Entries from August 2008 ↓

ASUS M930 elegantly blends fashion into functionality. ASUS M930 communicator smart phone is surprisingly compact compared to other communicators in the market. The keyboard layout of the M930 is just like a laptop facilitating quicker and more convenient operation. It is also claimed to be the only communicator with a webcam. Business professionals can also use it to have a vedioconference.
Rich business features via the integrated Windows Mobile 6 operating system and full 3.5G connectivity further complement this immaculately smart phone. Faster downloads of big files like videos and MP3’s are ensured with 3.5G high-speed data transfers.

The Intel Atom family of low - power processors is designed specifically for mobile Internet devices (MIDs) and a new class of simple and affordable Internet-centric computers arriving later this year. The company has also announced the Centrino Atom Processor technology for MID platforms, consisting of multiple chips that enable the best Internet experience in a pocketable device. The Intel atom processor is based on an entirely new micro-architecture designed specifically for small devices and low power, while maintaining the Intel Core 2 Duo instruction set compatability that the consumers are accustomed to when using a standard PC and the Internet. The design also includes support for multiple threads for better perfomance and increased system responsiveness.

An electron microscope small enough to fit onto your fingertip will be four times more powerful than the best microscopes available today, claims its designers. Scanning electron microscopes(SEMs) focus a beam of electrons instead of light, and can capture stunning images of tiny structures with a 3D appearance. The very best can distinguish structures as small as 0.05 nanometre - roughly the distance between a hydrogen nucleus and its electron. Physicist Derek Eastham of UK firm NFAB thinks he can achieve a resolution around four times better - as low as 0.01 nanometre.

Soon just about any consumer device would serve up rich, multimedia data at any time and any place, without annoying hiccups or pauses, and without wires. Samsung’s sleek VLUU i70 camera offers a glimpse into this future. The camera moves the data via a superfast connection built around high-speed downlink packet access(HSDPA), which is comparable to digital subscriber line connectivity but without any wire.That’s about five times faster than the fastest mobile networks available in the US today. The connection paired with the camera’s LCD screen and MP3 music functions, turn it into a sophisticated multimedia player, suited for downloading and reading e-books, listening to music or watching videos.

Sony VAIO recently launched their VAIO series laptop PC with mainly two series - the NS series and the CS series. Out of these the CS series laptop PC also has a Blu-ray Disc-ROM drive. This additional feature of Blu ray technology will help you in HD enjoyment. The full configuration of the VAIO CS configuration includes a Core 2 Duo P8400 2.26GHz processor, 4GB of RAM, 320GB hard drive and a CD/DVD burner. It also includes other features like a 14.1-inch LCD with XBRITE-ECO technology, integrated camera and micrphone, Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity.

The Sony VAIO CS  series is also presented in the market in attractive colors like Sangria Red, Glossy Black, Dove White, Cosmopolitan Pink and Matte Black. It is presented to the customer at an affordable price of $920 for the least mopdel and goes upto $1,070 for the high end model including Blu-ray technology.