After almost 15 years of developments and twists, Duke Nukem Forever is finally finished. 2K Games and Gearbox announced that the title was passed in Gold, which means that the final version was sent to manufacturers of discs and boxes will be delivered to dealers. According to a statement posted on the site of Gearbox, the first demos will be released on June 3 and will be reserved for members of Duke Nukem First Access Club.
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Makes electronic paper Bookeen fast
Electronic paper offers unparalleled ease of reading, but still suffers from a slow display that prevents truly competitive with LCDs. Thanks to the researches of the French company Bookeen, this fault will hopefully be soon history. Take a look at the video below: The scrolling of a webpage is almost fluid, although it is still far from the comfort of an LCD.
Bookeen had already shown last February of a video display on a screen eink Pearl, the latest generation of electronic paper. The company did not give details on the changes that allow it to make their screens so reactive compared to what exists on the market today. It remains only to hope to see such a screen soon sold.
Bookeen had already shown last February of a video display on a screen eink Pearl, the latest generation of electronic paper. The company did not give details on the changes that allow it to make their screens so reactive compared to what exists on the market today. It remains only to hope to see such a screen soon sold.
Fujitsu integrates a projector in a laptop
The dream of many mobile professionals recently conducted by Fujitsu: Japan has managed to integrate a projector into a laptop. The projector takes the place traditionally reserved for the DVD player. A hinge allows the lens to focus to position the image correctly. The projector offers a brightness of 40 lumens and a resolution of 800 x 600 pixels.
Bay pico is removable it can be replaced by an extra battery or optical drive. This option will be available from July on two laptops Fujitsu LifeBook LIFEBOOK P771 and S761. It still cost 499 exc.
Bay pico is removable it can be replaced by an extra battery or optical drive. This option will be available from July on two laptops Fujitsu LifeBook LIFEBOOK P771 and S761. It still cost 499 exc.
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- Fujitsu to offer IaaS service in North America (24/05/2011)
- Fujitsu to Offer IaaS Service in North America (24/05/2011)
- Fujitsu working on a 7-inch tablet? (24/05/2011)
- Folding Netbook Concepts - The Fujitsu Flexbook Can Transform from a Mini PC into a Tablet (TrendHunter.com) (14/05/2011)
OCZ Talos, a new family of enterprise SSD 6Gbps SAS interface
OCZ has announced the launch of the new series of SSD called Talos, a line of albums with Serial Interface Attacked SCSI (SAS) designed for enterprise applications that require ultra fast solutions and high-capacity NAND equipped with multicellular. Talos gives further strength to the OCZ storage industry, expanding the availability of technology VAC (Virtualized Controller Architecture), which owns OCZ.
Cloud App: develop your mobile applications on the Cloud
Brightcove Launches App Cloud, a service that allows you to easily create applications for smartphones and touch pads. Brightcove, far more famous for its platform video streaming over the Web, launches a platform for applications in the cloud. " This platform not only allows to create cross-platform mobile applications (IOS, Android) and WEB applications tactile, but also to ensure the management and evolution over time.
6 enclosures silent under the microscope
Things are finally changing the side housings. We present images in the bowel walls and anti-noise of 6 boxes now silent in our laboratory: Antec Sonata IV BitFenix Colossus, Fractal Design Define XL, Lian-Li PC-B25S, H2 NZXT Classic SilverStone Raven 2 Evolution.
Cisco accused of helping China to block Internet
11 members of the religious movement Falun Gong filed a complaint against Cisco U.S. courts, according to the Associated Press. They accuse him of providing equipment that the Chinese government used to spy on them, which led to their arrests and torture. The complaint will even argue that Cisco offers technical support for this purpose and marketing presentations that tout the schools' Policenet ", a system able to track the Internet activities of members of this religious cult, according to Cnet.
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