Category: PC & Tech

  • MSI U100 Netbook Only 99 In Net

    MSI U100 Netbook Only 99 In Net

    The time of the first 100 netbooks has started with the correct hardware. The first device was 10.1 inches in 2008 and was then the MSI U100 with a price of 379 even a bargain. Now it is 99 with a net in Hanover, according to the prospectus as of Monday the 17th October to…

  • Lenovo Is No. 2 In The Worldwide PC Sales

    Lenovo Is No. 2 In The Worldwide PC Sales

    Lenovo , Dell Computer ousted from second place in the sales and of course the goal pursued by HP to scare Tron. The market share of PC sales worldwide was 13.7 percent in the last quarter and there were a total of 12.6 million units sold.That sounds like not so much when we hear constantly…

  • Dell Inspiron 2320 All-In-One With A TV Tuner

    Dell Inspiron 2320 All-In-One With A TV Tuner

    Dell has a new all-in-one computer presented, who brings a lot of options and, thanks to a starting price of 699 also appears quite favorable. Unfortunately, the good features such as Intel Core i7 instead of just i3 or i5, BluRay combo drive and a TV tuner only available for a surcharge, which the device…

  • Mozilla Firefox Beta 7 For Download

    Mozilla Firefox Beta 7 For Download

    Mozilla is accelerating ahead with the development of their browser and now has the seventh version of its Fuches yesterday evening made available for download. Was officially announced the completion of Mozilla Firefox 7 yet, but the link still takes you right down. The new version will again be something faster, use less memory and…

  • Quick Review : Avermedia AVERLIFE HD Studio

    Quick Review : Avermedia AVERLIFE HD Studio

    For: Multiple media format support, optical out, MC card readerAgainst: Poor build quality, hefty price tagThough this tiny lunch-box-sized player has an unfinished look, the build quality is rugged, with a glossy paint and a brush-finished metal top plate. The unit has a straight-forward connectivity; a USB 2.0 port, HDMI, composite and optical AV out…

  • 2012 M5 Uses BMW Active Sound Design To Enhance Cabin Sound

    2012 M5 Uses BMW Active Sound Design To Enhance Cabin Sound

    Here’s an interesting tidbit we missed while scouring through BMW’s massive press release on the 2012 M5. According to the text, BMW has employed a system it’s calling “Active Sound Design” on the new M5, which takes in engine speed and load data from the ECU and plumbs it through the stereo to play a…

  • GeeXboX LiveUSB HTPC Linux Distro Hits v2.0

    GeeXboX LiveUSB HTPC Linux Distro Hits v2.0

    Last time we heard about GeeXboX, Palm was ushering out its first webOS phone, Google was putting the traditional navigation model in the grave and unlimited Skype calling over LTE was but a figment of our imagination — two years later, and the aforesaid distro is finally reaching version two dot oh. Like version 1.2.2,…

  • Adobe Flash 11 Brings Air3 3D Gaming In Browser

    Adobe Flash 11 Brings Air3 3D Gaming In Browser

    Adobe has a beta of Flash 11 and run for some time in the Air 3, but now we learn that it is October already come to a final version of both. The new Flash 11 to 1000 times faster in 2D and 3D content to be like the 10s and the move is intended…

  • SleepBox At Moscow Airport For More Convenient Kurzauftenthalte

    SleepBox At Moscow Airport For More Convenient Kurzauftenthalte

    A similar idea was already implemented a few years ago at an airport in Munich, but unfortunately scrapped, since then the demand was apparently not high enough. Now one has SleepBox with two beds, to 4 sqm and a height 3Meter found at home at an airport in Moscow. As you can see in the…

  • Avatari 8Bit Film In The Original 2D

    Avatari 8Bit Film In The Original 2D

    Have seen, there is still not enough critics of 3D movies, the film Avatar. Without the new cinematic technique of the film is even okay, but who does not agree with the million project by James Cameron and wants to belong not to one of the many spectators who may like to look at a…

  • Purdue University Students Building Rocket For Moon Vehicle

    Purdue University Students Building Rocket For Moon Vehicle

    Purdue University students are designing and building a rocket engine that might be used in a vehicle to land on the moon. Graduate students Thomas Feldman and Andrew Rettenmaier are part of a team developing a thrust chamber for NASA’s Project Morpheus, which includes research to develop new technologies for future trips to the moon,…

  • OCZ Announces Slimmer 7.5mm SSD, LG’s P220 Ultra Portable

    OCZ Announces Slimmer 7.5mm SSD, LG’s P220 Ultra Portable

    LG is now offering its ultra-thin series of notebooks with customized Indilinx Everest-based ultra-slim SSDs with fast boot technology to enable an industry-first, true instant-on functionality, while providing consumers a faster, more energy-efficient storage option than traditional mechanical hard disk drives (HDDs). As the market for notebook computers continues to evolve consumers increasingly demand improved…

  • Nissan Downsizes EV Quick Charger – $10,000

    Nissan Downsizes EV Quick Charger – $10,000

    Nissan Motor Co. revealed what might just be the world’s cheapest quick-charge station. Priced below $10,000 and set to go on sale in November, Nissan’s newly-developed quick-charge unit takes up significantly less space than most competing Level 3 chargers and is supposedly easier to install, too. Officially, Nissan says the just-revealed quick charger will be…

  • DisplayLink Announces USB 3.0-To-HDMI Adapter

    DisplayLink Announces USB 3.0-To-HDMI Adapter

    Recently DisplayLink’s announcement of its snappily-titled Winstars USB 3.0-to-HDMI adapter. Making use of all that extra bandwidth means using TVs as monitors no longer results in battling with a bad case of the jaggies. Running on its DL-3500 chip, the plug-in device will deliver resolutions up to 2560 x 1600, promising ultra-low latency and less…

  • Marshall Electronics Comes Out Glasses-Free Orchid 3D Monitor

    Marshall Electronics Comes Out Glasses-Free Orchid 3D Monitor

    There is a huge advantage in being the worlds first for anything, and among them include all the accolades and admiration if you pull it off correctly, that is. Well, Marshall Electronics will certainly bask in the glory of knowing they have just released the first autostereoscopic 3D monitor in the world, known as the…

  • Microsoft Introduces Hyper-V To Windows 8

    Microsoft Introduces Hyper-V To Windows 8

    In an interesting twist, Microsoft has confirmed that Windows 8 will feature the first-rate, enterprise-echelon Hyper-V machine virtualization hypervisor. This will mean that Windows 8 users will be able to run almost every other operating system inside a window, including Windows 7 and XP, SUSE and Red Hat Linux, and more (including Ubuntu) with a…

  • Fisker’s New Surf Shooting Brake At Frankfurt

    Fisker’s New Surf Shooting Brake At Frankfurt

    The Surf will be revealed at the 2011 Frankfurt Auto Show. Fisker Automotive will pull the wraps off the stunning new Fisker Surf at 10.30 am CET on Tuesday September 13 during the first media day of the Frankfurt Auto Show (Hall 5 Stand B01). Focusing on the companys philosophy of delivering Pure Driving Passion…

  • AMD Introduced APU With A4-3300 And A4-3400

    AMD Introduced APU With A4-3300 And A4-3400

    AMD has just launched two Accelerated Processing Units*(APUs) in the entry-level segment. This new addition to the AMD line-up will allow AMD customers (PC manufacturers) to build more affordable systems that are still fairly capable in terms of gaming and HD video. Additionally, these system can also work hand in hand with a more powerful…

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