Want a guaranteed, sure-fire way to enrage DSLR enthusiasts? Call your custom-crafted iPhone 4 mount that allows you to use interchangeable lenses an “iPhone DSLR prototype“; you’ll soon have them queueing up to point you at the official definition of a single-lens reflex camera. Still,...
Toshiba’s new Dynabook TX/98MBL laptop will push separate 60Hz frames to each eye (120Hz total), enabling what could be the first consumer 3D laptop utilizing active shutter 3D technology. The laptop has a 15.6-inch LCD display with LED backlighting and will of course house a Blu-ray...
Cisco believes that networking technology can change how the world manages its energy and environmental challenges. Its vision is to enable an end-to-end, open standards-based, communications platform that supports new models of energy management, and by working with utility customers and an ecosystem of partners,...
In June, new computers with Microsoft Office 2010 shipped to retailers across the country, so chances are that if you buy a new computer, it will have the new version of Office. If you currently use Microsoft Office, you may have received an email asking...
At this year’s CES show in Vegas there have been more than a couple of relatively exciting announcements and of course Intel was intent on joining the party. Intel’s new WiDi (Wireless Display Interface) technology will start to be bundled with various Core i5 and...
By spacecraft standards, Voyager 2 is an endurance athlete. On 28 June, the longest operating space probe celebrated having spent 12,000 days – almost 33 years – in space. But it’s not the only spacecraft to have set a record for extreme achievement. New Scientist...
Are HDMI’s days numbered? They might be if a new a new audio/video (A/V) cable standard developed by four tech companies catches on. The newly finalized cable technology, known as HDBaseT, transfers audio and video signals over ordinary RJ-45 ethernet cables. It’s the result of...
The newest product in the company’s line of emergency preparedness tools, the Swiss-Tech BodyGard Emergency Tool will get you out of sticky situations in the wilderness. Ideal for walking, biking or hiking, the BodyGard comes equipped with a built-in alarm to ward off attackers or...
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