Samsung Electronics has previewed a new large, high resolution prototype display yet again. This time, it’s the world’s first 70-inch “Ultra Definition” 240Hz 3DTV. Yes, you’re starting to get used to Full HD displays with 1920 x 1080 resolutions, so now we introduce you to UD, which is Ultra Definition. That’s 3840 x 2160 pixels in your 70-inch displays, which will easily pawn your Full HD 3DTV like some bug. Read more…
Remember the OLPC (One Laptop per Child) project? You’d think they’re dead, but they’re not. They’ve been busy developing new products to implement new advance technology in a budget way to follow the philosophy of their organization. With the sudden buzz of tablets and touchscreen wonders, project founder Nicholas Negroponte said that they’ve developed a new tablet called the XO-3 and will launch it sometime in February 2011. Well, it’s initially for kids as their new digital book, so it’s no surprise to feature dual screens. Read more…
Maybe the iPhone and iPod Touch is a great gaming platform after all, and it might even kill off the Sony PSP if Apple does it nicely. Why? Well, we’ve seen Epic Games and Id Software showing off their game engines for iOS in the “Epic Citadel” demo, but now the actual game may be coming, which signals real gaming with marvellous graphics on iOS devices. Read more…
Need a new boombox for your next party at the beach? Then the new Portable Wireless Loudspeaker System from Pro-idee might be a good bet. That’s because it’s not afraid of any vomit your friends throw at it for it is splash-proof (protection class IPX4), which makes it ideal for use in the garden, in the swimming pool, or your next party at the Palm Beach. Read more…
This happened in Chicago, and well, a very small accident of a kiss while reversing that caused the name so much; the amount is three times my car. While many say that it’ll not happen if the wheels were behind a better hand, we have to also acknowledge that Bugatti is also at fault for using such a small screen beside the rear view mirror as the display screen of the Veyron’s reverse camera. Can’t you use something bigger and place it at the centre of the dashboard? Such an expensive car, low-tech while being high-tech.
The driver backed into a Toyota Corolla, and then proceeds to pull forward and scrape the bumper on the sidewalk. The world’s shortest test drive in the world’s fastest car reportedly cost the man some $30,000. If you want to prove that your skills can take you farther than eight feet in a Veyron, the car is still for sale by Chicago’s Bentley Gold Coast dealer.
I’m not sure of the purpose of this product, but I’m sure somebody will eventually make ‘good’ use of it. Chinavasion has launched their latest spy gadget, the new Spy Camera Alarm Clock that is able to record videos and take photos while still waking you up in time for your next mission.
Here comes yet another challenger for the SSD market. Zalman, the company that has always been producing enthusiast –level products for computers, has entered the solid state drive (SSD) business by releasing two lines of SATA SSDs in the 2.5-inch form factor. Read more…
The iPad is awesome right? But that’s because it doesn’t have a keyboard hogging around. It’s advantage, and to some this is its disadvantage. What if you can have a keyboard when you need and don’t have one when you don’t need it? Here comes another case which has a keyboard integrated into it. Read more…
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