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Google Unveils High-Tech Computer Glasses

High-Tech Computer Glasses The device is designed to create a rich reality around the user, where a variety of tips and reminders for appointments, information about the weather outside or the navigation instructions will pop up in front of the owner’s eyes . The futuristic Google X Lab has officially declassified the project in creating computer glasses – Project Glass . Fragmentary information about it has appeared earlier. With the help of these glasses, people will be able to make calls, translate the inscriptions on signboards or in the menu, do online shopping, take pictures and upload them onto the net, know their friends’ location and share information about their own whereabouts. In general, you will be constantly connected to the Internet and all of its services. The glasses will also perform the role of an organizer. One of the team leaders, a professor from the University of Washington, Babak Parviz, (known for creating a contact lens with electronics in...

HP Printer All In One Release First In the World's

HP Printer All In One Release First In the World's Multifunction printer is identical to the large dimensions and complicated to carry. But it seems is not the time anymore, printer all in one - that can be used to copy, scan, and print and - now no longer take place. That is one of the devices presented Hewlett-Packard (HP) in a global event entitled Global Influencer Summit in Shanghai, China. HP Officejet 150 all-in-One Mobile, the name of the product, claimed to be a product of the first complete portable printer in the world. Like the Like other multifunction printer, this device can run multiple tasks at once. Start of business printing, scanning, and photocopying. This interesting part of this tool is its tiny so its portable lebig and easy to carry anywhere. "This product comes to meet the needs of businesses that require printer solutions but they are often mobile," said one consultant Hewlett-Packard products. Mobile All-in-One printer also features Bluetoot...

Google Nexus Tablet Rumored Price Between $149 and $199

Google branded 7-in Nexus tablet to be produced by Asus is expected to retail at a lower price point than the earlier reported $199 to $249, according to Android and Me. The lower price point suggests the tablet will use a relatively cheaper dual core processor, instead of the previously reported quad-core Tegra 3. [via BGR] It is also being reported that Asus has dropped its $249 MeMo tablet to focus exclusively on the Nexus tablet. Google's plans for the Nexus Table were first revealed in December 2011 by Google Chairman Eric Schmidt when he told an Italian newspaper that in "next six months we plan to market a tablet of the highest quality." The tablet is expected to be announced at this year's CTIA Wireless trade show in New Orleans (May 8 to May 10).

Fujifilm Organic Sensor Technology Promises Reduced Pixel Size

Fujifilm was recently granted a patent for a sensor that uses a photo sensitive organic (carbon based) film on top of silicon substrate with circuitry for electron readout. The organic coating converts photons impacting the sensor directly to electrons, unlike CCD and CMOS sensor that use silicon photodiodes to convert photons to electrons. The electrons produced are read by circuitry embedded in the silicon substrate, just as in the case with traditional CCD and CMOS sensors. The organic film allows practically the entire surface area of sensor to be used for sensing light (100% aperture), which is not the case with traditional sensors. The extremely thin organic layer is able to absorb enough light making the sensor free from spectral cross-talk between tiny pixels when capturing slanting rays of light. As a result, there is no need for microlenses to gather incident light as in traditional sensors, which dramatically reduces manufacturing cost. The organic film ...

Intel Plans New CPUs for Tablet PCs

Intel plans a new range of processors to power tablet computers, a significant tweak to its earlier plan of using Medfield processors for both smartphones and tablet, reports Digitimes. The Medfield platform, built on the Cedar Trail architecture, is Intel's first purpose-built 32nm platform for smartphones and tablets, optimized for both low power and high performance. The platform was expected to enable sub-9mm designs Tablets weighing less than 1.5 pounds. Intel's overhaul of its 2012 product roadmap has been prompted by a desire to field processors that can match ARM CPUs in terms of thermal design power (TDP), facilitating increased battery life. The company aims to bring TDP of its smartphone and tablet processors down to 10W over the next two years. Sources tell Digitimes that Intel plans to launch 32nm Saltwell, 22nm Silvermont and 14nm Airmont chipsets in the next three years.

Samsung Unveils Exynos 4212 Application Processor

Samsung announced the latest addition to its Exynos product family - the Exynos 4212 - a dual core ARM Cortex-A9 application processor for Smartphones and Tablets on Wednesday, September 28. The Exynos application processor is displayed at the eighth annual Samsung Mobile Solutions Forum held at the Westin Taipei, Taiwan. Exynos 4212 features 25 percent increase in processing power and an enhanced graphics processing unit (GPU) that is capable of delivering 50 percent higher 3D graphics performance over the previous processor generation from Samsung. The SoC is designed using Samsung's 32nm High-K Metal Gate (HKMG) low-power process which uses 30 percent less power-level over the previous process generation. The Exynos 4212 incorporates a rich portfolio of advanced codec accelerators that support digital still images, video recording and play-back at 1080p full-HD resolution, an image signal processor and an on-chip HDMI 1.4 interface. Samsung's new Exynos 421...

Intel Unveils Haswell Next 22nm Microprocessor

Intel demonstrated its next generation Haswell microprocessor at the Intel Developer Forum (IDFf) on Tuesday, September 14, 2011. Haswell CPU will start shipping on ultrabooks from 2013. To begin with ultrabooks will be powered by Ivy Bridge CPUs. Like Ivy Bridge, Haswell chips will use 22 nm architecture and Intels's recently announced power-saving tri-gate 3D transistor technology. In addition, Haswell CPUs will feature a totally redesigned cache, fused multiply add (FMA3) instruction support, and an on-chip vector coprocessor. Haswell will offer a 20x reduction in power consumption when idling as a result of power optimization, enabling devices to run the whole day on battery, and remain on standby for upto 10 days with a single battery charge.

Leaf Touchscreen Keyboard

Dust, particles of dirt, crumbs of occasional lunches at the computer – all that comes together to age your keyboard and make it look like something you have unearthed rummaging in your granddad’s shed. Then you have to set about a tedious task of bringing it back to a seemly sight. No roses. If you’ve grown tired of seeing a much-palmed keyboard, you can get the Cool Leaf and leave this stage of your life well behind. The cool keyboard has a mirror-like finish that is trendy, certain to look good in almost any surroundings, whether business or more relaxed and casual ones, and it is dead easy to clean. Go over it with a damp cloth and it will look just out of the store. When out of use, it doesn’t look like a keyboard, and you can easily make it do as a mirror . Here’s Japanese design for you.

Practical Genius Pen Mouse

Genius’ new Pen Mouse is really a noteworthy arrival, especially for those who find the common type mouse tiring for the wrist or who have to do sketches and designing. The Pen Mouse stands for higher accuracy and a more comfortable use, supposedly when you are on your way or in places where there is no table to settle down to work properly. The mouse is a handy wireless gadget employing 1,200 dpi 2.4Ghz tracking technology and a plug-in Pico receiver, to be used either at 400 or 800 dpi. There’s an auto-detection power-saving feature for putting the Pen Mouse to sleep when not in use. Those who are out for new comfort of computer work, order the mouse for $45 and hold it at 85 degrees to enjoy the facility.

USB Wi-Fi Dongle

Coming on is another brilliant example of some really nice cute-ing up of gadgets we are only too accustomed to come by in a wacky or high-tech model. This is the GW-USPetit Cute USB Wi-Fi dongle by Planex , all made compatible with both PCs and Macs. Design-wise they fall into four categories – Hello Kitty series, Evangelion series, Rilakkuma series and One-Piece series, all sooo pretty you will buy the whole bundle meaning to give them away as presents but then find you just don’t have the nerve to.

Amazon 10-in and 7-in tablets in time for holidays

Amazon tablets with 10-in and 7-in LCD displays similar to the Nook and Galaxy tab are expected to hit the market in time for the holidays. According to a report in Pcmag.com by analyst Tim Bajarin, quoting sources in Taiwan, Amazon plans to enter the crowded tablet market with devices that have a USP: an excellent reading experience. Amazon initially explored the possibility of offering tablets that could switch between a black and white E Ink-like display optimized for reading and a color LCD typical of contemporary tablet computers. Vendors are known be working on such displays, but they were not in a position to supply them to Amazon before late 2012 or early 2013. As a result, Amazon settled for the traditional LCD display. Barjarin source also confirmed earlier reports that one of the Amazon tablets will feature the quad core NVIDIA T30 "Kal-El" SoC. A lower end device will be based on the Tegra 2 platform. The Kal-El platform gives a 500% performance b...

Microsoft to Test Market Windows 8 / ARM Tablets

Microsoft will reportedly test market Windows 8 / ARM tablets before the year end, according to Taiwan based Digitimes. Windows has so far targeted systems using Intel processors, which are optimized for performance, unlike ARM processors, which are optimized for low power consumption and long battery life. High power consumption of Windows systems has prompted most mobile device manufacturers to opt for the combination of Android / ARM systems. Debuting the Windows 8 / ARM combination on Tablet computers entails less risk since tablets are used primarily for content consumption and hence less demanding of processor resources. According to Digitimes, most Notebook manufacturers, concerned over the performance of the Windows 8 / ARM combination, will prefer to wait and watch before taking up production of Windows 8 devices. On Monday, May 23, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer officially announced that Windows 8 will debut in 2012. Speaking to software developers in Tokyo, Ba...

Asus Eee Pad Transformer Production Ramp Up

Street prices for Asus Transformer tablets are likely to drop by June as Asustek Computer will reportedly ramp up production from 100,000 units in May to 300,000 units in June. The Asus Eee Pad Transformer, sans its docking station, is currently selling $50 over its manufacturer recommended price of $400 on Amazon. Many outlets don't the competitively priced and impressively speced 10.1-inch, Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) tablet in stock. According to Chinese-language Commercial Times [via Digitimes], Asustek Computers has cleared bottlenecks in the raw material supply chain and production is likely to peak at 300,000-400,000 units by July. Asustek could end the year with 2.5-2.8 million Eee Pad Transformer shipments, against initial projections of 2 million. The company is likely to announce revised shipment targets during its forthcoming investors conference for the third quarter. The Asus Eee Pad Transformer is powered by a nVidia Tegra 2 SoC processor with 1GB of LPDD...

Tegra 3 Kal-El SOC Scores 10 Major Brand Phones, Tablets

Nvidia's Tegra 3 SOC, code named Kal-El, will feature in devices from five major phone companies and five major PC manufacturers each. Speaking at the Reuters Technology Summit in New York on Monday, Nvidia co-founder and chief executive Jen-Hsun Huang said that the Santa Clara, California-based chip manufacturer's next generation mobile processor had gained acceptance from major manufacturers for use in phones, tablets and low-powered laptops. "It's got to be at least 10. We have five major phone companies and we have five major PC (manufacturers)," he said. Huang also predicted that just as Android based smartphone sales caught up with and eventually outstripped Apple iPhone sales, Android Honeycomb based tablets would eventually sell more than Apple iPads. "The Android phone took only two and a half years to achieve the momentum that we're talking about. I would expect the same thing on Honeycomb tablets," Huang said. Earlier this ...

Amazon Plans Dual and Quad Core Tablets

Amazon maybe entering the tablet computer market late, but it's reportedly doing so aggressively, with two devices within this year - the dual core Coyote and the quad core Hollywood. Amazons plans were leaked to the site Boy Genius Reports. The dual core device will be based on the Tegra 2 platform and is being ironically referred to as an "entry level" device. (Which other dual core Tegra 2 platform tablet is referred to as being entry level?) The high end Hollywood tablet will be based on the quad core NVIDIA T30 "Kal-El" platform which will give it a 500% performance boost over the Coyote device. Reports that Amazon plans to launch tablet computers first surfaced early in May, following a reported tie-up between Amazon and Taiwan based Quanta Computer for supply of 700,000 to 800,000 tablet computers a month with touch panels with Fringe Field Switching (FFS) displays sourced from E Ink Holdings (EIH). Later in the month Amazon CEO Jeff Bezo...

Samsung Confirms Galaxy Tab 10.1 June 8 Release

Samsung confirmed on Monday at the Google I/O that its Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android 3.0 Honeycomb will release on June 8 Samsung announced the Galaxy Tab 10.1, along the Galaxy Tab 8.9, on March 22 at the International CTIA conference in Orlando, Florida. Both tablets use Android 3.0 Honeycomb operating system. During the CTIA conference, Samsung showed a working model of just the Galaxy Tab 8.9. On Monday at the Google I/O Samsung displayed a fully functional Galaxy Tab 10.1. Speaking at the event, Samsung officials reportedly told Into Mobile that the company will release a Wi-Fi version of the Galaxy Tab 10.1 priced at $399, the same price as the Eee Pad Transformer. The GALAXY Tab 10.1 is powered by a 1 GHz dual core application processor. It features a WXGA TFT LCD display (1280 x 800) display, is 8.6mm thin and weighs only 595g. The device is honed for sharing and enjoying media content with family and friends. It has surround-sound stereo speakers and support for Fl...

Intel's Breakthrough Tri-Gate 3-D Transistor Design for Ivy Bridge Explained

Intel on May 4 announced that it is ready to put Tri-Gate transistors with a three-dimensional structure into high volume production with its 22-nanometer (nm) "Ivy Bridge" architecture. Tri-Gate 3-D transistor design, first disclosed by Intel in 2002, represent a departure from the two-dimensional planar transistor structure so far in use. The Intel breakthrough comes as the increasingly dense packing of transistors on silicon chips neared physical limits that threatened to derail Moore's Law, which states that roughly every 2 years transistor density will double, while increasing functionality and performance and decreasing costs. Moore's law has been the basic business model for the semiconductor industry for more than 40 years. "Intel's scientists and engineers have once again reinvented the transistor, this time utilizing the third dimension," said Intel President and CEO Paul Otellini. "Amazing, world-shaping devices will be c...

Amazon Gearing Up to Challenge Apple's With its Tablet Computer

Amazon has reportedly entered into a contract with Taiwan based Quanta Computer for supply of tablet computers starting the second half of this year. According to Digitimes, Amazon tablets will use touch panels with Fringe Field Switching (FFS) displays sourced from E Ink Holdings (EIH). Amazon's monthly off-take from Quanta is expected to peak at 700,000 to 800,000, suggesting that the company's entry into the already crowded tablet market isn't a me too effort, rather a hard push. Quanta is currently OEM for RIM and Sony tablets and has been plugging itself as OEM for Lenovo's second-generation LePad. Amazon's new tablet isn't a replacement for its Kindle e-book reader, which continues to show strong sales, though only in the US; its a frontal attack on Apple's near oppressive dominance of the tablet market. With its marketing muscle and huge client base, Amazon can more easily challenge Apple than technology giants such as Samsung and Mo...

iPhone Photo Printer

I bet your iphone is full of hundreds of photographs that you don’t want to delete! forget about transferring them in your pc and get print outs from there for here is an ultra cool gadget that can print the photos stored in your iphone directly without transferring them in pc or USB, the iphone photo printer . The iphone photo printer is the first of its kinds that delivers photo quality pictures straight from a docked iphone or ipod touch, without the need of special software or computer. However, the downside is you can’t edit those photos, but then again the iphone takes pretty good pictures in the first place. Moreover, the best thing about this latest iphone gadget is you don’t even have to worry about ink cartridges, since it prints crytal-clear 300 dpi resolution pictures with vibrant colors thanks to a patented paper that has been embedded with yellow, magenta, and cyan dye crystals. The photos it prints are smudge and tear proof, fade and water resistant, a...

Logitech Wireless Mouse M325

Hardware companies like Logitech – and the Swiss company never disappoint with their latest releases, and one of them is the Logitech Wireless Mouse M325 , for those of you who spend most of their day in front of computer. The latest mouse from Logitech with its new micro-precise technology offers a superior mix of precision, comfort and control. Now it will not matter if you sit in front of your computer either for 10 minutes or for an entire day, this tiny little wireless mouse will just make sure your hands remain happy courtesy of its feel-good shape and textured rubber grips. The Logitech wireless mouse is specially optimized for web browsing, the micro-precise scroll wheel has not double, but four times the number of the ratchets compared to the average mouse. It has 72 tiny ratchets, which are small enough for the wheel to spin smoothly, giving you precise control for websites, spreadsheets, slideshows and other presentations. Besides, Logitech wireless mouse ha...