Acer announced five new ultra slim LED-backlit displays

Acer announced five new ultra slim LED-backlit displays. Available in 20-, 23- or 27-inches and with adjustable tilt bases, their slim profile and sleek contemporary designs are also packed with top-of-the line features and technologies. They're ideal for viewing family photos and videos, watching the latest DVDs/movies or for business applications that require excellent resolution, contrast ratios and graphics performance. With a 100,000,000:1 contrast ratio, Acer's new ultra-slim monitors radiate the brightest whites and deepest blacks.

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IRL: Rayovac Mobile Power Pack, a TomTom car charger and cleaning a DSLR sensor

Welcome toIRL, an ongoing feature where we talk about the gadgets, apps and toys we're using in real life and take a second look at products that already got the formal review treatment. TomTom High-Speed Multi ChargerSince I packed in the smokes a few years ago, the lighter socket in my car has remained largely vacant. Until semi-recently, that is. Like most folks around these parts I probably have more gadgets than I really need. That's typically not a problem, but sometimes - like on long journeys - feeding all those hungry devices becomes difficult.TomTom clearly feels my pain.




Engadget, IRL: Rayovac Mobile Power Pack, a TomTom car charger and cleaning a DSLR sensor

244 years later, Encylopedia Britannica is going out of print

It feels like the Encyclopedia Britannica has been around forever. Those of us old enough to remember a time when the internet didn't have all the answers will remember using the volumes to research projects and essays for school. However, with the digital age well and truly upon us, Britannica is saying goodbye. The editors of the 244-year-old series have announced that they're stopping printing of the Britannica encyclopedias.

2DayBlog.com, 244 years later, Encylopedia Britannica is going out of print

Motorola Atrix 2 Hits Thailand

Motorola has just announced the availability of their new ATRIX 2 in Thailand. The handset is available for purchase from authorized retailers across the country for 14,500 Baht (about $470).

TechFresh, Motorola Atrix 2 Hits Thailand

Apple releases OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion Developer Preview 2

. Apple on Friday released OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion Developer Preview 2 to OS X developers. According to TheNextWeb, the Cupertino-based company also posted an extensive list of known issues and bugs within the latest operating system.

Boy Genius Report, Apple releases OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion Developer Preview 2

Robothespian is ambassador for human-robot interaction

Let us face the facts – talking to a robot is novel when you think about it, but in the long run, I am quite sure that most of us out there would absolutely love nothing better than to hold a conversation with another human. I guess technology is helping us get to a point where human-robot interaction is “normal”, and this is where Robothespian comes in. Already the main star at Lyon's Innorobo fair, which is an annual event for robots, the android “actor” was developed by robotics firm Engineered Arts Limited.

Ubergizmo, Robothespian is ambassador for human-robot interaction

New iPad launched, causes frenzy around the world

So the new iPad has already made its way into the hands of consumers worldwide (in launch countries, at least), and it never ceases to amaze me that each new iteration of an Apple device these days seem to see longer and longer queues, not to mention folks camping out far earlier than expected. In fact, you will find many a scalpers as well in line, where some folks in London are being paid money just to line up, and those spots in the line will then be ‘sold' to others who can afford the price, obviously lending more credence to the adage, “time is money”.

Ubergizmo, New iPad launched, causes frenzy around the world

Angryman - a versatile iPhone stand

Remember the Piolo iPhone 4 stand that we covered last year. Well, we've got another iPhone stand that functions similarly and does a little more. Created by Curve Creative, and interestingly named Angryman, this simple device functions as an iPhone stand, cable tidy, and cable shortener. To use it, all you have to do is attach it to the side of your iPhone, and it will keep it propped up while you watch your movie or leave it by your bedside as an alarm clock.
If you've got headphones that are always getting tangled in your pocket, you can wind them around the Angryman to keep them neat and tidy as well as make them easy to find.

Ubergizmo, Angryman - a versatile iPhone stand

Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus will finally be available in the UK tomorrow

If you're in the UK and are looking for a good midrange Android smartphone, prepare to get confused. The Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus will finally become available tomorrow. The Galaxy Ace Plus. Not the Galaxy Ace 2, mind you, which is another device altogether and will be out on April 23.
The Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus represents a slight upgrade in specs to its predecessor, the original Ace.


Unwired View, Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus will finally be available in the UK tomorrow

Sprint to LightSquared: it's over

LightSquared Says Sprint's Contract Termination is in the Best Business Interests of Both Companies , /PRNewswire/ - LightSquared, a wholesale-only integrated 4G-LTE wireless broadband and satellite network, today said that the decision by Sprint Corp. to end its contractual relationship with LightSquared is in the best business interests of both companies, and was not unexpected given the regulatory delays that have impacted LightSquared.

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Android 4.0 reportedly coming to Nexus S in ‘the next few weeks'

. It seemed as if Google had all but forgotten about its once beloved Nexus S. The company's previous flagship handset was slated to receive an Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update in December, but due to unforeseen problems that still remain a mystery, Google pulled the update shortly after its release. Since then, there has been radio silence from Mountain View as owners anxiously awaited details regarding the company's plan for the device.

Boy Genius Report, Android 4.0 reportedly coming to Nexus S in ‘the next few weeks'

Steve Wozniak waits in line for Apple's new iPad [video]

. WhatsTrending found Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak waiting in line for his new iPad at the Century City Mall in Los Angeles. “My wife was the first , I was the second,” said Woz. “We came at about noon. We're used to Northern California where the stores lines start early.” Of course the co-founder could simply receive the tablet directly from Apple, however Wozniak believes waiting in line has become somewhat of a ritual. “It's not something that I have to do. Nobody needs to wait in line. You can pre-order... But I'd rather be there genuine like the real people.



Boy Genius Report, Steve Wozniak waits in line for Apple's new iPad [video]

Diablo 3 officially arrives in May

The wait is almost over, as Activision Blizzard has announced that Diablo 3 will be officially released from the Burning Hells on May 15, 2012. The PC game will be available in physical form at retailers throughout the United States, Canada, Europe, South Korea, Southeast Asia, Australia, New Zealand, and the regions of Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau. The digital edition will be available via Battle.net in the same territories as well as Mexico, Argentina, Chile, and Brazil. “Players in the listed Latin American countries and in Russia will be able to purchase Diablo 3 at local retail locations starting June 7.

2DayBlog.com, Diablo 3 officially arrives in May

Wind Mobile Launches Samsung Galaxy S 4G

Wind Mobile has just launched the new Samsung Galaxy S 4G on their network. The handset sells for $49 on WIND40 plan (with WINDtab) or for $399 outright. Just to remind you, the Samsung Galaxy S 4G offers a 4.0-inch 800 x 480 Super AMOLED touchscreen display, a 1GHz processor, an 8GB of storage, a 5MP rear-facing camera with 720p HD video capture, WiFi, Bluetooth, a 1650mAh battery and runs on Android 2.3 OS.

TechFresh, Wind Mobile Launches Samsung Galaxy S 4G

Swimming robots break wave-powered distance record, don't even stop for high-fives

Remember those autonomous sea-faring robots we saw back in November. Well, it looks like their self-propelling paddles have slowly waded them into the record books. The bots have traveled a distance of 3,200 nautical miles (2,876 land miles), cutting the previous record of 2,500 adrift - not bad considering there's no fuel involved. The quartet of data-hunting droids initially set off from San Francisco, before completing the first leg of their journey in Hawaii four months later.

Engadget, Swimming robots break wave-powered distance record, don't even stop for high-fives

Thinner 15-inch MacBook Pro rumored with Ivy Bridge i5, i7 CPUs in April

. How To Arena on Thursday cited a “reliable source in the Far East Asian supply chain” who claims Apple is planning to release a new, thinner 15-inch MacBook Pro by the end of April. The rumor corresponds with a report from Wednesday and an earlier rumor from DigiTimes. The reports differ in one key area, however, with confusion surrounding whether the 15-inch model will be an ultra-thin MacBook Pro with Air-like features or a 15-inch MacBook Air model.

Boy Genius Report, Thinner 15-inch MacBook Pro rumored with Ivy Bridge i5, i7 CPUs in April

HTC Vivid Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update carries HTC Sense 3.6

It seems that the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update for the HTC Vivid has started to trickle out, but one of the less pleasant “surprises” with this update is the fact that HTC Sense 4.0 will not be packed into the Ice Cream Sandwich tub, but rather, HTC Sense 3.6 will keep you going instead. This update, however, will offer the Beats by Dr. Dre audio profiles, which means those who rock on to the HTC Vivid will be able to enjoy a similar audio experience as that of other smartphones from HTC's stable which carry the Beats by Dr. Dre logo.

Ubergizmo, HTC Vivid Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update carries HTC Sense 3.6

Microsoft has “Branded Browser Frame” app

Microsoft's filing back in 2010 for a “Branded Browser Frame” app has just appeared, thanks to the document being published by the United States Patent and Trademark Office. This app is said to detail a “computer-readable storage media” which can be executed in a specific manner. While no further light is shed on this matter, one can only presume that surfing on a website which is capable of handling the execution is where Microsoft is pointing this app towards. Once it has done that, it will then offer an interface which depends on the kind of underlying instructions which it receives.

Ubergizmo, Microsoft has “Branded Browser Frame” app

DARPA envisions disposable SeeMe satellites for on-demand reconnaissance

A new project from DARPA could successfully bring satellites to the same throwaway status as paper cups and Charlie Sheen's income (#winning). At $500,000 a pop, the orbitals would hardly be chump change, but the Pentagon insists these airborne systems could provide reconnaissance within 90 minutes of deployment and would deliver valuable tactical information to areas not covered by current satellites. Known as SeeMe, the systems would be launched in groups of 24 - which equates to a $12 million cluster - and would remain in orbit for 60 to 90 days, at which point they'd burn up upon atmospheric re-entry.

Engadget, DARPA envisions disposable SeeMe satellites for on-demand reconnaissance

HTC One X will be launched by O2 UK on April 5

O2 might become the first British mobile network to start selling the HTC One X - announced last month at MWC 2012 as HTC's latest high-end Android smartphone, and the first to feature a quad-core processor. According to this tweet coming from O2, the One X is due to arrive on April 5 – the same day when the handset is expected to become available in the UK SIM-free. Pricing details are missing for the moment, but O2 will surely offer the new Android Ice Cream Sandwich device for free on select plans.
The HTC One S and HTC One V are going to be sold by O2 as well, although the network didn't provide exact launch dates for them.

Unwired View, HTC One X will be launched by O2 UK on April 5

Amazon Appstore turns one

It's been quite awhile since Amazon set foot into the Android app business by launching its own app store - the Android Appstore. Today, Amazon announced the Appstore's first birthday and to commemorate it, they've decided to give Amazon customers a whole week of deals for some of its most popular apps. Today, customers will be able to purchase Plants vs. Zombies at 67% off - that's $0.99 for one of the most popular games available on the store.
Tomorrow, Amazon will be announcing two more app deals, three on the third day, and so on for the whole week.

Ubergizmo, Amazon Appstore turns one

Celebrate Einstein's 133rd Birthday with a New USB Flash Drive

Yesterday was the 133rd anniversary of Albert Einstein's birth.  He saw so much about how the universe functions, and we're still finding ways to prove his theories.

The Gadgeteer, Celebrate Einstein's 133rd Birthday with a New USB Flash Drive

FaceTime not supported over LTE on the new iPad

. A recent report from The Verge has confirmed that Apple's new iPad does not support FaceTime video calling over LTE networks. When trying to initiate a FaceTime call over 4G, the user is prompted to first connect to a Wi-Fi network. The news comes as little surprise since FaceTime on Apple's iPhone is also limited to Wi-Fi. Verizon and AT&T's 4G LTE networks are faster than some Wi-Fi connections however, and it is disappointing to say the least that the service isn't supported.

Boy Genius Report, FaceTime not supported over LTE on the new iPad

Deal Alert: White Samsung Galaxy Note (Unlocked International Version) For $580

If you've been eyeballing the Samsung Galaxy Note (I've been missing it so dearly after my review), you now have the opportunity to nab up the white international version of the phoneblet on 1SaleADay for the discounted price of $580. Unlike the version that launched for AT&T, this one comes equipped with a dual-core Exynos processor, which should provide for a little added performance boost. Only problem is, this one isn't compatible with AT&T's LTE (but will work fine on their 4G HSPA+ network as well as T-Mobile's).

Android Phone, Deal Alert: White Samsung Galaxy Note (Unlocked International Version) For $580

Google Patents Ringback Tone Ads – Coming Soon To A Phone Near You?

Google and ads go together like Apple and lawsuits. Heck, it’s the reason Google is even around in the first place. And if you own an Android device, you’ve no doubt seen an ad or two either pop up inside one of your applications, or possibly invade your homescreen. Well, Google is always looking for new ways to bring ads to the masses and it looks like they’ve found a new way to bring a few more to your phone, this time – while you place call.
A patent was filed and recently awarded to Google, allowing Big G to place audio adverts in place of that boring old ringing tone you hear when making a call.



Android Phone, Google Patents Ringback Tone Ads â€" Coming Soon To A Phone Near You?

Oracle suit against Google goes to trial next month

. A U.S. judge in San Francisco has scheduled the trial between Oracle and Google for April 16th, Reuters reported on Tuesday. Oracle sued Google in 2010, alleging that the Mountain View-based company's Android operating system infringes Oracle's intellectual property covering the Java programming language. In addition, the company is also suing Google for copyright infringement, which could earn Oracle hundreds of millions of dollars. “These patent and copyright claims are without merit, and we look forward to defending against them at trial,” Google spokesman Jim Prosser said.

Boy Genius Report, Oracle suit against Google goes to trial next month

KillShot camera looks like a hunting rifle

Hunting is a sport enjoyed by many, but unfortunately isn't very safe due to the fact that real guns are being used. Well some folks have thought of a solution to the problem and introduced the tentatively named KillShot camera. Designed in the shape of a hunting rifle, it lets users “hunt” their prey without having to dish out any firepower. Instead of shooting bullets, the KillShot shoots photographs of targets, with the crosshairs intact. With the KillShot, hunters can go after animals without worrying about accidentally misfiring their weapons, and animals won't have to suffer in the name of the sport as well.

Ubergizmo, KillShot camera looks like a hunting rifle

HSPA+ BlackBerry PlayBook arrives at the FCC

Yes, the BlackBerry PlayBook might not be the most desirable tablet in the market, but that does not mean it does not come with its fair share of fans. No sir, as we have seen the PlayBook function as a remote control for toy cars, while receiving an official keyboard accessory recently, and here we are with another variant of the BlackBerry PlayBook being prepared for a general release, sporting HSPA+ support, thanks to the good people over at the FCC.

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Showdown: Nissan Juke-R pitted against GT-R on track

Now that Nissan UK is finished with the dog-and-pony promotional show for the Nissan Juke-R, it's free to do what we've all been waiting for: hand it over to The Fourth Estate for proper testing. AutoExpress was the first in line, and they didn't waste the chance, pitting Faust's CUV against the car that made it possible, the Nissan GT-R, around the Bedford Autodrome circuit. We could tell you more, but this isn't the time for words – the long-awaited action is in the video after the jump.



Autoblog, Showdown: Nissan Juke-R pitted against GT-R on track

Jaguar to confine turbine-powered C-X75 to track use?

We can appreciate a good track car as much as the next enthusiast, but we're beginning to bemoan their creation as a way out for automakers to charge wealthy customers obscene amounts of money for cars they're not even legally allowed to drive on the road. (As least, not in countries were homologation can't be circumvented with a sufficient bribe to the right bureaucrat. Which we're not entirely sure includes these United States.). It's the road that Lamborghini is expected to take with the "production" version of the Sesto Elemento concept, and it appears to be the way Jaguar plans to bring its C-X75 concept to production.

Autoblog, Jaguar to confine turbine-powered C-X75 to track use?

HTC One V coming in additional purple and black color schemes

When the HTC One V brings the classic “big chin” design back to store shelves, it will do so in more than just the grey color scheme shown off at Mobile World Congress. Newly uncovered images show off the aluminum-bodied handset in black and purple variants. Given the phone’s lower-tier specs — a 1GHz CPU, 5MP camera, and 3.7-inch display — we doubt any of the new finishes involved the transformation of materials via the application of 10,000 volts of electricity, but that doesn’t mean they won’t compliment the One V’s good looks exceptionally well.


Android Phone, HTC One V coming in additional purple and black color schemes

Jaguar launching factory-backed heritage racing team

Although Jaguar may not be racing all that much these days, motorsport competition was an integral part to forming its identity decades ago. And it's that legacy that Jaguar aims to tap into with its latest development. The British auto marque has of late been participating in numerous classic racing events, but is now intensifying and organizing its efforts under the Jaguar Heritage Racing banner.

Autoblog, Jaguar launching factory-backed heritage racing team

SafeNet Hands Out Accolades to EMEA Partners at 2012 EMEA Partner Summit

London, UK - 14 March 2012 - SafeNet, a global leader in data protection, today announced the winners of its partner awards following its EMEA Partner Summit 2012 in Barcelona.

Press Release Distribution, SafeNet Hands Out Accolades to EMEA Partners at 2012 EMEA Partner Summit

Web hosting and domain name leader Easyspace chosen as goMobi’s UK partner for the Google GetMo programme

Web hosting and domain name company Easyspace gets UK business mobile for less than the cost of a cup of coffeeLeading web hosting and domain name company Easyspace has been chosen as the UK distribution partner for the goMobi website builder, a confirmed vendor on Google’s GetMo initiative. The GetMo initiative was launched today (March 14) by Google to promote to UK businesses the benefits of building mobile specific websites. Easyspace is providing the fulfilment platform for the goMobi website builder.

Press Release Distribution, Web hosting and domain name leader Easyspace chosen as goMobi’s UK partner for the Google GetMo programme

AIM is dead, unofficially of course

For anyone inside the generation for which AOL was synonymous with the internet, and AIM was prerequisite to any social life at all, some pretty sad news: AOL just sacked its IM team. The old king of chat is paraplegic. The NYT's Nick Bilton reports the mass canning:.
The AOL Instant Messenger group took the deepest cut so far.

2DayBlog.com, AIM is dead, unofficially of course

Aito promotes Customer Experience case studies at Middle East BSS/OSS Conference

Leading Customer Experience Analytics provider shares CEM best practice and knowledge at TM Forum’s Middle East SummitEspoo, Finland - March 14th, 2012: Aito Technologies, the leading provider of customer experience analytics (CEA) for communications service providers, today announces Anssi Tauriainen, Aito Technologies’ CEO, will be joining other industry experts, in a panel session entitled: 'Best practice strategies for accessing and managing real time data' at the TM Forum’s Middle East Summit in Dubai on 21st and 22nd March, 2012.Attendees at the conference will also be able to experience t

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ZF Services kiest voor Stibo Systems

Snelle gegevensuitwisseling zorgt voor meer service in de automotive aftermarketParijs (Frankrijk), maart 2012 – Met het PIM/MDM-platform STEP van Stibo Systems wil ZF Services, servicespecialist van automotive leverancier ZF, de productinformatie voor zijn aftermarketdivisie wereldwijd beheren. Als STEP volledig is geïmplementeerd, moet het onder andere sgegevens leveren aan de in de hele automobielsector gangbare informatiesystemen TecDoc en ACES.Stibo Systems is met het PIM/MDM-platform STEP al jarenlang een betrouwbare partner van de automotive aftermarket met bedrijven als Napa, Winkler, Europart en Thule.

Press Release Distribution, ZF Services kiest voor Stibo Systems

Nielsen report finds 56 percent of US households have a modern game console, total gaming time up seven percent

Nielsen is out with its annual survey of video game use in the US today, and it's found that gaming continues to be on the rise across the board. That includes a seven percent increase in total gaming time compared to the previous year (apparently due largely to increases in mobile and tablet gaming), and an increase in modern console ownership from 50 percent of households to 56 percent; that includes so-called 7th generation consoles like the Wii, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.

2DayBlog.com, Nielsen report finds 56 percent of US households have a modern game console, total gaming time up seven percent

Total War Battles: Shogun announced for iOS and Android

It's probably going to be awhile before we actually see complete ports of the Total War strategy series from the PC to our mobile devices but that doesn't mean we can't have some fun with historical battles on our smartphones and tablets. Today SEGA announced Total War Battles: Shogun for Android and iOS devices. The game is a re-imagining of the Total War series and has been specifically designed for multi-touch interfaces. While you won't get epic scale battles like the Total War games, you will get exciting real-time strategy gameplay that you can bring with you everywhere you go.

Ubergizmo, Total War Battles: Shogun announced for iOS and Android

Google I/O registration opens March 27, but be prepared to pay

Google I/O is taking place about a month later than usual, but registration time is right around the corner. The official page has just gone live revealing the day interested parties can register for the event and exactly how much they can expect to pay. Spoiler alert: prices have skyrocketed. Beginning at 7AM PDT on March 27th, hopeful attendees can pony up $900 to reserve a spot at the developer-focused conference. The whopping registration fee nearly doubles the cost of last year's show.

Android Phone, Google I/O registration opens March 27, but be prepared to pay

Benchmarks confirm 1GB of RAM, no CPU speed boost in Apple's new iPad

. Vietnamese blog Tinhte.vn managed to snag a new iPad ahead of the tablet's March 16th release, and after posting an unboxing video, the website ran a Geekbench benchmark to test the device's hardware. The test confirmed that Apple's new tablet has 1GB of RAM and an ARMv7 dual-core processor clocked at 1GHz, the same speed as the iPad 2. The new iPad earned an overall Geekbench score of 756, similar to its predecessor, with its strongest results coming from the “Floating Point” and “Memory” tests, which were 915 and 815 respectfully.


Boy Genius Report, Benchmarks confirm 1GB of RAM, no CPU speed boost in Apple's new iPad

Samsung to supply iPad displays after LG, Sharp quality fails to meet Apple's requirements

. Despite numerous ongoing legal battles between the two rivals, Samsung Electronics is reportedly the sole supplier of displays for Apple's new iPad tablet, which is set to launch this coming Friday. While speaking with Bloomberg, IHS iSuppli analyst Vinita Jakhanwal said that high-resolution display panels supplied by LG Display and Sharp did not meet Apple's quality requirements. As a result, Apple's 2,048 x 1,536-pixel Retina Display panels will be supplied exclusively by Samsung at launch. ”The display specifications on the new iPad are very demanding in terms of the very high resolution,” Jakhanwal told Bloomberg.

Boy Genius Report, Samsung to supply iPad displays after LG, Sharp quality fails to meet Apple's requirements

Sprint 3G/4G Plug-in-Connect USB is now free

You might be interested in picking up the Sprint 3G/4G Plug-in-Connect USB now considering it is free – only if you happen to decide to sign up with Sprint for a new two-year service agreement. I guess it does not do any harm to sign up if you currently do not have any way to obtain an Internet connection on your notebook that is independent of Wi-Fi networks, and with the Sprint 3G/4G Plug-in-Connect USB, at least you do not need to rely on the availability of a Wi-Fi network in the vicinity, and you are also able to work on your own terms.

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Former Sony exec Phil Harrison takes over for Peter Molyneux at Microsoft

Phil Harrison, former head of Sony Worldwide Studios and the man that introduced the world to Playstation Home and gave one of the earliest public demos of the PS3, is heading to Microsoft. Harrison, also a former member of the board at Atari, will be stepping into the shoes recently abandoned by gaming legend Peter Molyneux. While his role at Lionhead was filled by the studio's co-founder Mark Webley, Molyneux's role as head Microsoft's European gaming efforts was left vacant while the company searched for the right fit.

Engadget, Former Sony exec Phil Harrison takes over for Peter Molyneux at Microsoft

New Sony Xperia Sola (Pepper MT27i) officially announced, comes with 'magical' floating touch technology

The Sony Xperia Pepper that we've seen quite a few times until now has been officially announced today as the Sony Xperia Sola. The Xperia Sola is Sony's first handset to come with "floating touch navigation." This lets you browse the web by hovering your finger above the screen (hence without touching it). It's an interesting idea, but it remains to be seen how it works in real life.




Unwired View, New Sony Xperia Sola (Pepper MT27i) officially announced, comes with 'magical' floating touch technology

[CEBIT 2012] Sapphire introduces dual HD DVI unit

Seeing Double with SAPPHIRE Vid-2X. SAPPHIRE Vid-2X is a compact stand-alone unit that allows two Full HD DVI monitors to be connected to a single Thunderbolt, DisplayPort or DualLink-DVI output of any laptop or desktop. The device is ideal for computing devices that cannot easily be expanded such as laptops and superbooks as well as for users that are restricted from opening their PCs by warranty or corporate rules.



Akihabara News, [CEBIT 2012] Sapphire introduces dual HD DVI unit