We have revealed earlier about Nvidia'supcoming line-up for mobile graphics and now we check out how theircompetitor, AMD/ATI line-up for their mobile graphics. AMD plans to have dualgraphics mobile solutions for their top end line; the Mobility Radeon HD 3870 X2and 3850 X2. It seems Nvidia's top solution is a single GeForce 9800M GTX here.However, notebook maker Dell has offered dual graphics solution before with thedual GeForce 8800M GTX (G92) card equipped with 1GB memories so we wouldn't besurprised if there is a similar solution for the GeForce 9800M series offered bynotebook makers themselves.
Tuesday, 26 February 2013
Thursday, 21 February 2013
ASUS Express TV Stick USB 2.0 Hybrid TV Receiver with 4GB storage
Taipei, Taiwan, April 23, 2009 – ASUS hasannounced their new ASUS Express TV Stick. Featuring high quality digital (DVBT) and analog TV signal reception, plus a host of versatile utilities, the product allows users to conveniently watch TV and enjoy access to multimedia entertainment wherever they are.
Manual-free Auto-install for Easy Digital and Analog TV Viewing
Userscan enjoy convenient TV viewing or recording in a few simple steps.Simply insert the ASUS Express TV Stick into the computer’s USB 2.0 port,the software will automatically install to enable recording or viewing high-quality digital and analog TV programs. No need to install itfroma software CD.
Extra Storage with 4GB Built-in Flash Drive
One of the best features of the ASUS Express TV Stick is the free 4GBsbuilt-in memory. In addition to the convenience of auto-installation, users can utilize the extra storage just like any other thumb drive for data transfers. This makes itconvenient for users to record and store programs onto the ASUS Express TV Stick, then share them with their family or friends.
Useful Windows Vista Gadget Tool with ASUS GadgeTV Technology
The ASUS Express TV Stick provides a useful Windows Vista Gadget tool that allows users to watch and record live TV directly onto their Windows Vista sidebar. This manifests as a small window on the right hand side of the sidebar, where users can watch and record TV, or obtain snapshots. Users can do this even while they are surfing the Internet or while they are doing work; they will no longermiss a single moment of their favorite shows. They can even enlarge the video size to fullscreen whenever they want—allowing them to fully enjoy their TV programs at any time.
Source: ASUS
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Monday, 18 February 2013
Apple may ditch Google Maps
According to "trusted sources", 9to5mac reports that Apple iOS 6 will feature a new Map application with 3D features from C3 Technologies.
Apples current map application is from Google, using Google maps and features. Apple has been quite conspicuous about their resentment towards Googles app, and they are clearly seeking to dethrone it.
The Google maps application allows users to view the entire earth in map and satellite modes. The app also features Google Street View, allowing users to view certain areas on the maps from a pedestrian perspective. The application is useful for navigation, giving users a GPS-like system for navigating to and from locations.
C3 Technologies mapping system, which has been described as Google Earth on steroids, is a big step up from anything that even Google has to offer. Utilizing declassified missile targeting methods, the company can create brilliant 3D maps of world locations. Unlike Google Earth - which features user generated 3D models overlaid on flat satellite pictures - this mapping system goes beyond terrain and cities, including 3D cars, vegetation, and more. The extreme level of detail and realism of this tech can be seen in this C3 demo.
Imagery created by C3 technologies; image courtesy of 9to5mac
9to5mac reports an application featuring this 3D tech from C3 Technologies will be included on iOS 6, in place of the current Google Maps application.
As far as mapping is concerned, Apple is behind its Google owned Android competition. A big feature of Android phones is their turn-by-turn voice navigation, which the iPhone does not have. Using their own maps application may give Apple the chance to majorly expand user features, giving a much more useful and integrated end product. But, then again, it could end up being an underdeveloped scheme to gain more territory from its competitor.Only time will tell.
Source: PCWorld
Monday, 4 February 2013
Apple Safari 5 Available Now
Apple have announced Safari 5 and download for the browser is nowavailable on its official website.
After playing around with the browser for a while, it feels just a lil snappy than its predecessor but not really very impressive
Apple have mentioned the features that are available in Safari 5.
Greater support of HTML 5Safari Reader, allows you to read article you want only, removes annoying ads and other visual distractions from online articles.Better DNS pre-fetching and improved caching
"Faster Nitro Engine" allows quicker execution of javascripts
Bing search is addedAdding of Safari Extensions, allows developers to make and customize the browsing experience.
You may check out Safari's official page and give it a try.
Thursday, 31 January 2013
AT amp;T set to launch Samsung Infuse 4G smartphone in US
AT&T has announced the Samsung Infuse 4G, which the telco operator claimed to be its fastest HSPA+ smartphone yet. The smartphone is AT&Ts only HSPA+ phone certified at HSDPA CAT 14 (downlink, 14 Mbps) and HSUPA CAT 6 (uplink, 6 Mbps).
Measuring 8.99mm thin, the Samsung Infuse 4G is powered by 1.2GHz processor and sports a huge 4.5-inch Super AMOLED Plus touchscreen. It runs Android 2.2 (Froyo) and features 8-megapixel rear camera, 1.3-megapixel front-facing camera, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and a 2GB MicroSD card (expandable up to 32GB).
The Samsung Infuse 4G will be available in AT&T stores and online on 15 May at US$199.99 with a two-year contract.
Source: Wireless Week
Tuesday, 29 January 2013
AMD takes a Wait and See approach for UMPCs
Microsoft's latest "Origami" hand held device was built together with Intel's collaboration. Intel's arch rival, AMD, says that they'll be taking a "wait and see" approach to this new type of device. AMD Taiwan had commented recently that there's still a couple of barriers of entry to this new platform. Taiwanese manufacturers are hinting that AMD might use their mobile CPUs like the Turion 64, or even their Geode - a CPU made for embedded devices, for these UMPC platforms.
Thursday, 24 January 2013
Arctic Cooling Launched Freezer Xtreme; Cool amp; Quiet
To offer the enthusiast’s market an ultimate CPU cooler for extremeoverclocking, the innovative Swiss cooling solutions provider ARCTIC COOLINGtoday unveiled the Freezer Xtreme, adding an Intel and AMD compatible productinto their highly credible CPU cooler product line.
Extremely Cool
The unique twin tower heatsink consists of 102 fins, which significantlyincrease the heat dissipation area to distribute massive amount of heat fasterand more efficient. The 120mm PWM fan which combined with 8 heatpipes (4double-sided) and the twin tower heatsink not only transfers heat from the CPU,but it also cools the RAM, north bridge and voltage regulators. Together withthe pre-applied MX-2, the Freezer Xtreme offers performance far beyond stockcoolers and achieves 160 Watts cooling capacity – an excellent thermalmanagement that boosts overclocking to a new level.
Extremely Quiet
The bigger the fan doesn’t mean the noisier the cooler will be. The 120mm fan ofthe Freezer Xtreme is equipped with low noise impeller and patented fan holderfor quiet operation. Controlled by PWM signal, the fan runs just the necessaryspeed for lowest noise level at maximum cooling capacity. The result isoutstanding – the Freezer Xtreme generates only 0.5 Sone at full load, muchquieter than the standard and aftermarket coolers even with a bigger fan.
The Freezer Xtreme offers a 6-year limited warranty. It will be available inJuly 2008. The MSRP is US$ 39.95 and 25.95€ (excl VAT).
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