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Kaufman Bros. analyst Shaw Wu has issued a note to clients, signaling that Apple has reportedly purchased a number of screens ranging from 4 inches to 12 inches in size “as it explores its possible entry into the tablet and sub-notebook market,” an AppleInsider report reveals. The research note, issued T... |
5 August 2009
10:57 GMT |
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Alongside the introduction of Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) last year, Apple confirmed the existence of a new version of QuickTime – QuickTime X. Reportedly, the software will include the currently paid Pro-level features free of charge, with screen-capture capabilities also being added, according to more recent... |
27 April 2009
06:24 GMT |
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Designing the ultimate coating for plasma and LCD TVs is not exactly easy, but the performance of the entire device thoroughly depends on the ultra-thin layer of material. The next generation of television sets may, however, be made out of something totally out of the ordinary, namely coffee. The idea has come to res... |
2 March 2009
10:26 GMT |
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LG Display has struck a long-term deal with Apple to produce 15-inch LCD displays for use in its devices. LG is also displaying a new type of screen at the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas this week. The 1.4 millimeters thick display may not be overlooked by Apple. LG made it official today ... |
12 January 2009
03:23 GMT |
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Lately, most of those long, explanatory written materials have been replaced by the How To videos, making the latter a very important part of any piece of software or project. And, since we are all constantly struggling to optimize our work as much as possible, this method has proved to save a lot of t... |
14 December 2008
09:21 GMT |
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When nobody takes your word for granted, what's left for you to do is rely on the strongest piece of evidence you can find. In the vast majority of cases, bringing pictures is a good way to sustain the truth of your sayings, as no reasonable person can deny what's clearly depicted in front of his/her eyes.W... |
31 March 2008
08:03 GMT |
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Remember the story about TSA guys struggling to figure out what the thing without a hard drive was? Here's the follow-up. As it turns out, TSA can't afford anymore such mistakes, and decided to X-ray the darn thing once and for all, take photos of its inner workings and send them out to its 45,000 employees... |
25 March 2008
18:31 GMT |
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Technology spawns lots of ideas. Some of them are nice and some are ingenious, others are funny and crazy, while others are mad. One of the latest "fabrication" for mobile phones is Sony Ericsson's screen wipers.Yes, you've read well... Screen wipers. They will not be some specimen wipers to pimp your car ... |
17 December 2007
09:52 GMT |
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While laptop and notebook computer systems were first designed to be portable devices and their entire internal and external architectures were aimed toward that end, nowadays a new breed of mobile computer systems are hitting the market and making pretty big waves too, the desktop replacement systems, that are sport... |
27 September 2007
04:14 GMT |
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AU Optronics, better known as AUO, is a Taiwanese manufacturing company that is active in the LCD business and it announced that it started operations at its newest production facility located in China. The Chinese plant is a ''giant'' and the company expects to increase its output by at least 50 ... |
12 September 2007
09:05 GMT |
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The market for computer and home entertainment displays is always looking for higher definitions, less energy consumption, easier setup and better overall image quality. Well, a Canadian research team may have the answer to all the problems encountered by the display industry so far, as their display prototype brings... |
24 August 2007
10:53 GMT |
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As LCD displays for computers are becoming more and more affordable, the demand for bigger screens, mostly in the wide aspect format is rising, prompting monitor manufacturers to come out with new lines of products in an attempt to satisfy the market's demand.One of the LCD screens manufacturer and vendor, Plana... |
22 August 2007
10:59 GMT |
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As the back to school season approaches, and the demand for computer hardware aimed at students grows, liquid crystal display (LCDs for short) monitor makers and vendors are increasing their price tags by a few dollars all across the product lines. According to the news site DigiTimes, the most affected monitor model... |
20 August 2007
06:27 GMT |
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Sometimes I wonder if there is a piece of computer hardware that does not attract dust in industrial size quantities. Please note that I did not say "dust free" or anything. I know it is not possible, but oh, how I'd like at least only hardware component inside or outside my computer to stay really, really clean... |
27 July 2007
10:58 GMT |
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It won't be long until people around the world will be able to enjoy their favorite book with included animation, in the form of flexible electronic displays, or e-paper. Portable TVs could eventually be carried in a pocket and rolled out when the favorite show is on.Flexible electronics, also known as flex cir... |
7 June 2007
10:05 GMT |
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The electronics industry is involved in a continuous race to make today's TV screens and cell phones more efficient, cheaper and of a higher quality. The race for developing the thinnest video display ever seems to have a winner. Sony just presented a paper-thin video display that bends like paper while showing... |
28 May 2007
02:49 GMT |
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You like fishing but you can't get out of town right now. You don't have the time or the money to go fishing in a remote area but you would like to spend a few quiet hours in nature, feeling the breeze and the water?No problem. If you can't get to a mountain river to catch some trout or salmon or to pr... |
22 May 2007
17:06 GMT |
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You probably know how advertising works on TV and on the Internet. Google and other companies pay the owner of the site according to the number of people that accessed that webpage where the ads are, or in television, according to how many people were watching a specific program, during which the commercial breaks ... |
8 May 2007
04:47 GMT |
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An image is said to worth a thousand words. A simple image provides the viewer with so much information, and the information is accurate and palpable. But if a simple image is so worthy, how about a large set of images serialized one after another in chronological order, displayed in quick steps (normal people would ... |
30 March 2007
10:43 GMT |
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A week ago, rumors about multi-touch displays in all Apple lines of products have been circulating the web. Steven Johnson, the author of 'Everything Bad is Good For You' and 'Emergence' had a bold theory about how Apple will keep the symmetry in their line of products and align all its hardware t... |
9 March 2007
07:04 GMT |
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