Showing posts with label 2011. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2011. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Ecotechnology at Computex

As you all know and last week was held in Taipei, Taiwan, Computex 2011, the largest technology trade fair of the year. In it we see the most interesting gadgets of the moment, and also a lot of trash with enough money to pay for their own stand of course, but among the interesting things we found a laptop with unlimited autonomy.

What is it? For this new design incorporates a solar panel behind the screen that allows your computer to feed at no cost. The idea is very interesting, it is clear that energy issues should be of major concern for existing producers. While we have no technical specifications is obvious that for this device to operate the energy performance of the laptop must be extremely efficient.

Friday, June 3, 2011

NPM renamed again

Since the announcement of the second generation PlayStation Portable has less noise than expected, probably placated by the demands faced by the company or the constant attacks on PlayStation Network. The truth is that after listing the strengths have been cutting hardware, the possibility of 3D without glasses and some name changes.

Well, this time history repeats itself, the PSP2 nicknamed started and then was named as NGP (Next Generation Portable) could have been renamed. An "error" the webmaster of the official PlayStation website would have revealed what will be the final name for the portable console that Sony presented at the next E3.

Thursday, June 2, 2011

Windows 8 gaining fans

These past days have brought great news for the Redmond, from Taiwan come more advertising support for the next version of Windows. First came the ARM processor and is now Qualcomm has been added. From Computex 2011, the largest technology fair of the year to be held in Taipei, we heard that all processors Qualcomm Snapdragon line will have native support for the Windows platform 8.

No doubt Bill Gates and his family must be very happy that in recent days have gained much support from the component manufacturers. Undoubtedly, this partnership aims to strengthen both companies. On the one hand Microsoft that seeks to placate the success of Google and other Qualcomm you want to stop the advance of nVidia in the market for microchips.

NPM renamed again

Since the announcement of the second generation PlayStation Portable has less noise than expected, probably placated by the demands faced by the company or the constant attacks on PlayStation Network. The truth is that after listing the strengths have been cutting hardware, the possibility of 3D without glasses and some name changes.

Well, this time history repeats itself, the PSP2 nicknamed started and then was named as NGP (Next Generation Portable) could have been renamed. An "error" the webmaster of the official PlayStation website would have revealed what will be the final name for the portable console that Sony presented at the next E3.

All eyes Asus

Asus is one of the manufacturers of technology that was showcased during the most recently concluded Computex 2011 in Taiwan. Among its high points are the newly announced PadFone panel or presentation MeeGo X101 Netbook Eee PC, but one of the highest points of the evening was undoubtedly when it was the turn of the new memo.

The Asus ME173, also known as Memo, will become one of the first tablets to reach the international market with a screen capable of projecting 3D images. Its 7-inch screen offers a resolution of 1280 x 600 pixels that will allow us to fully enjoy all sorts of multimedia content. The rest of the features of the gadget are consistent with the expected.

Thursday, May 5, 2011

"Playbook" 10 "?

The BlackBerry World held in the United States is coming to an end and left us a lot of news about future projects of Research in Motion (RIM). I already talked of the BlackBerry Bold 9900 and BlackBerry Bold 9930, is now the turn for the BlackBerry Playbook. BlackBerry has announced that this year will reach a new playbook with 10-inch screen, news that will surely delight many.

Many tablets today offer very small screens, some even border on a smartphone line, which is why the news may be welcome in the geek community. Playbook is a fact that was not the response expected by RIM, at least for lovers of technology a bad rap on several websites and blogs dedicated to gadget.

Monday, May 2, 2011

Then came the 2011 World Blackberry

As I had reported this week takes place on the Blackberry World 2011, the high technology trade fair organized by the Canadian manufacturer Research in Motion (RIM) to exhibit their new products. Very interesting that we have this year are the new Blackberry Bold Blackberry Bold 9900 and 9930. Blackberry Bold Blackberry Bold 9900 and 9930 but have different names, it is the same device.

The first is the 3G version destined for Europe and other GSM countries, and the second LTE version destined for the United States. The new Blackberry Bold 99XX is a traditional BlackBerry QWERTY keyboard with the addition of a 2.8-inch touch screen. The screen is very good quality, has a 287ppi pixel density and achieves a resolution of 640 x 480 pixels.