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Sony Unveils 13.3 Inch Flexible Colour ePaper
The Sony Unveils 13.3 Inch Flexible Colour ePaper worlds largest academic conference for display technologies and Sony made the announcement and revealed their new ePaper, that is only 150μm or less in thickness and weighs around 20g. The new ePaper has RGB pixels along with white subpixels and a pixel count of 800 x 1200 with a resolution of 75ppi. Sony was able to achieve the high color gamut and reflectance by attaching a TFT substrate to E Ink Corp’s front plate with high precision (0.35μm),
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Samsung Galaxy S II
The Samsung Galaxy S II comes with a 4.3 inch display with a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels, there is also a dual core 1.2GHz processor and it comes with Android 2.3.3. Samsung Galaxy S II include a rear facing 8 megapixel camera with an LED flash, plus a front facing 2 megapixel camera, plus 802.11 a/b/g/n WiFi, Bluetooth 3.0, A-GPS, DLNA,a light sensor, Digital Compass, an Accelerometer, Proximity, Gyroscope sensor, and there is also a microSD card slot which can take up to 32GB microSD cards.
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Google’s Honeycomb Features Secret Gingerbread UI (Video)
Android Honeycomb running on his Dell Streak 7, and he found something interesting hidden in Honeycomb, a Gingerbread UI. The hidden UI was revealed when graffixnyc, from the XDA Developers changed the LCD density, and anything which was set over 170ppi automatically switched the Honeycomb UI to the Gingerbread UI
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The new Silverlight Enhanced Movie applications will enable users to watch, clip, share and interact with popular Paramount Pictures movies.
The new Silverlight Enhanced Movie applications will enable users to watch, clip, share and interact with popular Paramount Pictures movies. A new movie app will launch every week including : True Grit, The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button, Waiting For “Superman,” The Last Airbender, Zoolander, Gi Joe: The Rise Of Cobra, Beowulf and finally the The Italian Job. The apps will be available through Windows Phone Marketplace in the U.S., Canada, UK, France, Italy, Germany and Spain.
Features Include:
Clip Sharing: Users can create custom clips of favorite scenes and share with friends on Facebook, Twitter and email.Scene It?
In-Feature Trivia Game: Test your movie knowledge with the Scene It trivia game and share results with friends on social networks.Movie Info: Access actor bios, music, historical information and even maps to film locations with this app feature.
Chapter Selection; Bookmarking: Allows viewers to jump to favorite chapters in a movie or bookmark select scenes and easily return to view them again and again.
Search: Use keyword search to find items, products or people in the film. Results are shown with a description and link to the scene.
Crowd Notebook Concept PC Is Alluring
Dubbed the Crowd Notebook, Schaake’s take on the ubiquitous compact PC involves a couple of touchscreens clasped together. Since this is a concept, better forget about specs and a retail price. Crowd Notebook will have at least one camera at the back and a couple of USB ports. That is, if it ever goes into production. Throw in a 1,500 x 999 pixel screen (hey, it’s a concept), a hefty processor, and a 24Gb SSD drive, and maybe 4Gb RAM. That’s a pretty sweet set.
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