Monday, March 28, 2011

Microsoft has a "small screen"

During the last CeBIT, the technology fair in Germany tubing, Microsoft introduced a new 243-inch touch screen ideal for business presentations or technical. The monstrous device allows us to interact in a very simple and flexible with all of the screen where you can drag or hide objects in a single or multi.

The project was in the hands of Microsoft Europe and had the support of Sterolize, a company renowned expert in interactive presentations. The project clearly not aimed at domestic audience but it is an excellent choice for large companies or convention centers. It goes without saying that the device requires a huge space, in fact practically need a room for yourself and you need to projectors and other peripherals to function.

Intel unveils its third generation of SSDs with cheaper and higher capacity

Intel takes another generation leap in solid state drives with the launch of the Intel SSD 320 Series, which will replace the existing units Intel X25-M SATA SSD. The main novelty of these new discs is that they are based on NAND flash memory chips of 25 nanometers. According to Intel, this new reduction of the reports can significantly increase the capacity of the units, which now reaching 600GB, and reduce the price by around 30% on the X-25M.

SmartBird almost a seagull

The Technology Development Institute of Japan Festo has launched a new project in their area of robotics that will leave more than a gaping; SmartBird is a bird flying robot capable of mechanically like the real birds. Robotics is advancing by leaps and bounds and every month new devices are produced by Japanese institutions, mainly.

This time we are surprised with SmartBird Festo unlike other droid is capable of mounting flight, landing and plan simply by using their wings. It is the first robot capable of flying but so far they did using a light gas and not mechanically. The SmartBird comes as part of the Bionic Learning Network and as you can see in the picture design is based on a gull at sea.

Mountain GTM 2000, analysis (and VI): final conclusions and opinion of the computer

Sixth and final part of our analysis of Mountain GTM 2000, we published today, and as planned we will draw the final conclusions. We do not forget to make a comparison with our main test team, the GTM 900 also of Mountain. It's been five innings where we have placed special emphasis on the graphics, providing the results of tests of Mountain GTM 2000 with graphics cards the most modern among which were the NVidia GTX 580 or 560 Ti or AMD 6950 and 6970, among others.

Sennheiser MM 30i help you connect

Not all mobile phone users want or what sports headphones more comfortable. sometimes communication takes precedence over other factors. The new Sennheiser MM 30i are precisely for the latter. Discussing these handsfree headset in these terms does not mean that no care for the sound (they do) or be comfortable (who are).

But the strong point of the Sennheiser MM 30i is that they are very small and light, as well as incorporating a control on the cable that allows a direct answer calls and control the functions of Apple hardware. The microphone included to the voice feature is omnidirectional, it stops the music when you receive a call and returns to the same place to hang.

LG believes in 3D also on their laptops

Has taken longer than other brands focusing entirely on computer science, but finally we have news of the renewal of LG laptops, which receive a good way to chip past LG. Among the new LG notebook models with screens are 12.2, 14 and 15.6 inches. The lowest range is the LG P210 diagonal, while the 14 inch model handles the P420 and the top model is the A5 series, with a model that surpasses all others: LG A520 and 3D display.

An Iranian claims piracy security certificates

A man posing as a hacker Iran 21 years has claimed the diversion of SSL security certificates for services as important as Gmail, Yahoo Mail or Hotmail, discovered last week. These certificates are used by Internet browsers to verify that a site is the original version and not diverted. Nine false certificates had been issued through an Italian subsidiary of the company Comodo, which publishes certificates.