AH - New ELECTRONIC and GADGETS

Apple IPhone 5S Is Here Well, it has finally happened: all the owners of iPhone 4S can cry into their pillow: Apple has introduced a new flagship smartphone iPhone 5 . So, how is the new model different from all the previous ones. Check out what has changed: Hardware Equipment The A6 processor of the new smartphone has become more powerful and secures better performance. iPhone 5 supports the 4G network, which means that the speed of the Internet will reach unimaginable 100 megabits per second. For those who like to spend time on Facebook or your favorite Geniusbeauty.com, it is a real advantage! Among other things, the time of the smartphone performance using Wi-Fi will reach 10 hours. The gadget allows you to watch video for 10 hours, listen to audio up to 40 hours, and works up to 225 hours in the standby mode. Size and Weight Of course, iPhone 5 is the lightest and most delicate iPhone in the world so far. Its thickness is 7.6 mm (as opposed to the previou...

Keyboard Keychain These days many of us need devices that will enable us to operate our smartphones and tablets wherever we want with equal dexterity and comfort, virtual keyboards maybe topping the list of useful gadgets . These days many of us need devices that will enable us to operate our smartphones and tablets wherever we want with equal dexterity and comfort, virtual keyboards maybe topping the list of useful gadgets .

Katy Perry for GHD Hairdryers Katy Perry continues working with the producers of GHD hair dryers and GHD hair care products: the singer once again demonstrated her luxurious hair in a fresh advertising campaign – this time she had the image of a diva from “the golden Hollywood” era (the pop-diva had already had the image of a hippie, a disco girl, and a mermaid). Luxurious dresses, bright makeup and a small portion of theatricality – one can immediately see that she is a star! The shooting was run by Ellen von Unwerth, who preferred to focus on restrained sensuality and the interplay of tones rather than on bright colors (the latter are always excessive with Katy) and presented black-and-white portraits of Perry to the public. The girl really looks perfect in the pictures : whether she is playing chess, recovering after a tiring concert or just getting ready to appear on stage. But whose merit is this: that of the photographer, the heroine, or maybe Photoshop?

New Gadget Takes Smell Based Photos A student from China has created a gadget that allows you to photograph the smell. For those who always wanted to smell the appetizing-looking pictures, a student from China came up with a special device that prints the smell of food pictures . A camera that can photograph beautiful dishes, and a smell recognizer are built in a food-printer. The image is printed with aromatic ink. Zhu Jingxuan, a student at the Department of Industrial Design at Donghua University, invented the amazing device . The young man drew a sketch and made a model of his invention during the workshop by Sony. His idea was recognized as one of the best and Jingxuan, along with the other winners, went to Sony China Creative Center in Shanghai to make a real food-printer in a team with ten Sony designers.

The Kindle Amazon Always Wanted to Build Amazon introduced a new E-Ink Kindle, The Paperwhite, on September 6, alongside the launch of the Kindle Fire HD Family of high end slates. Priced at $119, the 5th generation Kindle headlines a higher resolution display with 62% more pixels and 25% higher-contrast, as also a built-in front light for night reading. Announcing the Paperwhite, Amazon.com Founder and CEO Jeff Bezos said, "Paperwhite is the Kindle we've always wanted to build - the technology didn't exist to build a display with this level of contrast, resolution, brightness and battery life, so our engineers invented it." The 6-inch, 212 PPI display is readable in bright sunlight and has a buttonless bezel. Slimmer and sleeker than the Kindle, Paperwhite measures 169 mm x 117 mm x 9.1 mm and weighs 213 g. It features 2 GB internal (approximately 1.25 GB available for user content) and stores upto 1,100 books. Battery life can stretch to 8 weeks, based on a hal...

Pentax K-5 II & K-5 IIS DSLR Cameras Pentax K-5 II & K-5 IIS DSLRs announced on September 10, 2012, represent a determined bid by Pentax to expand its user base with technological breakthroughs and innovations, instead of just retaining its following based on excellence of quality. Pentax has a small but loyal following built over decades on the reliability and good performance of its SLR and DSLR cameras. Following its acquisition by Ricoh in July 2011, Pentax has shown an inclination to be counted amongst DSLR camera leaders Canon and Nikon, or at least move ahead of the pack represented by Olympus, Panasonic, Sony and Samsung. The company's newly introduced flagship DSLR Pentax K-5 II builds on the excellent reputation of is recently withdrawn K-5 flagship product. By sticking with the K-5 nomenclature, Pentax is acknowledging that their new product is an incremental upgrade with the confidence that the nature of the incremental upgrade is substantive enough to warr...

Kindle Fire HD Family Amazon made a bold foray into the high end tablet market on Thursday, September 6, 2012 with the launch of its Kindle Fire HD Family of three tablets. The Kindle Fire HD Family comprises: 7-Inch Kindle Fire HD 8.9-inch Kindle Fire HD LTE 8.9-inch Kindle Fire HD All three run on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and feature Wi-Fi, Front-facing HD cameras, and Dual stereo speakers with Dolby Digital Plus audio. Amazon claims that the Wi-Fi technology featured on the tablets - dual antenna, dual-band, and MIMO - gives 40% faster downloads and streaming compared to the next fastest tablet (Apple iPad). The tablets come with Amazon-exclusive applications such as X-Ray for Movies, X-Ray for Textbooks, Immersion Reading, Whispersync for Voice, Whispersync for Games, and Kindle FreeTime. X-Ray for Movies enables users to easily find information on actors and movies through IMDB. Kindle Free Time lets you set time limits for when your kids are u...

Sony NEX-6 Mirrorless ILC Carving New Market Space Sony's NEX-6 mirrorless ILC announced on Wednesday, September 12, represents a new range that targets photography enthusiasts. Sony uses the NX nomenclature for its mirrorless ILCs and so far the NX-3 range has targeted beginners, NX-5 is mid-range, and NX-7 targets power users. On August 30, Sony announced the NEX-5R that featured a newly-developed 16.1 MP, APS H (23.4 X 15.6mm) Backlit CMOS sensor with 200-12800 ISO range. The headlining features of the NEX-5R were Fast Hybrid AF technology, wireless sharing and camera apps. Fast Hybrid AF technology, first introduced n the NEX-5R, utilizes 99 phase-detection AF points arrayed on the image sensor to detect a subject's distance and quickly lock focus on it, and then uses contrast-detection AF to confirm extremely fine, precise details. The Sony NEX-6 retains the 16.1 MP, APS H (23.4 X 15.6mm) Backlit CMOS of the NEX-5R, as well as its headlining fe...

Canon EOS 6D Full-frame DSLR Brings Joy to Photography Enthusiasts Canon EOS 6D announced on Monday, September 17, 2012, is a full-frame DSLR whose most endearing feature is its affordability. So far full-frame cameras have been priced at points that only make sense to professional photographers. The EOS 6D features a newly developed 20.2-megapixel full-frame CMOS sensor, DIGIC 5+ Image Processor and, for the first time in a Canon DSLR, built-in wireless and GPS. The camera also includes an 11-point AF array and 63-zone dual-layer iFCL metering sensor together with 1080p Full HD video capabilities. The combination of the full-frame sensor and Digic processor allows it to shoot upto to 4.5 frames per second (fps) in burst mode. It's impressive normal ISO range of 100-25600, can be expanded to 50-102400. The EOS 6D camera's Auto Focus (AF) system includes a newly-developed 11-point AF sensor featuring a high-precision center cross-type point with an e...

Panasonic DMC-GH3 Mirrorless DSLR Optimized for Multimedia Photographers Panasonic DMC-GH3 Mirrorless DSLR announced on September 17, 2012, targets multimedia photographers. The DMC-GH3 succeeds the GH2, launched in September 2010, as Panasonic's new flagship mirrorless DSLR. The camera features a newly developed 16.05 MP Live MOS sensor which in combination with its Venus processing engine delivers improved dynamic range and ISO 200 -12,800 expandable to 125 - 25,600. An improved LPF (Low Pass Filter) is claimed to minimize generation of moire while drawing maximum resolution of the image out of the sensor. The DMC-GH3 is ruggedized and weather resistant, with magnesium alloy full diecast body and advanced splash / dustproof construction. Video Recording The DMC-GH3 captures full HD 60p/50p video with 30p/25p option in MOV (h.264), MP4 and AVCHD formats and supports video bit rates of 50Mbps in IPB and 72Mbps in All-I compression modes. You get full-...

Self Driving Cars Could Reach Ordinary People in 5 Years California on Tuesday September 25, 2012, became the second state after Nevada to allow road testing of Google's self driving cars, with standby human drivers. Gov. Edmund "Jerry" Brown signed into law a bill authored by State Sen. Alex Padilla at Google's headquarters in Mountain View, California. The bill, SB 1298, allows framing of rules and regulations for qualifying an autonomous car for road testing. Speaking to the press at the event, Google CEO Sergey Brin said he expected autonomous vehicles to be available to "ordinary people" within five years. "You can count on one hand the number of years until ordinary people can experience this," he said. However, Bin stressed that the road ahead was still long and arduous. "Safety is a huge challenge for us. That's one of the most difficult things that we undertake from a technology point of view, because there are never enough ...