problem for those who desire it. Blu-ray optical drive is not included as standard, but will be optional in March, when they start deliveries.

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The desk of the future: Pictionaire

admin — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 11:23:43 +0000

Now that the iPad has been formally announced, let’s take it a step further with this iDesk. Actually, the technology that you see in this picture is called the Pictionaire, and it is under development by Microsoft Research and the University of California, Berkeley.

As you can see from the attached video after the jump, this 4 x 6 foot table has a camera mounted above it, much like the futuristic hexagonal-type board game that we reported on yesterday.

The user has the power to place a physical object on the Pictionaire, and, with a little drag-and-drop gesture, he or she will have a digital copy of that item. The original physical object can be moved, and the digital copy can be traced onto a whiteboard or a sketchpad.

The user also has the option of putting a wireless keyboard on the table, and the table can become a display. From what it looks like in the video, the user can type in a keyword and get the image that he or she is looking for, maybe from the objects that were on the Pictionaire before.

It reminds of a desk I saw in The Island. Some of you might not remember this film, because it was an intelligent Michael Bay film that didn’t involve giant robots beating each other up. I believe that the villain in The Island had a desk with projections, and he even had Ewan McGregor draw on it with a virtual stylus. You know that desks like this will be in offices of the future, unless the companies can afford a Surface.
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Samsung has launched the first App Store for HD TV

admin — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 23:58:19 +0000

Koreans from Samsung presents Samsung Apps virtual store, their first “application store” in the world for HD sets. From here, users can download and obtain applications directly from the HD TVs, Blu-ray player they and Sony home theater systems, using Internet @ TV program – Content Service.

With this new platform for applications, content owners and developers will now have the opportunity to develop a functional application to multiple devices. Also, Nokia Apps platform is now possible to access more easily, quickly and flexibly to the content and the many applications created by developers.

Users can download and view the full information even while watching TV. Plausible scenarios are already worthy of SF until recently. Assume that the user is interested in an object that appears in the film followed. The few gestures, movie playback is stopped, and curiosity to meet user information is displayed, and the most complex scenario, he also provided the opportunity to buy that item of stores online. The first series of TV applications will be launched in the spring and will involve costs, and premium applications will be available for purchase through the transaction interface of the platform in the summer of 2010.

Access to Nokia Apps is not only at home, virtual store can be used on mobile phones worldwide. Apps Samsung Mobile has already been launched in England, France, Italy and Korea and will expand in 2010 to about 50 other countries. Nokia Apps will become an integrated channel service that will offer future applications for various electronic products Nokia.

Among those who will provide content for Sony’s App Store are AccuWeather.com, The Associated Press, Blockbuster, Fashion TV, Netflix, Picasa, Pandora, Rovi, Travel Channel, Twitter, USA Today, Vudu and YouTube. These services are available depending on the country where the product is marketed. More applications for international partners will also be available on parcusul year by region.

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Post tags: App Store, bigest world, hd, LHC, NOkia Apps, photo camera, samsung, TV, unvirese

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Panasonic challenge: Plasma as the eye can see

admin — Sat, 09 Jan 2010 17:13:29 +0000

Panasonic introduced at CES 2010 the largest plasma display capable of full HD 3D world, with a diagonal of 152 inches (about 386 cm). The screen has a panel composed of PDP (plasma display panel) to indicate quadruple luminous efficiency.

Autoiluminare panels used to make this model the plasma have a great response to playback of moving images with high resolution, perfect for displaying 3D productions. The 3D technology ultra high-speed drive and having a luminous efficiency index quadruple, new panels have a light rate of close to four times higher than normal HD screens.

Screen incorporates and Crosstalk reduction technology, essential for clear 3D image rendering. Compared with other technologies used for playback method display line by line, PDP screens display images in the system frame, which provides a large plasma TV advantage in obtaining a clearer picture.

Plasma 152 inch Diagonal Full HD 3D movie viewing experience to provide the viewer a 3D cinema and is the successor of the first 3D Full HD Plasma 103 inch diagonal launched by Panasonic in 2008, but the 3D screen 50-inch full HD PDP, part the 3D full HD home theater system launched by the company in 2009.

Panasonic will launch the first 3D full HD TVs in 2010. All models will be produced based on PDP technology, very suitable for 3D TVs and playing the most beautiful high definition images.

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Skiff Reader: the largest and thinnest eBook

admin — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 00:10:36 +0000

Skiff Reader is optimized for magazines and newspapers and has a ecrande 11.5 inches (about 30 cm) with a resolution of 1600 x 1200 pixels, touch. But thickness? About 0.6 cm.

Skiff Reader is flexible, glossy, durable and the screen is made of thin steel foil instead of glass or plastic. To create this type of screen, stiff collaborated with LG Display. The device can be connected to the future of digital storage Skiff Wi-Fi and 3G network and can display a wide range of magazines, newspapers, books, blogs.

The product will be presented this week at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in 2010, but details of availability and pricing will be announced later.

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The vacuum cleaner that make and play music!

admin — Mon, 28 Dec 2009 11:12:47 +0000

Silent Vacuum UltraSilencer follow the model, the first vacuum cleaner home use that does not make noise. We are used to clean house in the air sound snuff, without to think like this do so in complete silence. Moreover, this vacuum comes with something even more unique: a docking station with speakers built in, just good for a player iPod. The implementation was made with two main purposes. First of all, Electrolux wanted to show the world that really can play music directly from a vacuum, where we conclude, beyond all the tests done in laboratories, that thing is even better. Then, think about the practical side of the issue. Love to listen to music while we clean, long time passing so quickly!

“Listening to music while aspire, finish the job faster, with less stress and more calories.” Can we argue? Apple fans have already given the opinion, calling iVaccum product or, worse, iSuck. Do what ya going to appliances such ingenious’s docking station?

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Post tags: clean, home, iPod, Music, silent, UltraSilencer, vacuum cleaner

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Security Bar Alarm

admin — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 17:26:08 +0000

Secure Your Home From Break-Ins. Security Bar has an alarm that sounds when the door knob is touched or door is pushed. Choose between a powerful siren or barking dog sounds.

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