Articles in the High tech Category
Posted in High tech on 13 June 2009
This is such a great and advance Natal Project and complete project is based on latest unique technology and future so I can say this Natal Project is really great and amazing you just feel on this project and tell me a really great and extra fabric project. Read the full story »
Posted in Gadget, High tech on 26 May 2009
This is such a great and advance Sanyo SSD disks GPS navigator gadgets product are presenting much reliable and high advance conceptual future. Really this Sanyo SSD disks GPS navigator gadgets product is different from another similar gadgets product and whole working process is based on latest advance technology and this SSD disks gadgets product in ultra world and are now practically disappeared. Read the full story »
Posted in Gadget, High tech on 7 April 2009
This is latest conceptual based video card acesserious for providing best conceptual and new gadgets technology based whole advance future and this video card acesserious is not more expensive from another gadgets acesserious and I love this product video card from another gadgets acesserious. This video card is diversification of supply and extreme features of each product to its natural target have now become the guiding philosophy of AMD, which has for some time deviated from the path of research of the highest performance and the concept of “monolithic chip” to concentrate on what that is perhaps the most felt by the users. Read the full story »
Posted in High tech on 21 October 2008
Have you ever wanted a charger that was fuel-efficient, was portable and was also small in size? Well, you are definitely not the first one and even asking a question like that is dumb enough. Err. Panasonic announced yesterday that it has developed a fuel cell, which can be utilized to charge mobile gadgets.
The company has unveiled two models of which one can be loaded inside a notebook and the other model can be used to charge mobile devices externally. The models run on Li-ion secondary battery and run on 200ml of methanol. The device reduces volume, as the joints of the cell stacks are not required to generate power and the uses a fuel cell.
Posted in High tech, Unique Gadget on 21 October 2008
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Innovations when it comes to safety seem to cross boundaries every day. With every leap in technology, new products and concepts to inspire more advancement in technology become almost abundant.
The Notify NavSystem would be a surprising and refreshing piece of news for people who thought that safety while riding a bike only meant a good helmet. The Notify NavSystem, designed by industrial designer J. David Weiss, is a stylish package that heightens safety amongst bikers by sending navigational directions to the rider. The Notify NavSystem includes two main components- a snazzy looking glasses and a watch. The glasses, which have a pair of earphones attached to it, receive signals which are then conveyed to the biker via the earphones. The watch component connects to the glasses through Bluetooth to send directions regarding terrain; these two components are kept up to date in real-time with A-GPS technology.
Posted in High tech on 20 October 2008
Projectors that needed to be pushed along are a thing of the past. Now we have projectors that can easily fit inside one’s pockets. However, smaller projectors end up giving out a blurred or a hazy image when the projected image is large. Nevertheless, people opt for smaller projectors thanks to their small size and compact nature.
Pocket Cinema is a unique projector, which can project 50″ picture and comes with a number of features such as focus wheel, a USB port, playback controls, awesome speakers, AV/Headphone input, and even an SD Card input. The projector light is strong enough to keep the image visible even in bright surroundings. All in all, the product looks interesting and worthy enough to buy. It costs $500.
Posted in High tech on 17 October 2008
LG has always been a favorite among many display users and why not too, for their displays are always equipped with the latest technology and features. This time LG has launched its new 15″ double-sided reflective display, which looks cool and chic.
It comes with an aperture ratio of 46% and a reflection ratio of 20%, which according to me isn’t too bad. With a color gamut of 12% and a contrast ratio of 14:1, it would be great for advertisers who would want to maximize the viewing space and the guys behind the counter can assist the customer from the same screen without craning their necks.
Posted in High tech on 16 October 2008
Hewlett Packard is one company I would swear by, if you ask me about great laptops and notebooks. However, they always have seemed to lag behind other companies when it comes to touchscreen, phones and other gadgets. The company apparently realized its follies and has decided to venture into new areas.
A Wall Street Journal report says that they perhaps might launch a touchscreen notebook, which would feature their second generation TouchSmart interface. They are also planning on developing a 10″ laptop, which has been tried by almost all the laptop companies. What is most surprising is the touscreen phone that HP is apparently working on.
Posted in High tech on 15 October 2008
Here is some great news for all the mobile lovers. HTC has taken the privilege to bring in First Smart phone with WiMAX. Sprint’s XOHM will be providing its services, but WiMAX service can also be used with laptops and other PCs. You might be wondering where WiMAX-enabled smart phones can be laid hands on. Here comes the answer to your mind boggling question as many sources online say that HTC is focusing on bringing in what people are looking for that is a Windows Mobile device also 4G services.
With the best features of HTC Quartz having a 3.8-inch, WVGA (800 by 480 pixels) touch screen, it is assumed to be a Mobile Internet Device (MID) instead of a smart phone.  You will be pleased to know that it gives you the advantage of using it as a phone as it consists of GSM capabilities. And it’s just not the end it also includes the 3G standard HSPA, Wi Fi b/g and Bluetooth 2.0. This gadget also runs Windows Mobile and HTC/s TouchFLO on a 528 MHz processor. It has a capacity of 256 MB or 128 MB of RAM, 512 MB of ROM, and a microSD/SDHC card slot.
Posted in High tech on 15 October 2008
Essen has unveiled the new RFID device “Xtenna” that makes up for all the shortcomings as it is designed to optimize operations, improve and increase functionality more than the present applications. Essen’s Xtenna presents RFID bands in countries like EU, Asia and the U.S.A with models that are operating in 865-870MHz, 902-928MHz, and 840-844MHz category. Along with dynamic multi-protocol capability and others, it is equipped with superior tag reading performance (up to 50 feet) supporting dense reader mode and overcomes multiple sources of signal interference.
It is in fact amazing to know Xtenna has the ability to be used in remote locations covering long distances maintaining a good signal. Usage of Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) for transmission and converting sensitive analog RF signals into digital at source, Xtenna saves us from experiencing loss or decrease during data transmission. The advantage of Xtenna is its requirement of an inexpensive CAT-6 cable capable of carrying 48V DC power with data. But the RF cable has a sensitive analog signal; Xtenna stands stable with digital transmission. RF cable covers short distance about 20 ft before signal deterioration.
