Friday, October 16, 2009

Sony VAIO Series X: Slim, Lightweight, and Elegant

Thin, small, and lightweight. That is the virtue of Sony VAIO notebooks this X series. With a thickness of 13.9 mm and 11-inch wide screen, the laptop is starting a new business concept Sony, which now uses the new tag line: make.believe (dot make believe).X Series is the latest series of mobile PC manufacturers from Japan made it this year. As in the two previous series, VAIO VAIO U and P, Sony made this brand-new series for users who need mobility and elegant design in a portable device. Compared...
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Saturday, October 3, 2009

PSP GO, More Compact with Big Memory

Sony Computer Entertainment (SCE) continue to innovate in the PlayStation products made. This time the Play Station Portable (PSP) PSP comes with a Go model is more compact than its predecessor.More compact because of the physical aspect, the design is made with the PSP Go sliding model. Navigation panel appears as part of the screen is not shifted as the standard PSP elongated shape with the right navigation bar on the left of the screen.So small, this go PSP fits in your pocket. Size 128x16, 5x69...
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Saturday, September 26, 2009

Intel's Moblin OS 2.1 Can be Downloaded Now

SAN FRANCISCO - Intel announced operating system (OS) that they have developed a Linux-based, that is Moblin 2.1, can now be downloaded for netbook users.Moblin 2.1 is intended to be a preview of material to the developers in order to bring the user interface to a variety of improvements, in accordance with the Linux Foundation, which is the manager of the OS developers.Intel's Moblin 2.1 announced attendance at Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco, United States, as an upgrade from Moblin 2.0....
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Friday, September 11, 2009

First Open Source Camera in the World

Two researchers in the field of photography from Stanford University recently discovered the first camera in the open source world.Andrew Adams and Marc Levoy, student and professor in computer science at Stanford created the first camera that can be programmed to allow a camera no longer limited by the software vendor, comes from a particular camera.The camera was named Frankencamera, adopt the Linux operating system so that the programmer can create algorithms to process images differently, or...
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