Archive for January, 2008
31st January 2008
Musical-ecstasy:
This video here can be a fair indication of Apple’s future plans regarding the thinnest laptop in the world. After MacBook Air, now it’s turn of MacBook Paper.
As the name suggests, MacBook Paper will be extremely thin and will become world’s thinnest laptop once it is launched. It is so thin that it even fits into an envelope.
Just see the video and then follow instructions to print your own MacBook Paper with Envelope.
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31st January 2008
Musical-ecstasy:
Sony has developed a full-frame 24.81 MP CMOS sensor in 35-mm format. As per Sony, the new sensor is capable of getting 6.3 frames per second. On other hand Canon’s 21.1MP EOS 1Ds Mark III is supposed to shoot at 5 frames per second and offers 14-bit output unlike Sony’s new sensor which is only offering 12 bit output.
The sensor’s main feature is its new conversion technique ‘Column-Parallel A/D Conversion Technique’, which ensures that each column of pixel on the sensor is treated by individual analog-to-digital converter. This helps in keeping noise levels low and allows faster A/D conversion. Other than that there is no information available regarding this sensor.
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31st January 2008
Unique stereo system ‘Bamboo’ is, indeed, a nice gadget to enjoy music. The chief feature that separates Bamboo from other music gadget is that it not only provides soothing sonic satisfaction but also healing and comfort for people in a chaotic and stressful postmodern world.
Interestingly, music to its speakers is transmitted wirelessly from the main system. And its main component comprises a recharging element, a built-in wireless-LAN WIFI, CD player, radio and MP3 player. Moreover, Bamboos built-in LED on the side of the speakers produces various forms of sound visualization. Weighing just 2 kg, you can enjoy its melodious and sometimes rocking music; both while sleeping or doing whatever.
31st January 2008
Convert your standard wired Nunchuk into a wireless peripheral with the new cord-free wireless adapter from Nyko. The convenient adapter adds a single self-standing sleeve for the wired Nunchuk and a battery case at the bottom of your Wii remote. Not only does it rid you of the messy cord, but it also offers a 15 feet range. The compact cord management system keeps your cord organized and out of sight. Running on two AAA batteries, the adapter is good for 60 hours of continuous game play. The adapter is scheduled to be released on February 20 and will retail for $20.
31st January 2008
Micro Star International has announced its new range of R3000 series graphic cards which use Radeon HD 3000 series chip. ATI R3870X2 is DirectX10.1 compatible graphics card that offers 1TeraFLOPS of computing power with its dual ATI R3870 GPUs. And if 1 TeraFLOPS is not enough for you, then there is ATIs CrossFireX multi-GPU technology to scale things up. MSIs other offering is something that normal computer user will rejoice. It uses ATIs Radeon HD 3600 GPU for HD gaming experience and offers coloring of 120 pixel unit. This 55nm processor consists of 378 million transistors and boasts of second-generation rendering framework for excellent 3D rendering.
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