Although large and thick, the concept Plica surpasses the iPhone which has only one screen. The he has two.and why is it better For example you can use one screen as a keyboard, the other used to view things. Or, you can watch an image with a resolution doubled. But does it really explain the interest of two screens instead of one? Too bad this is a concept, because I already saw with a two.

Toyota Winglet looks like a just-too-cool that I would not mind reducing a few grand for it. After all, Winglet is helps just get me and around the many city blocks without having to crack a sweat.

Toyota Winglet that will be come in a small, Medium and Large sizes. I don’t know, won’t obese plague grow up every one serious if people stopped walk them? Confidently there will be XL version to accommodate is a better boned folks.

If the battle between the Japanese giants in the market for digital SLR 35mm is always turned on, producers of medium format digital are not watching. After the recent announcements Hasselblad and Phase One, this time it is the turn of Leaf. The American company has always engaged in the professional field of digital photography, announced the new system AFi 10 with a new sensor called “True Wide Frame” from 56 megapixels great 56 × 36mm developed together with Dalsa Corporation.

In combination is the sensor technology Verto Leaf, able to rotate the sensor without having to change the position of the camera. Leaf AFi10 is able to sfornare a picture to the second from 9288 x 6000 pixels, which arrives to weigh nearly 200 mega Tiff format. The sensitivity with which you can take pictures ranging from 50 to 800 ISO and the maximum exposure time is one minute.

The system AFi10 will be available in the last quarter of 2008 with a price that aggirerà around 22mila pounds (about 28mila euro with the current exchange rate).

Goes back to two days ago, ‘indiscretion that wants a trackpad glass with multi-touch in the new MacBook. Analysts web have already talked about a possible screen under the glass of the new trackpad, but ComputerWorld has shifted attention to another issue: whether the new trackpad lost his only button?

The question is anything but easy answer. Indeed, it is unlikely that the new touchpad is used to the traditional way. The same Steve Jobs said in an interview to The New York Times that:

Multi-touch has drastically simplified way of controlling a computer

This could mean that traditional devices like the mouse (and his button) has begun the path of sunset.