The 3D technology for the IdeaPad Y560D is from TriDef 3D, the company provides the software for playback of movies and glasses for three-dimensional vision.

The Y560d is equipped with a 15.6-inch screen in widescreen format, the TriDef software also converts two-dimensional photos and videos into 3D format. The screen consists of polarizing glasses to enable the 3D effect. There are also a Blu-ray drive, Wi-Fi and an HDMI port.

Market launch in the U.S. at the end of June
Is driven by an Intel Core i7 Y560d processor, this is a graphics card ATI Radeon HD5730 with type 1 GB of RAM. The combination of SSD and HDD memory can store 750 gigabytes. The IdeaPad comes first end of June in the U.S. to the shops, then it should cost just under $ 1,200.

In addition to Acer, Asus, and Toshiba, Lenovo is the fourth company that has introduced a 3D notebook. The competitors all use a technology from Nvidia called 3D vision.

June 22nd, 2010 by admin | No Comments »

Nintendo presents E3, its first new portable games console 3DS, to the public. As the name suggests, is to enable the successor DSi games in 3D – all without the usual spectacles.

Externally, the black and red presented 3DS remembers very clearly on its successful predecessors, has under the housing, however, some did. Again, two displays are used, however, provides only the lower touch properties. Unlike the DSi will be used this time to interact with the screen, no stylus, as usual, and now nearly on any current mobile device, ranging from finger perfectly. This is exactly why Nintendo abandoned the way to making even the top of the screen to touch: finger prints would obviously impact negatively on this display, the 3D effect.

June 16th, 2010 by admin | No Comments »

For medium and small companies, there are now new storage products: the Cisco Networking Group has announced a family of small NSS 300 network storage.

They will include everything a company needs: disk-based data encryption, RAID 0, 1, 5 and 6; Hot-swap (change the disk without the system off), support for mirroring and sharing among Windows, Linux and Mac; 2 terabytes SATA Drives with up to 12 terabytes of capacity per system and a simple set of compact desktop devices via a secure Web interface.

The arrays can serve as a Network Attached Storage (NAS) or as end points for iSCSI, shared with the manufacturers. The NSS 300 Smart Storage can be equipped with additional functions, such as simultaneous access of multiple users or on-line configuration on the fly. The manner of the payment service package, Small Business Pro Service ’should come forward with additional services such as the middle class 24-hour support and automatic updates, even paying up was possible. The devices cost to the U.S. market about 900-5600 dollars.

June 12th, 2010 by admin | No Comments »

The French Atomic Energy Authority CEA has introduced a super computer that will achieve a performance of 1.25 petaflops. It would belong to the three fastest computers in the world.

Tera was built by the French company Bull 100 at the request of CEA department for military applications. Yesterday, the super computer has been launched, according to the CEA for the first time to the network.

The Tera 100 is the first petaflop computer, which was developed in Europe. Its theoretical performance is at 1.25 petaflops. It is to be used for the simulation of nuclear weapons. The super computer consists of 4300 servers bullx-S series, has 140,000 Intel Xeon 7500 processors, integrated working, with 300 terabytes of centralized storage and can record about 20 petabytes data. The data throughput is 500 gigabytes per second – a world record for systems like this.

More than 25 billion books
The CEA makes the computing capabilities of the Tera 100 at an example: In a second it can perform more computations than the entire world population in 48 hours – if everyone would solve a math problem per second. The amount of information that may be assigned to the Tera 100, corresponds to a million people simultaneously watch HD movies. In its memory could store more than 25 billion books.

May 31st, 2010 by admin | No Comments »

Perhaps you’ve already heard of the Blackberry Pearl 9100 3G. It is the latest mobile phone announced by smart phone manufacturing giant Research in Motion (RIM), the company responsible for creating the Blackberry brand, which is now a household name when it comes to smart phone. This phone will be released sometime in the 3rd quarter of 2010 but already the internet is buzzing with reviews on this phone due to the high level of interest generated by any new Blackberry device.

A Guaranteed Great Buy

This new offering is actually the smallest Blackberry phone in the market today, and is pretty straight forward when it comes to the specifications. It is not ground breaking in anyway, but is still a very good buy especially for those who would like to have their very first smart phone.

The Typical Classic Blackberry Look

If there’s one thing RIM does well, it is to design classic looking phones that are very attractive yet very business like at the same time. This is one of the reasons why Blackberry devices are very popular – they always look really good. The Blackberry Pearl 9100 3G follows the footsteps of all the other Blackberry phones out there – it has a classic yet elegant candy bar design. Perhaps RIM might decide to come out with a flip design for the 9100, but this is merely speculation.

It measures only 108 mm x 50 mm x 13.3 mm and is very pocket friendly with its weight of 93 grams. Truly, the time of bulky smart phones seem to be over at last. This phone comes with a 20 key condensed QWERTY keyboard which also has the trademark SureType software to help you out when you are texting by completing the words for you.

It also has a touch sensitive optical track pad that would surely make it easier for you to get around your phone’s features. Its sharp TFT display screen has a resolution of 360 x 400 pixels and is capable of showing up to 256k colours.

The Usual Solid Blackberry Specifications

For such a small phone, you’ll love how powerful the Blackberry Pearl 9100 3G is. That’s because despite its size, the power of its processor (624 Mhz no less) is not compromised at all. The phone comes with an internal memory of 256 MB, which should be more than sufficient for all your files. If this proves insufficient, you can always expand the memory by up to 32 GB by using the phone’s built in micro SD memory card slot. Just to start things off for you, RIM has included a free pre-installed 2 GB memory card.

The phone comes with the Blackberry OS version 5.0, which is quite a significant improvement compared to the previous operating systems for mobile phones. It also comes with a 1150 mAhr battery which is guaranteed to last up to 5.5 hours of talk time when using 3G network and slightly longer than that when using 2G network. Find all the latest BlackBerry Pearl 3G offers at Moby1 from amongst the best phone contracts including mobile phones with free gifts.

May 22nd, 2010 by admin | No Comments »

The company LG Electronics presented with the NAS (Network Attached Storage) N1T1 a combination of storage, backup and server solution for the living room and home office.

The N1T1 in the background can perform a so-called “Real-time back-up”, the automatic backup for multiple computers and the selective recovery of distributed data will allow. The system back-up function allows the complete recovery of entire computer.

Once the hard drive on the NAS system is running, you can save the data with the built-in DVD burner. Within the network, the NAS is working with read speeds of up to 60 MB per second and write speeds of up to 40 MB per second.

On a free subdomain at http://xxx.lgnas.com you can secure up-and downloading their data over the Internet. With a Public-link function, data should have sent up to 2 GB via download link. A link is sent to the receiver, which then takes on a certain time access to data.

Photos, MP3 files or videos are to be let by DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) on each computer, Blu-ray player, or television transmitted – provided the units have a DLNA-certified streaming client.

LG Electronics N1T1 The NAS is available immediately at a price of 200 €.

May 17th, 2010 by admin | No Comments »

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May 11th, 2010 by admin | No Comments »

By Christmas 2010, Microsoft plans to revolutionize an accessory for the Xbox 360 video game console the living room. With the help of the “Project Natal” baptized control approach to control games and multimedia applications without a controller – only with their own bodies.

Everything you need for Project Natal is an Xbox 360 and a small accessory, which Microsoft calls simple sensor. The sensor contains an RGB camera and a depth sensor microphones. Once connected via USB port with the console, the device recognizes your positions and movement in space and takes due microphone against even voice commands.

During the demonstration we had the opportunity Natal Project with a breakout-style game to test. The sensor while our movements reliably transferred to a small character. Per header, kick or punch could be smash stones so determinedly.

Games are only one way to use Project Natal. Thanks to face the future Natal, players can recognize and autonomously, for example, assign the appropriate Xbox profile. Camera and microphone also allow video conferencing with other Xbox owners, support for online shopping or the operation of the multimedia library. It integrates Microsoft approaches from the field of Augmented Reality.

May 10th, 2010 by admin | No Comments »

The wait is over: Valve’s Steam gaming platform appears on 12 May 2010 for Macs. This coming-sellers like Half-Life 2, Left 4 Dead and Counter-Strike: Source is finally on Apple computers. Playable for the time being, only tracks from the house of his Valve, simultaneously using the ported for Macs Source engine. An overview of all available games are not enough.

The “Steam Play” mentioned technology ensures that PC users have to buy the Mac version of a game not again. Does the game both platforms, you get the game files for your Mac system as a free download.

Linux version is still unconfirmed
By Mac-suitability of Steam Valve wants to expand its worldwide customer base of over 25 million players yet. A possible launch of the Linux platform games but still stands in the stars. While in the past had already been out on a first version, Valve itself has made its views but not yet.

May 3rd, 2010 by admin | No Comments »

The main disadvantage that people come up with for fleet tracking is privacy. Many think that these people are just wingers. Others think that it is a serious problem. Others feel that it is only a problem in certain situations.

Whatever you think it is a debate that continues and this is why some of the vehicle tracking companies are trying to come up with solutions to the privacy problem. One solution that is now being tested is a privacy button on the tracking system. It is more aimed at the company car market where the drivers are legitimately allowed to use the car for personal use out of office hours.

What happens if the employee uses his company car out of office hours they are allowed to press the privacy button and then the journey is no longer visible live on the vehicle tracking software application. Then at a later date the managers can retrieve fuel usage information, mileage information and certain other information that they need for paperwork reasons. The historic journey reporting can also be viewed if needs be, but what it means is that employees cannot be spied on live. Some people say this is great half way point and others say the solution is a cop out.

April 29th, 2010 by admin | No Comments »