Monday, June 20, 2011

36 inches and 4096 pixels wide for an LCD

Eizo offers a screen that will appeal to fans of broad definitions: the DuraVision FDH3601-BK has a diagonal of 36 inches and works for a definition - impressive - from 4096 x 2160. Simply put, the screen offers as many pixels in height than conventional 30-inch screens. The format is unusual - 19:10 - but it is perfect for video editing in 2K: it allows you to place two videos side by side.

Freebox Revolution bridge mode available this summer

Good news for the Freebox Revolution, the bridge mode will finally be available this summer, almost seven months after the release of the housing. Whereas the launch - the Freebox V5 proposed by - the bridge mode was (and is) absent from the Freebox Revolution, a lack that should fix Free this summer.

Remember, without a device in bridge mode to disable the routing functions of the latter, to use another router more effective or more comprehensive. This is especially important in companies, who prefer to use their own routing system, and certain individuals who use access points Wi-Fi external.

TomTom HD Traffic 5.0: Improved traffic information

The Dutch navigation manufacturer announced the version 5.0 of the HD Traffic information service that sends real-time traffic information to TomTom LIVE equipment. The service was developed to offer motorists a better coverage, accuracy and re-routing for traffic delays. TomTom HD Traffic 5.0 includes a function for display of temporary road closures and localized to the affected section of the route exactly.

GigaByte announces Super4 motherboard models

The manufacturer GigaByte announces its new series of motherboards called Super4 with the H61 Express chipset and support for Sandy Bridge processors. This new series of motherboards from Gigabyte include high quality components ensure maximum stability in the system. Among its main features is the use of dual BIOS feature that prevents situations such as updating a BIOS is no longer a risk if it fails because using this technology can recover the BIOS and allow the board to continue working.

Intel launches 4 low-voltage mobile CPU

According to sources, Intel will soon add four new models of processors "Low Voltage" to its catalog of mobile CPUs: the Celeron 847 (1.1 GHz), Core i5-2557M (1.7 GHz), Core i7-2637M (1.7 GHz) and Core i7-2667M (1.8 GHz). For ultra-thin notebooks, these models dual-core 32nm, supports Hyper-Threading and have a TDP of only 17W.

The Celeron 847, i5-2557M, 2637M and i7-i7-2677M should be posted to respective rates of 134 dollars, 250 dollars, 289 dollars and 317 dollars (unit prices, in quantities of 1000).

Asus G74Sx: notebook 17.3 "for 3D gaming

Asus has added a new notebook model to its line "Republic of Gamer": the ROG G74Sx. With a screen of 17.3 inches capable of displaying full HD resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, the G74Sx is equipped with a processor quad-core Core i7-2630QM 2 GHz and a GeForce GTX 560M (3 GB ). There are also 12 GB of RAM, two 750 GB hard drives running at 7200 rpm and configured in RAID 0 controller and Gigabit Ethernet, WiFi 802.11n and Bluetooth 2.1.

Windows 7 Tablet: Asus Eee Slate EP121

The "Eee Slate EP121" is a Tablet PC with notebook technology. Tempo provides for the dual-core processor Core i5. The power of 1.3 gigahertz increases in demand thanks to the turbo boost up to 1.86 GHz. The LED-backlit 12.1-inch display has one of 1280x800 pixels. The operating system "Windows 7 Home Premium (64 bit)" is in use.

Operation via virtual keyboard on the cable, stylus or via Bluetooth Keyboard. It supports multi-touch gestures. Slate gives it 32 or 64 with SSD memory. Facilities include four gigabytes of memory, WLAN n, Bluetooth, a two-megapixel camera, two USB ports and an HDMI output. Also on board: a card reader for MMC, SD, SDHC and SDXC memory cards.