iPad 3 Packs Retina Display

The iPUP combination case/credit card holder case is a concept created by Yun Seong Kim (who must be handling a lot of magnetic cards!). He tried to supply an iPhone case with an easy access to the phone and cards and a safe storage for cards. The iPUP uses the UV-coated PET film designed to diminish the wearing off process of your cards’ magnetic strip. Another feature – whose technical details are unrevealed yet – serves to disperse the electromagnetic field of your iPhone. The concept boasts of a bright and fetching exterior complete with cute images, and it is clearly an idea worth building upon, so let’s hope we’ll be able to lay our hands on it after a while.

Apple today announced the launch of iPad 3, its third generation tablet. The company also announced its intent to continue producing the iPad 2 at a lower price starting at $399.

The iPad 3 features 9.7-inch Retina Display with 2,048 x 1,536-pixel resolution, A5X chip with quad-core graphics, 5 megapixel iSight camera with advanced optics and 1080p HD video capability, Wi-Fi, 4G LTE and 3G connectivity; and 10 hour battery life. Siri didn't make it to the device, but there is voice dictation instead.

The Retina display packs 3.1 million pixels, 64 per inch, over a million more than an HD TV.

The A5X chip features quad-core graphics to drive the pixel packed retina display and smooth multi-touch interface, while delivering day long battery life.

The iSight camera is supported by a Backside Illuminated sensor and features video image stabilization.

Verizon and AT&T will support the iPad 3 on their 4G LTE networks with download speeds up to 72 Mbps. The device includes a personal hotspot feature, available if your carrier supports it.

The iPad 3 will be available in black or white starting Friday, March 16. Pricing is identical to what existed for iPad 2 earlier: $499 (16GB), $599 (32GB) and $699 (64GB). The cellular radio costs an additional $130 on each model.

Comments

New Sony Mini Laptop All Pink and Crocodile

Sony ’s VAIO Holiday 2010 Signature Collection that already flooded the market with a lot of fashion-minded mini laptops has just added another model to its achievements. The new one boasts a pink crocodile pattern all over, with even the keyboard done in the same vein! The glossy crocodile skin hides 2GB RAM, 128GB SSD with the Windows 7 Home Premium OS. Naturally, Bluetooth A2DP and a built-in web camera are among the features. Computer tuning is made easy with the ASSIST button. The crocodile pink mini has an 8-inch LED backlit screen that rotates automatically when the laptop is turned at more than 90 degrees. The mini weighs 1.3 lbs with the size of 9.6 x 0.78 x 4.72 inches; it is available at $999.99.

Apple iPhone OS 4.0: Diet multitasking!

iPhone OS 4.0, announced Thursday morning, April 8, at Apple's Cueprtino Headquarters, gives users what they have been clamoring for - multitasking, but on a strictly need to do basis. It's multi-tasking on a diet. You get it to the extent that you need to use it, not to the extent where you could abuse it. It won't let third party applications hog processer cycles or precious memory. The upgraded OS for iPhone, iPod and iPad also features folders to better organize and access apps, unified inbox, iAd mobile advertising platforn and iBooks, the ebook application that debuted on the iPad. Other improvements include, fast inbox switching and threaded messages; enhanced Enterprise support with even better data protection, mobile device management, wireless app distribution and more. The OS was released to developers today along with an updated Software Development Kit (SDK) with over 1,500 new Application Programming Interfaces (APIs). "We're deliv...

Chanel Segway Personal Transporter

Looking for a perfect gadget to go with your Chanel bag – the one that women would enjoy sporting and that could manifest your wealth in a convenient yet not very blatant fashion – the Chanel crowd hit upon a Segway Personal Transporter. This electricity-propelled personal vehicle invented by Dean Kamen will take you (AND your Chanel bag arranged on the handlebars) away from everybody’s sight or maybe straight into it just as you would wish! It is a two-wheeled, self-balancing gadget in stylish black quilted leather and proudly bearing the Chanel logos, all ready to serve you with its 12-miles-per-hour power. Exactly how much it is going to set you back is not divulged, yet you may rest assured that the possession of such a Segway will surely single you out as a well-off woman! Before you see just how impressive you will look gripping its handlebars you will have to send a special order. Karl Lagerfeld design , luxury and a soupcon of sports may prove a refreshing...

AH - New ELECTRONIC and GADGETS

Search This Blog