Naujos technologijos, 3D, audio ir kita

naujas 16' nesiojamas monitorius , kuris uzsimaitina bei video ima tik per viena USB lizda.jokiu papildomu maitinimo nei video laidu. 1366x768 reza , $139 . aisku normaliai pasiurbs laptopo baterija pasijungus, bet toki ir nesiotis gali , nes sveria tik siek tiek virs 1kg.

AOC's latest may not have the IPS viewing angles of recent tablet offerings or high-end monitors, but this portable 16-inch screen connects -- and powers itself -- through just one USB port. Priced at $139, the AOC e1649fwu also includes a fold-up stand and can be propped up in both portrait and landscape. The 16:9 TFT screen packs 1366x768 resolution, and AOC promises that it won't immediately suck all the life out of your laptop, though we'll hold our judgement until we can get our hands on one. It could be a very canny addition to your portable office arsenal; it weighs in at a spritely 2.3lbs (just under over 1kg) and the 1.4 inch thickness means it may squeeze into some (admittedly more capacious) lappie bags. You'll finally be able to look like you mean business while pluggin' away in your own private corner at Starbucks after this launches next month.

 

Panel Type: LED

Widescreen 16:09

Screen Size: 15.6”w

Viewable Image Size: 395 mm

Brightness (typical): 250cd

Contrast ratio (typical): 50,000,000:1

Response Time: 5ms

Max. Resolution: 1366x768 @60Hz

Input Signal: 1 USB

HDCP Compatible: No

Special Features: USB Powered

 

naujas NVIDIA’s Kal-El quad core zveris pastebetas naujam ASUS’ Transformer Prime Tablet'e.

In late October, ASUS’ Transformer Prime tablet hit the FCC with the model number TF201. The device won approval for WiFi and Bluetooth functionality, although no mention of 3G was made in FCC filings. Interestingly, ASUS’ FCC filing also included internal photos of the device, giving us a good look at the innards of the company’s new flagship tablet.

 

Internal photos of the Prime show NVIDIA’s latest processor, the quad-core Kal-El. Named after Superman, Kal-El should give the Prime more than ten hours of battery life, while enabling impressive fluid graphics.

 

NAND memory from Hynix is also visible in FCC filings, along with SDRAM from Elpida. It appears that the Prime’s wireless capabilities will be powered by an Azurewave chip, while the device’s GPS functionality is provided by Broadcom.

Ir kaina visai padori nuo 699£ iki 949£

http://www.dell.com/uk/p/alienware-x51/fs

http://www.dell.com/uk/p/alienware-x51/pd.aspx?ST=alienware%20x51&dgc=ST&cid=41141&lid=1069630&acd=1300280483205615

 

ir ka veikt su GTX 545 videske uz 699 svaru ?? .bet geriausia kad uz 949 svaru gauni irgi tiktai GTX 555 . moki uz varda ir uz isvaizda,daugiau uz nieka.

gauni konsoliu grafikos lygio gaming PC.

na cia dar vienas is tu mazu pc , kur viskas sukista mazdaug kaip laptope jau , ir nieko beveik negali keist jame.aisku ne videske. tai grazus korpusas turetu traukt geimerius kaip ir ,is kitos puses parametrai turetu atstumt rimtus geimerius. tai neaisku kam skirti jie. to make money.

Nu niekas nesako kad losi geimus ant Ultra, Bet ant kai kuruos zaidimus galesi zaisti, nevisi geimai reikalauja milzinisku reikalavimu, kai buna du zaidimai beveik grafiskai atrodo vienodai, vienas praso belekokio kompo o kitas truputelio silpnesnio o rezusltatas beveik tas pats, tai reikalavimai patis kurejai padoro kokio reiktu kompo kad zaistum ant ultra, cia automatiskai kele tokius reikalavimus kad dazniau keistum kompo detales, bet esme geimerems vistiek neblogas kompas yra tas x51, bet Pro geimeriai tai jo nesirinkto jo

 

o zinai taip liaudiskai kalbant, ir realiai mastant, tai galiu pasakyt uz apytikriai 200-250 svaru , paimi tiesiog AMD Fusion APU , pvz A8 - 3850/3870 +motina+ 4gb ram idedi+PSU paprasta ,visa tai pakuri su kokiu nors HDD, be jokios GPU isvis papildomos. ir losi BF3 / Skyrim / Batman ant medium/high ant full HD rezos. BO/MW3 isvis maxint gali ten beveik. na ant medium tai viska jau losi be kalbu tikrai ir be lagu.

ir ok be jokio case , be nieko cia grubiai sumeciau tik kelias dalis ir jas pakurus gali sau geimint, ir be jokios papildomos GPU isvis pradziai.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zK5j5XDdLs&feature=channel

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74aFPfycqmY&feature=channel

HDTV + Dual Core 1.5ghz, Android ICS + gaming control..turetu but awesome..tokie dalykai butu logiski manau visuose naujuose HDTV ateity. kol kas tik Kinijoj.

Lenovo's ICS, 42-inch K71 smart TV going on sale by month's end in China

 

Similar to that K91 TV we saw Lenovo tease back in January, its K71 brethren's also stuffed with Ice Cream Sandwich, and according to the outfit's online shop it's ready to hit Chinese shelves by the end of the month. Along with running a flavor of Android four-dot-oh, this 42-inch smart TV is also packing an undisclosed 1.5GHz dual-core CPU, WiFi and 3D capabilities, plus a gaming remote control (you know, to use while playing TurboFly 3D). The K71's said to be carrying a 6499 yuan (around $1,030) price tag once pre-orders go live on April 10th, while pricing and availability for the other expected models still remains unknown. Mum's the word on when, or if, these ICS, LED TVs will ever come to US shores, but we'll keep you in the loop if any news pops up.

and then ... le wild Google's Project Glass appeared

Google co-founder Sergey Brin used a Dining in the Dark charity event to provide one of the first real instances of Project Glass in real life. He proved to Rackspace's Robert Scoble that they not only matched the design from the concept video but that they work, with images flashing on the tiny glass display. The glasses themselves appeared very lightweight.

 

Brin was wearing a backpack, but the glasses appeared "self contained" and didn't look to require whatever was sitting inside. Google hasn't said for certain whether Project Glass would be fully independent or would have to pair with a smartphone, although the slim profile of the glasses has led some to suspect that it might best work when depending on a phone's Internet access and computing power.

 

Google has said very little about how soon the glasses might become a reality, and if so how much they would cost and what they would do in the long term. Earlier tips had them shipping to the public before the end of 2012, as an experimental product, between $250 and $600.