HDMI Licensing LLC, who handles the licensing of HDMI have released the specification of HDMI 1.4. Notable enhancements in the new standard will be the inclusion of Ethernet and Audio Return. The HDMI 1.4 cables will integrate a data channel that will allow the HDMI capable device to send and receive data up to […]
Archives for May 2009
Verizon to launch Palm Pre, Storm 2 and Android phones
Looks like Sprint’s exclusive Pre joy will be short-lived. Verizon’s Lowell McAdam confirmed that they are planning to launch Palm Pre within the next six months, which means Sprint’s exclusive Pre contract will mostly hold valid only till the end of this year. He also confirmed few other phones that could excite existing Verizon […]
Steve Ballmer gives a short hands-on preview of Zune HD [Update: w/video]
Being one of the best technology blogs in the world, do have some perks. At the D7 conference, Engadget managed to convince Ballmer to show them the recently announced Zune HD and even pose with it. For now, there’s nothing much to tell except to ogle its lovely OLED screen. Maybe there is, it’s […]
Sony PSP Go! will come at E3, PS3 Slim later
Under a week left for the E3 and Ars Technica have got some meaty details from one of their sources regarding the most sought rumors – new PSP and PS3. Apparently, their source who has never gone wrong before claims that the upcoming PSP, dubbed as PSP Go! will be announced at E3 while […]
Stem cell infused contact lens helps regain eyesight
Stem cells have often been associated to cure and combat diseases and with the latest breakthrough in the labs of an Australian university, it will help to regain partial eyesight too. The researchers at the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia use stem cells to coat contact lens, which then repairs a […]
Dell announces thin Studio 14z
Dell’s latest entrant in the world of notebooks is its 14-inch Studio 14z. Dell’s taken away the not-much-used-but-important optical drive for a svelte design. The thinnest part of Studio 14z measures just over 20mm and the thickest around 30mm. However, good thing about the notebook is that it does not compromise on performance just […]
Packard Bell iMax Mini is AspireRevo in disguise
Packard Bell has announced iMax Mini that is nothing but AspireRevo in a different branding. The specs too, are similar – Atom N230 processor, Nvidia GeForce 9400M GPU, 2GB RAM, 250GB HDD, USB ports, HDMI and VGA. Packard Bell will also sell the Air Mouse gaming controller as a separate accessory. Pricing starts from […]
Epson inkjet technology helps big screen OLED TVs
Seiko Epson is using its Micro Piezo inkjet technology that will enable uniform layers of organic material into 37-inch and larger sized OLED TVs. Since the current Vacuum thermal evaporation (VTE) technique that deposits organic materials on the substrates are ineffective on larger sized OLED, Epson’s inkjet technology helps to achieve the same, efficiently […]
HTPC friendly mobo from Asus
Asus has announced a motherboard specifically designed for Home Theater Personal Computers (HTPCs). The M4A78-HTPC mobos are based on AMD 780G chipset and allows full HD playback at an affordable price. The motherboard is Phenom II compatible, supports RAM up to 16GB, integrates HDMI/DVI support, CrossFireX and Asus’ Absolute Pitch Hi-Fi and DTS Surround […]
18 Android phones might come this year, says Google
With plethora of leaks and confirmations coming in, its evident that this year belongs to Android. Now, at the Google I/O conference, Android’s Andy Rubin has chimed in by saying that they expect around 18 Android phones to be launched this year. He did not reveal the manufacturers but we do have a fair […]
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