Archive for June, 2008
Blue-Ray Discs - Store, Explore and Enjoy Says Disney!
Blue ray discs are a thing that will help you increase the efficiency of your discs as well as have high quality image definition.
In fact these discs are a great way to store data and videos, not only they give you a higher disc life but also provide a huge amount of data space that [...]
Mozilla Firefox 3- Has it created a record?
It seems that Mozilla Firefox version 3 has created a sort of a record as the Mozilla Corporation seems to have logged nearly 8 millions downloads on the very first day!
Though the first day was expected to be a great day for the launch but a 5 fold increase in the audience when compared to [...]
Reinforced Inno3D Poised To Conquer Gaming Market
two heads are better than one. In the high-technology computing arena, this serves as a valuable principle in which success can be founded. Inno3D, in partnership with after-market cooling specialist Arctic Cooling, has had a great impact on today’s highly competitive gaming enthusiast market through its iChill series of graphic cards.
One of the latest products [...]
The P5260i Wi-Fi Projector From Acer
“Cable-phobic” consumers need to check out Acer’s latest offering to the Wi-Fi bandwagon – the Acer P5260i Wi-Fi projector.
With the P5260i, Acer actually eyes the wire-free trend going on in both the education and business sectors. It’s a 1024 x 768 DLP projector with a 2700 ANSI Lumens brightness. It utilizes 802.11b/g Wi-Fi for a [...]
World’s Largest LCD From Sharp Retails In Japan
The world’s largest LCD TV from Sharp is finally getting itself a price tag as it hits Japan shores for retail sale next week.
The 108-inch Sharp Aquos LB-1085, expected to be hounded by overpaid celebrities, sports personalities and the corporate sector, will cost 11,000,000 Yen, or roughly a little over US$ 100,000.
Pioneer LX01: The Price Of Excellence
This collection of glossy, angular black boxes is simply a complete home entertainment solution that is, at the same time, haute couture. Just what you’d expect for its premium price.
Plug in an HD source via HDMI 1.3 and you’ve got the best image and sound quality this side of separates, with spotless images and uncompressed [...]
The H2O-powered Corgi H2GO RC Car
We’ve seen water-powered cars before, but the Corgi H2GO is a world first because you can actually steer it. Previous models didn’t prove too exciting as they just went in a straight line, which is about as much use as a Play-Doh hammer.
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World’s Fastest Computer Aptly Called Roadrunner
Scientists and engineers from the Los Alamos government weapons lab and IBM Corp. have built the world’s fastest computer. It is capable of sustaining 1,000 trillion calculations per second, twice faster than IBM’s super supercomputer, the IBM Blue Gene system.
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Overclocking Made Easy With The Powerhouse Asus Crosshair II Formula
Asus, the leading producer of motherboards, has released the new Crosshair II Formula – their highest end Nvidia 780a-based motherboard aimed at power gamers and enthusiasts.
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A Peek at Microsoft’s Next Windows
Microsoft Windows 7 may be due to come out a far year and a half from now, but the brouhaha that manifests the curiosity and excitement among concerned sectors – or just about anyone – is all around, this early.
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Maxtor BlackArmor: Beauty Meets Security
The growing trend in technological advancement these days is either going green or going secure. With the BlackArmor USB Hard Drive, Maxtor steered its path towards the latter.
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Gearing Up The Television With TV Armour
Part of home sweet home’s “sweet” characteristics are kids having a blast playing, throwing toys and things in different directions, or running around the house endlessly chasing one another. These are joyous moments, undoubtedly. But more often than not, these very same occasions take their toll on helpless household appliance and equipment. Like the HD [...]
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BTC Launches Next Generation Gaming Keyboard
Any pro-gamer demands a keyboard responsive to every simultaneous button-pounding, and as sturdy as a century-old tree’s trunk to withstand constant hammering. Such power users require no less than top-quality equipment that would provide them unadulterated, maximum gaming experience.
Responsiveness and durability are the catchwords. And,like solid tradition, BTC has just the right keyboard for the [...]
VIA Unveils New Mini-Laptop
Ushering in their latest addition to the market’s escalating roster of compact computers, VIA Technologies, Inc. presents OpenBook Mini-Note, a 1-kg laptop heavily-clad with innovative features poised to carve its rightful niche in the mobile computing scene this current year.
The VIA OpenBook totes the offshoot of the VIA Ultra Mobile Platform, embedded with a VIA [...]
GMC Introduces R-4 Bulldozer PC Case
Like an intergalactic beast fighter straight out of an imaginative kid’s fictional mind, the formidable-looking R-4 Bulldozer PC case hit the booths at the Computex 2008 held early this year.
Showcasing a highly innovative design that is sure to capture the whims of the young and the hip gaming crowd, the R-4 Bulldozer boasts of a [...]