Latest Helping Robot

Latest Helping Robot
Remember my post about the beer traker. Where in it counts every beer you’ve opened? Now there’s a new harislatesttechnology which is somehow related to beer drinking, known as heinken boot. This latest technology was made by the folks at Middlesex University. It features human moves like raising hands above, then you just need to wave your hand over it, and its tap will glow. That is the sign for the customers to put their cup on its holder, and it fills the cup afterwards. I’m not sure how the Heineken Robot knows if the cup is full. Maybe it uses advanced technology that fast food chain uses in filling up sodas. After he serves up your order, he continues to wander along a pre-programmed path, waiting for other customers to take their orders.

Hard Disk Drives Technology

Fascination of history, a hard disk, hard disk is only 52 meters in diameter, five megabytes of data to collect the discs. Construction Technology research fellow in 1950, the first commercial magnetic storage drums, the U.S. Navy nominated 110 times. 1000000 bits of data to store and he was able to say a word, in the second. In 1956, invention, the first IBM computers, hard drives, random access method of accounting and control. The system is five megabytes of data. It is 50, 24 - inch diameter disk. At the beginning of 1961, IBM invented the first disk drive and air-bearing head in 1963 to publish pakkurimubaburudisukudoraibu. 8 IBM inchifuroppidisukudoraibu was introduced in 1970. In 1973, IBM of the hard disk is designed for all current hard drive of the predecessor. In 1980 the first hard drives, Seagate Technology introduced. 1983 rodime the first 3.5 - inch disk drive, and rigidity. cd - the first drive to Rome, Jean created in 1984, since 1985. The first bilateral hard to introduce the card in 1985. In 1986 the first 3 / 12 "is introduced boisukoiruakuchueta the hard disk. Connah 1988, launched the firsthard drive in this unit, this magazine, the U.S. subsidiary of the byte size of the hard disk to perform. The world's first gigabyte - hard disk capacity is, IBM 3380, introduced in 1980, the size of refrigerators and weighs 550 kg. Samsung Electronics, the hard-disk drive design. Samsung Electronics released the latest version of thehard drive, SPH - 1 year of the v7900, since it is the first mobile phone manufacturers Samsung, the world of hard disk to install it on the phone to the market. Samsung SPH - v5400, 2004 nyeon December sales. Like their predecessors, the new CDMA mobile phone models are sold only in the United States. Unit of hard disk capacity, samgi bytes, which is two hours behind hundreds of telephone and enough space for audio files and the number of hours of video. What kind of music files from the phone, including video and mpeg-4/h.264 to mpeg - 4 AAC, mp3 audio aac + Waikuku. Foundries and other characteristics of 2 million mobile phone - 200 times the pixels of the camera optical zoom, TV output socket. Screen, 240 x 320 (240 x 320 pixels pixel) resolution TFT (thin film transistor) LCD (liquid crystal display devices). 52 mm and 103 mm measures 27.6 mm, weighs 165g eulhapnida. Samsung is also a hard drive - ready for the smart-phone market in Europe. E950, SGH - 3 gigabytes of hard drive, the i300 also had to run the operating system on the cell phone. Samsung is first, show the phone number in Germany in March this year, but not vai be sold. Current planning calls for Europe to regarding the call Go on Sale; Samsung said the company is an enterprise data centers to meet the requirements of scalability, performance, reliability and management. Thus, the drive is the market leader on the latest developments, challenges and reliable hard disk to compactabletechnology.

I PHONE 4G HISTORY

All iPhone 4G Rumors Roundup

Now that Apple has confirmed the Jan. 27th Special Event, it’s time to move on from the ‘Tablet’ rumors and look for something new that is cooking at the Cupertino campus. And the only thing that hits our eye is the iPhone 4G.
The folks at the French website Nowhere Else have made a visual rumor sheet of the iPhone 4G with annotations (Click on the image to enlarge). Much like the Tablet rumors sheet shared by us earlier, the annotations basically describe the nature of a rumor and its likeliness to happen in terms of a percentage.

OLED display, 5-megapixel camera, front-facing camera and a dual-core processor are some of the rumors that seem highly probable to be included in the new iPhone 4G and as for a removable battery, not very much.

It is expected of Apple to unveil the iPhone OS 4.0 on Jan. 27th at the Special Event along with the new Apple Tablet. However the iPhone 4G is expected to be launched somewhere between May and July.

I PHIONE 4G PICTURE

Apple Introduces The Game-Changing iPad

Today Apple announced the iPad, a new tablet device aimed to fill the gap between a mobile phone and notebook. The iPad offers a similar interface to the iPod and iPhone, but blown up to take advantage of the increased size and screen resolution. Priced at $499, is this the netbook replacement we have all been waiting for? We're going out on a limb and saying, YES.

Notebook and Netbook

Notebook and Netbook
Samsung launches Windows 7 notebooks and netbooks at Gitex Shopper
Samsung Electronics, a market leader in consumer electronics and world leader in Information Technology, will launch at Gitex Shopper its first notebook in the 'thin and light' notebook marketplace with the X420 notebook, the first edition in the all new ultra-lightweight X-series.
The company also launched the N510 to come with Windows 7 and HD performance, offering state-of-the-art technology in a stylish design that Samsung customers have come to expect.

"With the new Samsung X420 ultra-thin notebook and the entertaining N510 netbook, gone are the days when the consumer had to choose between style and performance. Now you can have it all in one extremely stylish package at a price that is affordable for everyone. Consumers visiting Gitex Shopper will not only be able to see Windows 7, but take home a Samsung notebook or netbook running Windows 7."


said Madhav Narayan, General manger of the IT division at Samsung Gulf Electronics.

The X-series features Intel's latest ultra-thin, dual-core mobile processor technology, and the longest battery life available in its class, with its 6-cell battery delivering up to 9 hours of computing power.

"The new Samsung X420 is a new move into the expanding market of extremely thin and light notebooks which combine the light design of netbooks with the function of full notebooks. This new range has great potential to consumers who refuse to choose between style and performance," added Narayan.

Apple computers

Apple computers

Apple's latest phenomenon, the iPad, Jobs claimed in a glitzy event held at San Francisco's Yerba Buena Centre for the Arts, is "a magical and revolutionary product" that would fill the gap between the latest mobile phones and laptops.

"All of us use laptops and smartphones...the question has arisen, is there room for something in the middle? We've wondered for years as well. In order to create that category, they have to be far better at doing some key tasks - better than the laptop, better than the smartphone. We think we've got something that is better. And we call it the iPad," Jobs said.

The iPad, which Jobs claims is "more intimate than a laptop, more capable than a smartphone," weighs 1.5lbs (0.7kg), is only 0.5-inch (1.25cm) thick and comes with bells and whistles such as 1GHz Apple A4 chip (Jobs demonstrated how flawlessly the device could handle YouTube, Google Maps, and even play Disney Pixar's animated film Up and some impressive-looking 3D racing and sports games), a speaker, microphone, accelerometer sensor, digital compass, Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity. It has a virtual keyboard and using a special dock, the device can also hook up to a full-size traditional physical keyboard if you feel the need of one.

The iPad comes with three choices of flash memory - 16GB, 32B and 64GB - and offers 3G connectivity option as well.

The iPad, which boasts of a battery life of up to 10 hours (or a month on standby), has a sleek styling, user friendly interface and cutting edge high definition touchscreen that can be used for watching movies, playing games, typing emails and surfing the Internet.

The iPad can also be used as an e-reader (Jobs showed off how easily the device can handle digital magazines and newspapers) and Apple has already inked a deal with publishers including Penguin, Macmillan and Harper Collins to allow e-books to be downloaded directly to the device through a new iBook Store.

"You can download right onto your iPad," Jobs said.

The iPad will also be able to run many of the applications currently available in Apple App Store and it has built-in iTunes software that will allow users to purchase and download music and movies.

Other features include a 9.7-inch multitouch display, allowing people to type directly on to the screen, as well as manipulate pictures and control the action in games with their fingers and a special dock for plugging in a traditional physical keyboard.

And, if you're wondering whether purchasing the device, which will be available from March, will burn a hole in your pocket, the answer is no. The price tag of the iPad will range from £300 (entry-level 16GB version) to £500 (64GB version). Fancy 3G connectivity? Be ready to fork out an £80 extra.

It's not clear yet which network operator in the UK will support the iPad but one thing's certain – it sure would be interesting to find out which network operator will be the first to bag the deal with Apple.