All the stories tagged with: Computers
SatuGo the bouncing camera
07/24/2006, Ever wondered how you can capture shots of hard to reach places? Impossible shots are now a reality with the SatuGo digital camera. This bouncable device will take a 3 megapixel photo automatically whenever it hits the ground. If you [...]
Flexible computer chips developed successfully
07/24/2006, University of Wisconsin-Madison engineers have invented new techniques to develop thin-film semiconductors that will open up a world of possibilities when it comes incorporating sensing, computing, and imaging capabilities across a wide range of materials. Standing at only a couple [...]
Psile 10a PC case outsexes Mac Mini
07/23/2006, Ever thought you would see a PC that would outstrip the Mac Mini in terms of sexiness? The day has finally arrived with the Psile 10a PC case. Looking extremely slick in its white cover, it lends an air of [...]
New UMPC to be unveiled
07/23/2006, Here’s an interesting picture that was submitted by an anonymous Korean member to Mobility Today that features the rounded corner of a device that leans toward the UMPC category. What is confirmed is this device will be running on an [...]
Customize your notebook case with Medion
07/20/2006, Medion’s new MIM 2200 is an average notebook by all means, but one advantage it has over its rivals is the option for you to customize the notebook cover with an image of your choice, be it personal photographs, designs, [...]
Laptop Stand from Pfeffer Industries
07/20/2006, The Laptop Stand from Pfeffer Industries is made from laser-cut clear plastic and is available in 3 different sizes to cater for the wide variety of notebooks in the market today. Comprised of 3 components, the thumb screw will attach [...]
BenQ Joybook P52 with DVB-T
07/20/2006, The new Joybook P52 from BenQ boasts a built-in digital TV (DVB-T) module that enables you to watch your TV on the go. It allows you to record your favorite TV programs whenever you’re not around to be watched at [...]
Portable high-speed Internet connection in Canada
07/20/2006, Rogers and Bell, the two telco giants in Canada, have collaborated to bring portable high-speed Internet to the masses that requires a modem but does away with the need for a phone jack or cable hookup. This new method of [...]
Intel races to release new quad-core chip
07/20/2006, Intel has brought forward the release date of its quad-core desktop and server chips to Q4 2006 instead of an early 2007 release. The desktop and server chips were nicknamed Kentsfield and Clovertown respectively, and will be used in future [...]
Hitachi Travelstar 5K160 notebook drive
07/20/2006, Hitachi’s new Travelstar 5K160 is a 2.5″ notebook drive that will offer an unprecedented 160GB of storage space. Although Seagate has unveiled its 160GB 2.5″ hard drive, theirs is available only with a parallel ATA connector, while Hitachi’s offering is [...]
Samsung SyncMaster CX930B LCD monitor
07/20/2006, Samsung’s new SyncMaster CX930B LCD monitor offers 97% of color realization in its 19″ glory. To the layman, that means the CX930B can display both emerald green and deep red colors more vividly than ever before, although we probably wouldn’t [...]
The power of a PC in your car
07/19/2006, The Karputer brings the power of a Windows XP PC to the car, complete with an integtrated satellite navigation system, WiFi connectivity, and Bluetooth capability. You can control the Karputer via several input methods, including the touchscreen or the wireless [...]
Serial ATA 2-channel 32-bit SATA controller card
07/19/2006, Other World Computing (OWC) has successfully developed a PCI/PCI-X card that enables users to use both internal and external SATA drives in a single PC. This new Serial ATA 2-channel 32-bit SATA controller card offers unprecedented flexibility and supports up [...]
