GPS (Global Positioning System) receivers have gotten smaller and smaller in the recent years, and BlueSky Positioning looks set to have taken advantage of the trend to announce in SIMposium conference a technology which could really be a killer application: a complete GPS system embedded on a SIM card. In simply words, Blue Sky Positioning has developed a complete GPS system, including the antenna, which […]
Some people might keep away from Sony MP3 network Walkman because of the dreaded SonicStage software that is required to transfer music to and from their portable devices. Anyway, Sony is soon to debut a new flash-based Walkman, the B100 series which supports drag ‘n drop music transfer with no SonicStage software required to assist in moving music onto the device.
Creative MultiSpeaker Surround (CMSS) is a feature in Sound Blaster audio cards as part of EAX technology which allows stereo upmix from various sources such as MP3, WMA, or Wav to become 4.1, 5.1, 6.1 or 7.1 channels surround sound, depending on speaker setup and sound card model. CMSS works regardless of whether the typical stereo sources are Dolby Surround encoded or not, and works […]
While waiting on the ATI’s new line of Radeon graphics cards based on the company’s R600 architecture, DailyTech have already tested the ATI Radeon HD 2900 XT (320 stream processors, 512MB GDDR3 clocked at 1650MHz running across a 512-bit wide memory interface which results in a 105.6GB/s memory bandwidth) against the NVIDIA GeForce 8800GTS 640MB (128 stream processors, 640MB GDDR3 clocked at 1600MHz, 320-bit wide […]
The electronics manufacturer, Hitachi has announced three new speedy hard drives recently including the Ultrastar 15K300 (up to 300GB) running at 15,000rpm, the Ultrastar C10K147 (up to 147GB) spinning at 10,000rpm in a 2.5 enclosure and as well as a version of its high capacity terabyte hard drive, the Ultrastar A7K1000.
Samsung recently showcased its new IPTV set-top box in Cebit, held in Hannover, Germany last month. This set-top box, known as SMT-H6155 supports 802.11n wireless connectivity that can stream High Definition (HD) media to other digital devices in the home. 802.11n, is a revolution from 802.11b/g wifi technology which support high bandwidth of more than 100 Mbps!
Recently, NEC unveiled a new 3.5-inch LCD display for mobile devices that offers 220cdpm² luminance – 130% brighter than current transmissive LCDs which can reproduce colours “clearly and vividly” in bright conditions.
AG Neovo V-10 FotoVivo, a new digital photo frame is a product that emphasizes on closing the gap that most high-end IT products brought to the market. The Neovo FotoVivo’s glossy finish design in the front with a captivating curve in the rear makes the exterior perfectly aesthetically appealing. In addition, the simple and glossy finish is combined with a button-less “touchable frame” that lets […]
With the megapixel counts on digital cameras and video camcoders continue to rise, the demand for extra-high storage capacity memory card has reached a high height and greatest size it has ever been. Recently, GreenHouse presents its all new SDHC (SD High Capacity) memory card. This SDHC card can stores information, data, media, music, videos, and whatever files, for up to 8 GB and the […]
The world leader in rechargeable batteries, Sanyo has announced a new “eneloop” series product, the USB charger set made especially for Eneloop batteries. In addition, this product is bundled with a couple of AA Eneloop batteries for users to get start. With Sanyo Eneloop USB charger, you can just plug in this USB charger into any available USB port, and it’ll take around 280 minutes […]
It is a new multifunction sports-watch designed for life on the edge. It can be worn anywhere and works with virtually any sports – basketball, skateboarding, rock climbing, etc. It is “HangTime”, a superb design based on rocket science theories.
Aztech has introduced its DSL605 Ethernet Wireless G++ 4-Port router which can provide up to 12Mbps (Megabits per second) speed. This DSL605EW is designed particularly to cater for resisidential and SOHO users.
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