Naujos technologijos, 3D, audio ir kita

UNREAL 3 pristumia:

Under The Hood of Unreal Engine 3

http-~~-//www.youtube.com/watch?v=gE7Fzhj4u1c

ispudinga

Sharp LC-70LE732U

70' LCD monstras su Quattron four color pixels, full LED backlighting, Netflix, CinemaNow, Vudu Apps and DLNA.

At its "Spectacularge" press conference today Sharp announced its new 70-inch LC-70LE732U is the largest LCD HDTV on the market . It sports Quattron four color pixels, full LED backlighting, Netflix, CinemaNow, Vudu Apps and DLNA access among its list of features, but no 3D. That will be remedied by one of the three additional models of 70-inch LCDs Sharp says it will ship this summer but in the meantime we're just enjoying a throwback to the heady days of 2006 when consumer LCDs were last found in this size range. Interested parties with enough green to cover the $3,799 MSRP should be able to order these at their local retailers, while the rest can gawk at the specs in the press release and hands-on shots. Oh, and as for those adjectives you'll see just past the break -- a preview of Sharp's marketing campaign, whose target customer has an "emotional" connection to the word big -- well, somewhere Freud is having a field day.

http://www.engadget.com/photos/sharp-lc-70le732u/#4054538

http://www.engadget.com/photos/sharp-lc-70le732u-hands-on/#4054606

focused on males 35 - 54. pilna lekste burgeriu ir alus..

tri-Ace Technical Demo Trailer 2011 "Physically-based Rendering version 0.1"

http-~~-//www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cuXgRVMvZ0

- Rendered in real-time on Xbox 360 / PlayStation 3 - Runs at 30Hz with 720p and is directly captured from the video output on the devkit

 

- Real-time lighting and shadowing used (no baked light maps)

 

- Key features are physically-based shading models, physically-based lighting and image-based global illumination

 

ar nauji rpg atrodys taip?..po keliu metu kokiu tikiuosi. o gal greiciau

SOny pristato nauju Tabletus S1 ,bei perlenkiama S2.

http-~~-//www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9DZdXHzXwk&feature=player_embedded

 

http-~~-//www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLRd3J1JunA&feature=player_embedded

 

Sony has officially announced its iPad tablet rivals, the Sony Tablet S1 and the Nintendo DS-esque S2.

 

The tablets will start rolling out in the UK from autumn 2011, starting with the S1, and both carry the PlayStation Certified badge, which means they're able to connect to the PlayStation Suite and run a number of PSOne titles.

 

 

The S1 will support Android 3.0, WiFi and 3G and play nicely with Sony's premium network services, including the PlayStation Network for gaming and the Qriocity media service, says Sony.

 

The S1 will feature a 9.4 inch display and even have the ability to control home entertainment devices, including Sony Bravia TVs.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The S2 meanwhile (that's the one that looks a bit like a DS) comes with two 5.5-inch displays, offering Android 3.0 in a clamshell design.

 

The S2's two screens will be able to operate together or independently for video, web browsing or email - plus the option to have one screen dedicated to PlayStation controls.

 

 

 

 

 

The S2 will also be able to connect to the PlayStation Suite, giving access to a number of first generation PSOne titles to 'enjoy'.

 

Sony hasn't given anything away about the specs as yet, but early rumours (which nailed the codenames and screen sizes) tipped the tablets to pack Tegra 2 dual-core processors and, rear-facing cameras and 3G connectivity.

 

Worryingly, the same source also called the S2 tablet 'a dog' of a project, with a price tag of around £500. The S2 has a UK release date of 'autumn 2011' so we'll probably be hearing a lot more from this over the coming months.

kaip matosi is video abu turi ant ekrano touch playstation valdymo knopkes tiek vienas.tiek kitas,aisku losti senus PSone geimus bei kitas emules. aisku ir pacius android zaidimus bus patogiau lost. ir gana graziai atrodo pas S1 tie sonuose idubimai spec laikyt kad patogiau butu padaryti na kaip ir pirstam ten vieta tokia. S2 gal tik tiek atrodo panasus i DS nes nieko daugiau perlenkiamo ir nera tik DS tai ner su kuo palygint. atrodo gan idomiai. manau va toks turejo but naujas DS , su tokiais masyviais ekranais ir auksta reza. taigi Sony zengia visom kryptim. pirma su Xperia play i smartus bei geiminima.dabar su tabletais , idomu jei dar kokiu geimu iseitu spec pritaikytu S2 dviem ekranam isvis butu cool. ir manau kad tai bus.

daugiau abieju tabletu picu cia:

Sony S1 and S2 tablets press shots

Sony S1 and S2 tablets eyes-on

ir abieju SPECs

S1:

Android 3.0 Honeycomb

9.4 inch Screen

1280x800 Resolution

512MB RAM

32GB Storage

NVIDIA Tegra 2 Processor

Accesses to PlayStation Suite Games

Front and Rear Facing Camera (Camera specs TBA)

Quick & Smooth Touch Panel UI

Wifi & 4G/3G Compatible

Quick Web Browser

Wedge Design to Give a Folded-Like Magazine Feel

Infrared Sensors (Works as Remote for Sony Products)

USB Ports

S2:

Android 3.0 Honeycomb

NVIDIA Tegra 2 Processor

5.5 inch Screen

TWO 1280x480 Pixel Displays

Book Style layout

Front and Rear Facing Camera (Camera specs TBA)

Wifi & 4G/3G Compatible

PlayStation Certified

Sony Bloggie 3D now available for aspiring James Camerons everywhere $249.99

tapk James Cameronu ir filmuok Avatarus tik uz $250 . manau tikrai patrauklus daikciukas nauja sony tikra 1080p 3D kamera . filmuok ka nori kur nori ir veliau visa ta grozi ziurek sau ramiai ant savo 3D HDTV. ir kitiem rodyk. kas galejo pagalvot kad tai galesim daryt uz tokia kaina ir full HD 3D. kamera taip pat turi real 3D 2.4' ekrana kaip pas 3DS. nereikia jokiu akiniu. aisku ne tik filmuot ir fotkint galima. o filmuot iki 4 val .

isigyt jau galima AMAZON

Sure, we'll never see dreams of a 3D Cisco Flip realized, but Sony's offering the next best thing: the Bloggie 3D. The latest addition to the company's line of pocket camcorders was quietly made available this week for $249.99 a pop -- $80 more than the recently released Bloggie Duo HD, because extra dimensions ain't cheap. The camera takes a cue from Nintendo's latest portable, with a 2.4 inch 3D display that eschews the need for glasses. Or, if you're not in the mood to squint and don't mind the eyewear, you can output the video to a 3D-enabled HDTV.

..nieko neprimena ??..na po ilgu geiminimo valandu manau taip kai kurie atrodo..

o jei rimtai. cia naujausiu tehnologiju deka , simpanzes gali zaisti video zaidimus, tai yra gali ismokti valdyt taska erane ir atskirti kur pirmas zaidejas o kur antras..bet foto vistiek labai ironiskai atrodo..

Amazing! Chimps Play Video Games and Grasp Who's Who

 

Chimps playing a video game can apparently recognize which characters they control, a feature of self-awareness that could shed light on the evolution of the self in humans, researchers said.

 

The concept of the self -- the awareness that one exists as an individual distinct from others -- is a key aspect of the human mind, but much remains unknown about how it originated and evolved. However, the discovery that a range of animals can recognize themselves in mirrors, including apes, elephants, dolphins and even monkeys, suggests they might help us find out how our self-awareness came to be.

 

One aspect of the self is known as self-agency -- the feeling that we each control our own actions. To see if the ability existed in chimpanzees, humanity's closest living relatives, scientists in Japan used a test developed for schizophrenia patients, who at times feel that they are not in control of their own actions, that they lack self-agency.

Onkyo’s TX-NR809 Receiver Needlessly Upscales 1080p to 4K (3840 x 2160) for $1,099

 

Just like with Onkyo's HT-RC370 and HT-RC360 receivers, the TX-NR809 upscales to a resolution that's only on a handful of ludicrously expensive TVs and projectors. You'll be future-proofing yourself for a long, long, long, long, long time with this receiver.

 

You can check out all the details below in the release, or comb through the ports on Onkyo's site here. On sale this month, it costs $1,099. [Onkyo]

 

Details:

 

UPPER SADDLE RIVER, NJ (5/12/11) – Onkyo, a brand renowned worldwide for quality home entertainment technology, has introduce the TX-NR809 THX Select2 Plus Certified, 7.2-channel, network-capable home theater receiver. It includes several significant new audio and video upgrades when compared to last year's TX-NR808 model.

 

The Onkyo TX-NR809 adds both the Mavell Qdeo and IDT's HQV® Vida™ video upscaling and processing circuits. It also includes Imaging Science Foundation's ISF Video Calibration technology for the first time at this price point. On the audio side it gains Audyssey's MultEQ XT advanced automated calibration and Dolby Volume for optimal listening experience at any sound level. There are now front and rear USB ports for digital storage devices and Onkyo's optional wireless USB adaptor. Direct digital connection via the front-panel USB port lets you access MP3, WMA, WMA Lossless, FLAC, WAV, Ogg Vorbis, and AAC audio files stored on a USB flash drives or iPod/iPhone. It also offers improved home integration capabilities with Zone 2/3 preouts and a bi-directional remote control with on-screen RC set-up for attached components, and Macros for four activities.

 

On-board video processing on the TX-NR809 is handled by two advanced technologies: HQV® Vida™ VHD1900 and Qdeo™ technology by Marvell. Vida offers upscaling of all 480i/p, 576p, and 720p video sources to high-resolution 1080p. Qdeo, meanwhile, performs full 4K (3840 x 2160) upscaling of 1080p sources.

 

The Vida processor incorporates Auto HQV™ and HQV StreamClean™ to enhance video images in real time and eliminate noise in compressed video. With multi-cadence tracking, expanded 12-bit color processing, and four-field motion-adaptive de-interlacing, Vida optimizes the quality of both standard- and high-definition video images. The TX-NR809 also supports ISF calibration for optimum video performance.

 

The Onkyo TX-NR809's powerful 135-watts per channel amplifier section easily achieves THX-Select2 Plus Certification. Each of the seven amplifier sections employ the company's low-negative feedback Wide Range Amplifier Technology (WRAT), three-stage inverted Darlington circuitry, and the High Current Power Supply (HCPS) uses a massive transformer. In addition, TI Burr-Brown 192 kHz/24-bit DACs are used on each channel to ensure that all digital signals are converted perfectly to analog sound.

 

The Onkyo TX-NR809 uses several different audio processing technologies to help improve the room acoustics and to enhance the ambience dimension of the listening experience. The new Audyssey MultEQ XT room-correction technology allows full spectrum acoustic measurements from multiple locations. Audyssey Dynamic EQ® provides loudness correction and Audyssey Dynamic Volume® to maintain optimal listening level and dynamic range. For home theater enthusiasts who wish to explore expanded ambience with height and wide loudspeakers, they have the option of using Audyssey DSX high or wide channels, or Dolby ProLogic IIz height channels. The receiver also includes Dolby Volume processing technology to optimize the sound for any listening level.

 

The TX-NR809 has one front- and seven rear-panel HDMI inputs, dual HDMI outputs with lossless audio processing using Dolby® TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio™ Decoding. There is also a full complement of legacy analog and digital connections, including multi-channel audio, stereo, optical and coaxial digital inputs, and a phono input. There are two component video inputs, plus composite/S-Video inputs for four devices. It also has multichannel analog preamp outputs for possible use with a separate component power amplifier.

 

This receiver is certified for Windows 7 and DLNA, and can playback a wide variety digital audio file formats via a home network or USB devices, and it is capable of wireless connectivity via Onkyo's optional UFW-1 wireless USB adaptor. An iPod or iPhone can easily be connected via the front-panel USB or with optional dock connected via Onkyo's proprietary Universal Port. This U-Port can also be used for an optional HD Radio Tuner and forthcoming wireless devices. The network connection provides Internet radio and streaming music services, with preformatted service packages for Mediafly, Pandora®, SlackerTM, Napster, Rhapsody®, vTuner, SIRIUS XM Internet Radio®, and Last.fm.

 

The TX-NR809 is Onkyo's first 2011 AV receiver to use a bidirectional, preprogrammed, and customizable RI remote control. When connected to the Internet, it maintains up-to-date RC control codes for connected devices. With the receiver's Overlaid Graphical On-screen Display, users can speed through on-screen setups while still viewing their program. The remote also includes Macro presets for four activities. Additionally, the receiver has bi-directional Ethernet and RS232 ports for control, IR input and output, two 12-V triggers, firmware updates via Ethernet and USB, GUI Navigation via HDMI, powered Zone 2, and Zone 2/3 preouts.

 

The Onkyo TX-NR809 will be available from Onkyo dealers in May with suggested retail price of $1,099.

 

 

LA Noire gali pasislinkt jau su savo veidais prie sita

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZTN-jRRM30&feature=youtu.be

Va cia tai Augmented Reality..

http-~~-//www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkMboeHJQoY&feature=player_embedded#t=319s

Remember Sony's SmartAR? The markerless AR technology that promises reality augmentation without the need for unsightly tattoos? It's back again, showing itself once more after an all-too-brief 48 hour layoff. A new live-demo shows Sony's markerless object recognition system focusing on posters, tables, books, and coffee cups in lieu of the traditional AR card -- allowing it recognize multiple objects at once. Focusing on objects rather than markers allow augmented entities to interact more naturally with their environment. For instance, bouncing AR balls plummet off the edge of a table, and realistically ricochet off of a book placed in their path. Objects don't even need to remain on screen, as demonstrated by an AR pop-up menu that remained viewable even after the object-marker that spawned it left the viewer's field of vision. Sony seems to have built the groundwork of an augmented reality system that might actually be useful -- pair this up with a set of swank AR glasses (or better yet, holographic AR glasses), and we'll have a vision of the future we can really look forward to.

Euclideon's "Unlimited Detail" graphics engine up to 100,000 times the detail of polygonal tech

:)

http-~~-//www.youtube.com/watch?v=00gAbgBu8R4&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL

:)

100 tukstanciu kartu geresne grafika naudojant ju nauja engine kur viskas sudarytas is mazu atomu , vietoj trikampiu poligonu. WUTT !!! bicai gali perverst visa zaidimu grafikos supratima jei tai padarys prieinamu.