HP TouchPad arrive in June

An interesting rumor has spread through the network this morning, and at this time much take for granted, the new HP TouchPad could reach the market next June. The eagerly awaited HP tablet is on the verge of entering the market, but the rumor is not just about its release date, the price of HP TouchPad could be lower than some expected.

We have already tired of discussing the good looks that have WebOS is unique operating system HP has developed for their mobile devices, but no doubt we can deter these questions very soon. The new HP TouchPad with 10 "display in June would cost $ 499 with 16 GB of memory or $ 599 32GB version.

Iomega Prestige, new and affordable desktop hard drives with USB 3.0

Iomega has revamped its line of desktop hard drives with the series Prestige Desktop Hard Drive 3.0, as evidence has USB 3.0 connection in its main claim (in the same line as the pocket which we discussed). This device with a sleek black finish but which is carrying out its metal construction to be rugged and robust.

In addition to the aforementioned main feature with the new interface 3.0 (up to 5 Gbits / s, which is 10 times faster than USB 2.0), the pack includes Iomega Protection Suite software with antivirus and backup software, as well AES hardware encryption to 256 bits. This renewed Iomega Prestige Series presents itself as an affordable, with prices restrained available in three capacities: 1 TB (89,90 euros), 2 TB (129.90 euros) and 3 TB (209.90 euros).

Philips HomeRun, a vacuum cleaner that does it all for you

Automated vacuum cleaners are not new but we can still say that it is an artifact that we see every day, Philips seems hard pointing to the new system and has launched a new model. The Philips HomeRun is a compact vacuum cleaner that allows us to clear an area of \u200b\u200b40 square meters in just one hour but without a doubt the most curious fact is its ability to "jump." The new HomeRun has a function to vacuum carpets and rugs which allows travel on fiber surfaces up to two inches high, plus you can skip this technology cables or other obstacles up to a half inch.

HTC Pyramid, Prime and Ignite; new phones?

What we see here, a couple of Windows workstations Phone 7, and another Android, all signed by HTC. We can not say with absolute certainty that these recreations are real, but they have all the earmarks that they are, it achieved the same, and that some of the phones we are waiting. If confirmed its authenticity can report that the Taiwanese company is betting big on the Microsoft operating system with a model with a QWERTY keyboard, the HTC Prime, and another touchscreen, the HTC Ignite.

EvoMouse, motion sense technology at your fingertips

In recent years, the Motion Sense technology has been incorporated into our lives to the point that more and more devices will implement, the boom that clearly began with video game consoles now moves to the computer in general. The American Institute of technological development has introduced the EvoMouse Celluon, a peripheral device that allows us to control our computer using gestures and movement.

Sapphire HD 6950 FleX Edition

Sapphire is working on the new Sapphire HD 6950 FleX Edition, the card is designed on the Sapphire and classic design features a custom cooling system from a 80 mm fan. The PCB is taken from the classic blue Sapphire, is mounted on a 40-nanometer GPU Cayman with 1408 stream processors with 256-bit bus connected to 2 GB of memory, the card can connect up to 3 monitor setup Eyefinity, In fact, the card has 5 possible connections divided into two DVI ports (one single-link), two mini-DisplayPort 1.2 and HDMI 1.4a.

Windows 7 Service Pack 1: Update not quite painless

It seems that the full-bodied Service Pack 1 update for Windows 7 released by Microsoft, was not entirely painless, in fact has caused many problems for many users who have found themselves with a PC that does not start or were in Fatal Error during installation thereof, without any reason. Many users have found the error 0x800F0A12 who have been able to solve thanks to a procedure explained on the Microsoft TechNet blog.