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Sitecom, A new Home Storage Center compatible with iPhone

Posted by Ali on January 12, 2012 · 0 Comment

The new MD-254 Sitecom Home Storage Center is a medium storage device which can be used to save photos, music and movies in one central location to share with everyone on the home network. New features, such as Twonky Media Server, Logitech Squeezebox Server and Apple Time Machine support, the Home Storage Center makes it even more attractive. The new MD-254 Home Storage Center is a convenient [...]

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Wireless Power Transmission System, the system that makes sound visible! (Video)

Posted by Ali on November 17, 2011 · 0 Comment

The group of scientists at Tyco-Tanikawa University of Tokyo is working on the paths of light and sound waves visible through wireless transmission. With this system, the sound waves becomes light. This system uses a parametric speaker that creates a narrow sound beam using ultrasound. The sound from the speaker is converted into electrical energy, which is then used to illuminate the LEDs. This [...]

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Intel 4004: the first processor in history turns 40

Posted by Ali on November 16, 2011 · 0 Comment

The man went to the moon two years ago, the first delegation of Communist China arrives in the United States with the ping-pong diplomacy. Intel launches its first microprocessor, called 4004: Its is the beginning of a revolution, the symbol of a technology that changes to a world that wants to change, the start of a transformation that will bring the computer and electronics in all offices, homes [...]

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Apple has already incorporated groundbreaking Z68 Chips from Intel in the new iMacs

Posted by Ali on May 16, 2011 · 0 Comment

As we all know now that Apple has recently updated the iMac series based on the newSandy Bridge Technology. However, this does not seem to be the only interesting new feature introduced with the upgrade. Anandtech, after the few days of the release become aware of a possible use of the brand new Intel chipset Z68 that was supposed to make its debut during the second quarter of this year. The [...]

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Folding iPhone? Never say never..

Posted by Ali on May 13, 2011 · 0 Comment

In addition to the high resolution screen, which could lead to the Retina Display iPad 3, Samsung also unveiled some new flexible AMOLED display that could be implemented in future generations of the iPhones to create some real folding phones. It is not the first time that we witness the presentation of some prototype display leaflets (which in fact have been present for about three years) but [...]

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The CPU market is increasing

Posted by Ali on May 10, 2011 · 0 Comment

The report made by IDC on shipments of processors , showed an increase of 7.4% in the first quarter of 2011 compared to the last quarter of 2010. According to the latest IDC, the market for PC microprocessors and its unit shipments for the full year 2011, will grow by 10.3% over 2010 sales. Estimate that is about to almost 43 billion dollars. Shane Rau, director of Personal Computing Semiconductors, [...]

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MIT Labs introduced Kinected Conference, The future of interactive Video Conferencing

Posted by Ali on April 10, 2011 · 0 Comment

A group of MIT researchers are developing a video conferencing system that can exploit the capabilities offered by Kinect . Devincenzi Anthony, Yao Lining, Hiroshi Ishii and Ramesh Raska are the researchers involved in the project. They were able to implement a set of functions that would make video conferencing more interactive and fun. For example, they implemented a system that shows a cartoon [...]

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3D Rabbit hologram created by Japanese Researchers using Fog and three Projectors

Posted by Ali on March 24, 2011 · 0 Comment

Using fog and three Pico projectors, Japanese students of Osaka University illuminated a 3D bunny in foggy stream of air. Holography is now in real world come into existence which was not possible in late 19th century. This bunny can be viewed 360 degree having concept of holography. Three projectors are used for hologram illuminating of limb, torso and head respectively on same fog screen. With [...]

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Sandybridge powered Macbook pro Specs Leaked in the Wild

Posted by Ali on February 23, 2011 · 0 Comment

New Macbook pros are set to launch this Thursady but thanks to the folks at MacGeneration who have already leaked the Specifications. These new models are supposed to have two new ground breaking technologies from intel, The sandybridge processors and the Light Peak Technology that is capable of transferring data at speeds close to light. ● no more white MacBook (Apple goes back to two lines [...]

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Samsung’s new 8 and 12 Megapixel CMOS Sensors for Smartphones can Shoot Video at 1080p

Posted by Ali on February 11, 2011 · 1 Comment

With each day passing Smartphones are getting more and more Pixels. In 2010 you have enjoyed videos recorded at 720p which is indeed an extraordinary thing but Samsung is going to take it to the next level by giving you phones that will have the capability to record videos at 1080p. Samsung along with the announcement of its Dual core processor Exynos has also announced two new image sensors, 8.0 [...]

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Freecom brings Slimmest Portable Hard Drive “Mobile Drive Mg”

Posted by Mr.White on January 14, 2011 · 0 Comment

Freecom is the company responsible for introducing the world’s first USB 3.0 hard drives and now it takes the responsibility of the slimmest portable HDD in market. Mobile Drive Mg, just 10mm thick nearly average ink pen size or may be slimmer enclosed in a Magnesium casing with USB 3.0 support. Read and write at flashing rate of 130 MB/sec! Device shall be available in the market within a week [...]

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AC Ryan Media Streamers Playon!HD2 & Playon!HD mini2

Posted by Mr.White on January 13, 2011 · 0 Comment

AC Ryan has introduced its latest Media Streamers HD2 & HD Mini2 both featuring Realtek 1185 Media processor, gigabit Ethernet ports for connecting to internet,and will soon have access to WePlayon! Content portal, USb 3.0 port, 802.11n WiFi (via External adapter). Difference lies just in the category of memory support, HD2 is with space for 3.5-inch HDD whereas Mini2 goes HDD less (simply [...]

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Microsoft & Samsung bring Surface 2.0 Experience “SUR40” (Video)

Posted by Mr.White on January 7, 2011 · 0 Comment

Years have past since Microsoft first dazzled us with Microsoft Surface but still its out of the reach of common consumer. Just unveiled by Samsung SUR40 with Microsoft Surface a 3rd party implementation. First only to be mounted on table like cradles but now it has the capability to be mounted on the wall. Monster features 40-inch 1080p touch screen, 2.9GHz AMD Athlon 2 X2 processor and Radeon [...]

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Turtle Beach’s Ear Force PX5 Gaming Headset with Dual Radios & Voice Morphing

Posted by Mr.White on January 4, 2011 · 0 Comment

Vegas is calling out loud that its gonna blow your mind this CES. One gadget that’s gonna do that for sure is Turtle Beach’s new Ear Force PX5 designed for use with Sony PS3 and also compatible with Xbox 360 or any other audio source device. Wireless with incorporated dual radios company’s 1st time ever (for surround sound and chatting on PS network via Bluetooth), can receive calls on [...]

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Warpia: Wireless StreamHD USB-HDMI Adapter with 1080p &5.1 Surround Sound Support

Posted by Mr.White on January 4, 2011 · 0 Comment

Warpia has released another revised version of its previous adapter but this time with 1080p &5.1 Surround Sound Support. Using Wisair technology to transfer 1080p content from one USB-enabled laptop or desktop to your HDMI-TV .Supports resolution as high as 1920 *1280 and is reported to have a range of 30 feet . Plug the USB dongle in Windos PC and the transceiver dock into the HDMI device [...]

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