AMD HD6990 Updated Coming soon in March 2011

AMD showed up at CeBIT 2011 with their latest flagship, the HD6990. They even unveiled some images of the card itself. It seemed that this will be the new flagship of AMD in 2011, butthey didn’t mention specifically when it’ll be available, or how much. The HD6990 was even demonstrated in a transparent closed case. Nvidia is said to be unveiling their ‘counter attack’ shortly after AMD launched this dual-GPU beast, so let’s wait and see how this furious battle will turn out. The AMD Radeon HD 6990 will be shipping on March 8, 2011.Spec:3072 Stream Processors 4GB Memory 4 Mini DisplayPort 1.2 1 DVI port with Dual-Link support support for...

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Casio Has Introduced Exilim EX-FH100 10MP 10x Zoom Digital Cameras

Recently Casio has launches its interesting new Exilim EX-FH100 10MP 10x Zoom Digital Camera with smart features and amazing quality. This new camera is best for capturing memorable moment of life with your family members or friends its features includes Secure Digital card slot, HD movie function, a 2.7” LCD, CMOS sensor and 10x optical zoom.In addition, it can record high-speed movies of motion that is ordinarily as well quick for the human eye to see. Users can pick a recording speed of 1,000 fps, 420 fps, 240 fps, or 120 fps.This model as well has a manner that lets users to switch to high-speed recording at 240 fps or 120 fps by pressing...

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Saab Produced Android-based IQon in-car Infotainment system

It may not be the first to produce an Android-based in-car infotainment system, but Saab is diving headlong into the fray with its new IQon platform that it's just unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show. It not only packs the usual navigation and entertainment features, but is tied into a network of sensors in the car that measure everything from vehicle speed to inside and outside temperatures to the position of the sun. While that's fairly impressive on its own, Saab is also going the extra mile and making all of that information to third-party developers though an API, which they'll be able to use to produce their own applications --...

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Intel 510 Series SSD Review

Yes, here it is; the Intel SSD 510 series. This is a new SSD from Intel that the company say is for demanding gamers, media creators, performance-intensive workstation users and any technology enthusiast who wants to significantly increase performance of their systems. Fair enough, since SSD does provide a huge speed boost over conventional spinning bricks.Performance wise, it features fast SATA 6Gbps performance, supporting read speed of 500MB/s and write speed of 315MB/s. A decent speed with support for 6Gbps SATA interfaces, but not as superior as OCZ Vertex 3 which is capable of speed of over 500MB/s for both read and writes speed. The Intel...

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HP derides BlackBerry PlayBook OS Good Design

It's not rare to hear talk of other operating systems employing webOS-like elements -- we've been asking to see its elegant notification system in iOS for years -- but RIM's BlackBerry Playbook borrows so heavily from the UI concepts of the software built by Palm and now owned by HP that it could easily be confused for a webOS tablet. It handles multiple concurrent applications using a card view and allows you to shut down unwanted apps by swiping them off the screen, a multitasking implementation that exhibits "uncanny similarities" in HP's eyes to its own TouchPad tablet. Still, the Hewlett Packard team insist...

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Seagate to launch 3TB Barracuda XT hard drive

3TB might not be something new, but it’s still a rare sight to see a 3TB brick lying around. Seagate has announced that their Barracuda lineup will now have 3TB capacity too. Called the Barracuda XT, the drive is equipped a SATA 6.0Gbps interface, a 64MB of cache memory and works at 7,200 RPM. The 3TB Barracuda XT is available for purchase now for $2...

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DirecTV Now Unveils New App For iPad

DirecTV has at last unveiled their new iPad app which lets you change your tablet into an all-capable remote control for satellite service. The list of things that one can do with this app looks to be everlasting. For starters, it allows you peek through shows, movies and sports sans any require of switching the currently-played channel on your TV.Though surfing if you occur to catch a few more appealing all you got to do is hook onto your home’s Wi-fi connection and use the tablet in its place of the remote. It as well lets you schedule your DVR recordings and as well provides you tad of who’s who information regarding few shows, and their...

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AOC's another Full HD monitor

Full HD monitors, they’re everywhere and they just won’t stop coming. AOC has geared up for yet another Full HD monitor, this time called the e2795Vh. Yes, it’s a 27-inch LED-backlight monitor that delivers 1920x 1080 Full HD resolutions. The monitor adopts the new MVA (multi-domain vertical alignment) panel, which has 5ms response time and 300 cd/m2 brightness, very standard stuff here. The extra point would be the built-in stereo speakers which would be good if you’re in an office and don’t want to buy extra speaker system. There’s even a USB hub with four ports out and one port in. Connectivity wise, there are a DVI port and an HDMI port....

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Microsoft Windows Embedded Compact 7 Tablets now available

Back in June at Computex, Microsoft announced the successor to Windows CE -- Windows Embedded Compact 7 – and it's finally hitting the general availability mark today. The guys in Redmond posted a 180-day trial of the final WEC7 bits yesterday, and while it is unclear when it was released to manufacturers, ZDNet's Mary Jo Foley notes that the digital signature on the bits is February 19th. So, what does it all mean? Well, you'll definitely want to check out our Windows Embedded Compact 7explained post, but we should start seeing the new OS powering phones (don't forget WP7 is built on the Win CE kernel), medical devices,...

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Panasonic launching 2011 VIERA Plasma HDTVs

Panasonic has launches three new 2011 VIERA Plasma HDTVs which comes in complete features. The company has detailed this year its nineteen new models, spanning from 41.6-inches up to 64.7-inches and priced from $599.95 to $4,299.95.These three of the sets of new Panasonic VIERA TC-P42X3, TC-P46X3 and TC-P50X3 – support 720p HD, as a further four the Panasonic VIERA TC-P42S30, TC-P46S30, TC-P50S30 and TC-P60S30 – crank that up to 1080p complete HD. All these are the best qualities of fantastic HDTVs all are perfect for watching mcovies, songs, news, sports and more anytime.These days there has lots of HDTVs are available in the market but Panasonic...

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NVIDIA's faulty GPU class action News

Remember when NVIDIA was caught selling defective mobile graphics chips, and agreed to provide bargain-basement replacement laptops to make a class-action lawsuit go away? At least one gentleman wasn't happy with how that went down, and is suing to see that affected customers get a fair shake. Ted Frank of the Center for Class Action Fairness says that NVIDIA has no business passing off cheap laptops, and we think he might have a case -- after all, the judge ordered that NVIDIA provide "a replacement computer of like or similar kind and equal or similar value," and it doesn't take a lawyer to see that...

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Toshiba's New TY-WSD9 Waterproof Wireless Speaker

This is probably for those beach boys, or some people that has leaking house. Toshiba has launched a new speaker in the Japanese market, and it sure is a unique one. The new TY-WSD9 from Toshiba is a multifunction wireless (2.4GHz) speaker with a unique waterproof design (IPX4), so you can use it in your bathtub, swimming pool, or on your personal yacht.The Toshiba TY-WSD9 features a couple of 1.2W speakers and a transmitter that allows you to use the speaker within 25 meter radius. This waterproof speaker will be available in the middle of March 2011 for 13,000 Yen ($15...

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Flexible Batteries get the graphene treatment these are Cheaper than other Batteries

We've been talking about flexible batteries for years now, but a team of Korean researchers have presented a new solution to bendable energy sources that is not only more powerful than standard lithium-ion batteries, but also potentially cheaper to produce than its malleable predecessors -- and unsurprisingly, everyone's favorite wonder material, graphene, is at the heart of the innovation. The rechargeable battery contains a vanadium-oxide cathode, grown on a sheet of graphene paper, an unidentified separator, and an anode made of lithium-coated graphene. According to the folks behind the...

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Fujitsu Providing STYLISTIC Q550, best for business-Class Slate PC

Recently Fujitsu has introduces its interesting new STYLISTIC Q550, a business-class Slate PC which is designed for the high-security requirements of mobile enterprise computing.The slate constructs in security from the group up, thus that it meets the most stringent ICT security requirements of business and governments and is developed to meet enterprise mobile computing demands and integrate faultlessly into offered ICT infrastructures.The new STYLISTIC Q550 Slate PC is powered by next-gen Intel Atom Oak Trail processor and features a 10.1-inch multitouch exhibit. It runs windows 7 and is well-suited with Windows’ multi-touch competences.The...

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iPad 2 Shows up in the wilds of China Details

Look, not even the source of these images is absolutely certain that the device in his possession is a legitimate iPad 2, but we can't very well leave you spending your entire day anticipating Apple's new tablet launch without a potential candidate for what it might eventually look like. The above mockup has been procured over in China (where else?) and seems to tally closely with speculation we've been hearing about this hardware refresh -- namely, a slimmer profile, an almost entirely flat back, bigger speaker, and of course, rear- and front-facing cameras. We've looked into the digits on the back of the device and the model number...

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NVIDIA Tegra Zone Now launched Officially

Nvidia Tegra 2 developers have mentioned that Nvidia would be launching a ‘Tegra Zone’ thing for all Tegra-powered smartphones and tablets, and now it’s here officially.If you didn’t know, the Tegra Zone is an Android application that highlights content that would ‘shine’ from having the dual-core awesomeness of that Tegra 2 in your smartphone/tablet. At launch, there’s a hand-picked selection of games whose makers have gone the extra mile and thrown in additional geometric detail, heavier computation loads, and higher-resolution textures specifically for Tegra 2 smartphones and tablets.The snazzier, more interactive games will still be sourced...

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Chinavasion's New CVUK-PC06-3GEN Android Tablet

Recently Chinavasion has releases its amazing new tablet that runs on Android 1.6 OS and is powered by 400 MHz of processor consequently as to deliver well-mannered recital levels. This amazing new tablet comes in 7 inches that is able of delivering resolution support to 800 X 480 pixel count.The Chinavasion CVUK-PC06-3GEN allows you to enjoy surfing your favorite websites without any bothers while it features WiFi connectivity. This is a new generation of fantastic tablet that runs very well it comes in flat version with awesome screen.The capacity of this tablet is very well there is so many types of tablets are available these days in market...

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NES becomes an HTPC Report

Nintendo Entertainment Systems have proven to be fertile ground for the DIY community -- purses,guitars, and belt buckles are just a sampling of the more unusual NES mods out there. We've also seen our share of NES PCs, and now an enterprising Finn going by the name Ana-5000 has crammed a fully-fledged home theater PC into everybody's favorite 8-bit console. An Asus AT3IONT-I Deluxe motherboard with an Intel Atom 330 dual-core processor and an NVIDIA Ion GPU provides the computing power and offers HDMI and VGA ports, six USB 2.0 ports, optical and RCA audio connections, integrated 802.11b/g/n wireless and Gigabit...

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Motorola’s 10.1-inch Tegra 2 WiFi-only Xoom tablet priced at £450 in UK

The price of Motorola’s 10.1-inch Tegra 2 powered Xoom tablet has been facing some criticism all this while, but finally the price speculation has tamed down with a better (and official) pricing of the Honeycomb tablet in UK. UK electronics retailer PC World has just put up its Xoom pre-order page with a reasonable £450 ($730). That’s of course the non-3G model, as the 3G model would probably only be available from carriers. In contrast, the 32GB WiFi-only Xoom tablet (the only model) is £60 cheaper than the 32GB WiFi-only iPad, which is its direct competitor. That’s about only £10 more than the 16GB iPad too. Fair enough.In regards to the 3G...

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Acer Launches New Aspire TimelineX 5830t Laptops

Earlier Acer has offered lots of laptops in market well now it is again with it’s another interesting new Acer Aspire TimelineX 5830t laptop that comes in superb features and excellent capacity it is perfect for your official use you can easily perform daily work also its keypad runs smoothly. This new model comes packed with decent list of specifications so as to deliver well level.This new Acer Aspire TimelineX 5830t laptop is powered Intel Core i3/i5/i7 Sandy Bridge processor and it comes beside with NVIDIA GeForce GTM540M graphics. There is 15.6 inches of WXGA HD LED Backlight CineCrystal exhibit in the laptop that delivers superior pleased...

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HTC Magic / T-Mobile G1 to get Honeycomb port

The original gangster of Android, T-Mobile's G1, just refuses to quietly fade into the annals of history. Even in spite of its long overdue end of retail life last summer, the handset continues to see support from grassroots modders and tweakers, with the latest project being the most ambitious of them all: an Android Honeycomb port. A pair of xda members have succeeded in splicing Android's most senior hardware with its very latest software and the results are available to see on video after the break. As usual with these builds, half of the phone's functions have still to be enabled and the UI lag seems like it'll...

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Scientists find out that how to see through walls

Well, almost. Right now we have x-rays which allow us to look into suitcases at the airport and broken bones in our bodies. But some bored scientists wanted more, and did some scary research, and now claims to have done the impossible in a somewhat novel fashion.Jochen Aulbach and his colleagues of the FOM Institute for Atomic and Molecular Physics out in Amsterdam have developed a technology that allows scrambled light to remain focused as it passes through ultra-thin layers of paint. The reason why we can’t see through wall is because when light is sent through opaque material, it becomes muddled and lost in the space-time continuum.Aulbach...

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Eizo's 27-inch ColorEdge CG275W has a 2560 x 1440 IPS

Calibrating your monitor in order to maximize color accuracy is considered an inevitable chore for graphics professionals, but here comes Eizo with a defiant look on its face and a brand new 27-inch IPSdisplay. The ColorEdge CG275W promises to do all the adjustments itself, eschewing the need for a separate calibration utility, and can even be set to do it overnight, freeing your creative mind to collect its much needed ration of Zs. Brightness maxes out at 270 nits, contrast is rated at 850:1, and there's a 6ms gray-to-gray response time, not bad for the traditionally slower IPS tech. DVI, DisplayPort and Mini DisplayPort connectivity...

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Bigfoot Killer with their laptop Wireless N module

Bigfoot has been making quite a presence lately. After appearing in a number of gaming and enthusiast class motherboards, the bandwidth management technology that’s been making your desktop gaming experience smoother for years is just about ready for the laptop sector.The company’s new Killer Wireless-N 1103 and 1102 half-size mini-PCI-Express adapters are suited for use in pretty much any laptop on the market, with the primary difference between two being available streams: the former utilizes three-stream MIMO for data rates as high as 450Mbps, while the latter relies on a two-stream MIMO setup capable of pushing 300Mbps. Both units will have...

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Samsung New I9003 Galaxy SL Hits Germany& India

Here is Samsung offering its amazing new I9003 Galaxy SL smartphone which comes in superb features and great design this new phone is perfect for professional or personal use.The all-touchscreen Android smartphone is eagerly accessible in Germany and India, with other countries (presuming) to chase soon. This amazing new SL smartphone as well comes with a larger battery, which is likely needed to make-up for a non-organic display.The further specifications remain unchanged and comprise such things while1GHz Hummingbird processor, megapixel camera with HD video recording capability, GPS, HSPA, Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity and so on.This new...

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