Tuesday, 25 May 2010
Tuesday, 4 May 2010
Skiff Reader: The Largest Yet Thinnest eBook Reader to Date
Skiff Reader: The Largest Yet Thinnest eBook Reader to Date
It's bigger than any Kindle or device from B&N. Optimized for magazines and newspapers, the Skiff Reader offers a durable 11.5-inch (1600 x 1200) "Metal Foil" touchscreen display, but it's still just a quarter of an inch thick.
Connecting to the upcoming Skiff digital store via Wi-Fi and Sprint's 3G network, the Skiff Reader will support yet unannounced content partnerships including books, specially focusing on large format print like above-mentioned magazines and newspapers—including "visually appealing layouts, high-resolution graphics, rich typography and dynamic updates." And with a screen that's nearly two inches larger and significantly sharper than even a Kindle DX, the Skiff Reader certainly seems well-positioned for this role—even though it's still just black and white.
NEW YORK, January 4th, 2010 - Skiff, LLC and Sprint (NYSE: S) today announced that they will preview the Skiff Reader, the first e-reader optimized for newspaper and magazine content, at the 2010 International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas later this week.
Skiff Reader Dynamic eBook Reader
In addition to 3G, the Skiff Reader will also support wireless connectivity via WiFi.
The Skiff Reader will feature the Skiff service and digital store, allowing consumers to wirelessly purchase and access a wide variety of newspapers, magazines, books, blogs and other content from multiple publishers. Newspaper and magazine content delivered by Skiff will feature visually appealing layouts, high-resolution graphics, rich typography and dynamic updates, supporting key design qualities that help publications differentiate themselves and attract subscribers and advertisers.
Besides the Skiff Reader, Skiff is working with major consumer electronics manufacturers to integrate Skiff's service, digital store and client software into a range of innovative devices. By supporting a variety of devices from multiple manufacturers, and through complementary applications for major smart phone platforms, Skiff will make it easier for publishers to distribute content and advertising across a range of devices and form factors, an increasingly important goal as the e-reading market continues to grow.
It's bigger than any Kindle or device from B&N. Optimized for magazines and newspapers, the Skiff Reader offers a durable 11.5-inch (1600 x 1200) "Metal Foil" touchscreen display, but it's still just a quarter of an inch thick.
Connecting to the upcoming Skiff digital store via Wi-Fi and Sprint's 3G network, the Skiff Reader will support yet unannounced content partnerships including books, specially focusing on large format print like above-mentioned magazines and newspapers—including "visually appealing layouts, high-resolution graphics, rich typography and dynamic updates." And with a screen that's nearly two inches larger and significantly sharper than even a Kindle DX, the Skiff Reader certainly seems well-positioned for this role—even though it's still just black and white.
NEW YORK, January 4th, 2010 - Skiff, LLC and Sprint (NYSE: S) today announced that they will preview the Skiff Reader, the first e-reader optimized for newspaper and magazine content, at the 2010 International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas later this week.
Skiff Reader Dynamic eBook Reader
In addition to 3G, the Skiff Reader will also support wireless connectivity via WiFi.
The Skiff Reader will feature the Skiff service and digital store, allowing consumers to wirelessly purchase and access a wide variety of newspapers, magazines, books, blogs and other content from multiple publishers. Newspaper and magazine content delivered by Skiff will feature visually appealing layouts, high-resolution graphics, rich typography and dynamic updates, supporting key design qualities that help publications differentiate themselves and attract subscribers and advertisers.
Besides the Skiff Reader, Skiff is working with major consumer electronics manufacturers to integrate Skiff's service, digital store and client software into a range of innovative devices. By supporting a variety of devices from multiple manufacturers, and through complementary applications for major smart phone platforms, Skiff will make it easier for publishers to distribute content and advertising across a range of devices and form factors, an increasingly important goal as the e-reading market continues to grow.
Samsung has recenlty announced its latest two projectors.
Samsung has recenlty announced its latest two projectors.The first one is Samsung H03 and the second one is Samsung SP-F10M.Both the pico projectors from samsung support Office and PDF formats.Samsung H03 Pico Projector is LED-based that has a brightness of 30 ANSI lumens and a lifespan of up to 30,000 hours.The Samsung H03 Projector is Weighing only 200 grams and it is capable to run for about 2 hours on a single charge.Samsung H03 Pico Projector supports connectivity options like USB/PC/Composite and a microSD slot.The other is Samsung SP-F10M Pico Projector that is said to be the industry’s first LED-based data projector with 1000 ANSI lumens of brightness and a lifespan of up to 30,000 hours, which means it could last for about 20 years with four hours of daily usage.Samsung SP-F10M Pico Projector also features PC-free File Viewer allowing you to view or project the file directly from USB drive.
Saturday, 1 May 2010
latest 7-inch smartbook
Freescale has just announced its latest 7-inch smartbook.Freescale 7-inch Smartbook measures 200mm x 128mm x 149mm and weighs about 376 grams.Freescale 7-inch Smartbook is powered by a 1GHz ARM Cortex A8 i.MX515 processor and supports a 7-inch 1024 x 600 touchscreen display, a 512MB RAM, 4GB to 64GB of built-in storage, a microSD card slot, a 3-megapixel webcam, GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth, an optional 3G, SIM card support, a USB port.This Freescale 7-inch Smartbook provides up to four times the viewing area of smartphone.Freescale 7-inch Smartbook boasts Freescale-designed ARM Cortex-A8-based i.MX515 processor.Freescale 7-inch Smartbook has a 1900 mAh battery and runs on both Android and Linux operating systems.Freescale 7-inch Smartbook will be available soon at a price of US $200.
Specifications
* I.MX515 Processor (ARM) to 1 GHz
* 512 MB of DDR2 RAM
* 4GB to 64 GB Internal Memory
* 7-inch touchscreen Display with 1024×600 pixels
* 3 megapixel Camera
* MicroSD slot
* WiFi and Bluetooth 2.1
* GPS
* 1 USB port
* Audio connectors
* 3-axis accelerometer
* a 1,900 mAh Battery
Specifications
* I.MX515 Processor (ARM) to 1 GHz
* 512 MB of DDR2 RAM
* 4GB to 64 GB Internal Memory
* 7-inch touchscreen Display with 1024×600 pixels
* 3 megapixel Camera
* MicroSD slot
* WiFi and Bluetooth 2.1
* GPS
* 1 USB port
* Audio connectors
* 3-axis accelerometer
* a 1,900 mAh Battery
world’s fastest (and thinnest) urban car!
The Tango is an ultra-narrow electric sports car initially designed and built by Commuter Cars. The Tango is thinner than some motorcycles and but nevertheless can fit two passengers (one behind the other).
It can speed up from 0 to 60 in just 4 seconds. Heavy batteries attached to the floor help to achieve the rollover threshold of a sports car. It appears to be the world’s fastest (and thinnest) urban car!
It can speed up from 0 to 60 in just 4 seconds. Heavy batteries attached to the floor help to achieve the rollover threshold of a sports car. It appears to be the world’s fastest (and thinnest) urban car!
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