"Hynix Semiconductor has announced that it has begun mass producing 64Gb NAND flash chips using 20nm-class technology.
Hynix claimed its 20nm-class process provides a 60% increase in productivity over the existing 30nm-class node. The 20nm-class 64Gb NAND doubles the density in a package over the current 32Gb product, meeting the needs of advanced mobile solutions which require smaller size and higher density storage capacity."
"Will they stay or will they go? That's the big question AT&T executives are likely asking themselves about the millions of iPhone customers who may consider leaving the operator once the popular smartphone is offered on other carrier networks in the U.S.
While AT&T has not said when its exclusive deal for the iPhone ends, the company has been preparing shareholders for a day when the iconic device will be available to its competitors. Rumor has it that Verizon Wireless, AT&T's chief competitor, will get a version of the iPhone in January."
When this camera becomes available to the public ... it will be one cool gadget!! I think I'll want one. Just imagine all our Funky Kit photos taken in 3D mode!!
"Fujifilm introduces Finepix Real 3D W3 camera. When reviewers call your product "the worst ____ ever made," do you give up and move on? Or do you build a second model and try to prove them wrong? After introducing the world's first consumer stereoscopic 3D shooter to dismal reviews, FujiFilm chose door number two, replacing the camera with a thinner, lighter, and easier-to-use version that addresses a host of complaints and costs $100 less to boot.
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The FujiFilm FinePix Real 3D W3 adds a larger 3.5-inch, 16:9 LCD screen, a 720p video recording mode, and HDMI 1.4 out for dropping images and videos right into your 3D-ready TV. Oh, and it actually feels like a real camera this time, our favorite feature by far. We got some hands-on time with the new cross-eyed shooter, read on for more!"
"Windows Phone 7 to bring more than 50 Xbox LIVE games mobile. If you were wondering when Microsoft was going to make good on its promise to tie Xbox with its new Windows Phone 7, your wondering can now cease.
At the gamescom 2010 conference today Microsoft will announce that it will be bringing more than 50 Xbox LIVE titles to Windows Phone 7 this year. Titles include Halo: Waypoint, Crackdown 2, Bejeweled LIVE, Guitar Hero 5, The Harvest, Brain Challenge, Age of Zombies, Asphalt 5, Assassins Creed, and a whole lot more, from publishers including Gameloft, Konami, Namco Bandai, PopCap, THQ, and more."
"Nikon S1100pj Second Gen Projector Camera Is Brighter, Cheaper, and Can Project What's On Your Computer.
The original projector point-and-shoot, the Nikon S1000pj, was undoubtedly a novelty, but it was a novelty we found pretty charming. Its successor, the S1100pj, is 40% brighter, can act as a projector for your computer, and will retail for $350.
The 14.1MP Nikon S1100pj sports a 5x optical zoom lens and ISO up to 6400. It has 17 scene modes, a 5-way image stabilization system, and the ability to shoot 720p video. But there will still be point-and-shoots that will take nicer pictures for the price."
"... Three has confirmed a claim made first on a social notworking website and which The INQUIRER has independently checked, that the mobile network is blocking jailbreakme.com. Tests by The INQUIRER showed that rather than point users to jailbreakme.com at its address of 174.35.52.142, the Three network sends its users to 92.41.252.3, that is, back to the network operator's own website.
The network told The INQUIRER, "Yes we have tried using our Iphones in the office and we can't get to the website, we are trying to find out why that is."
The INQUIRER's massive legal department was already off to play golf when we called, so we can't be sure, but one might conjecture that Three could be in breach of its contract with its customers over this arbitrary censorship of one website."
This has got to be the gadget of the month ...Now, do I get the iPad or this?
The next generation in ultra-mobile computing, the Toshiba Libretto W105 goes beyond tablets and netbooks to deliver a full Windows 7 experience that's accessed across two 7-inch multi-touch screens. Featuring a durable 1.8-pound clamshell design on the outside and the horsepower of an Intel Pentium processor on the inside, the Libretto W105 helps you stay productive on the go as well as allow you to enjoy games, e-books, movies, music, and TV wherever you roam.
Specifications
1.2 GHz Intel Pentium U5400 Processor
2 GB DDR3 RAM
62 GB SSD Drive
1.0-megapixel HD webcam with Face Recognition capabilities
Dual 7-Inch Touch Screens, Intel HD Graphics
Windows 7 Home Premium, 8 Cell Lithium Ion Battery
Dimensions: 4.8 x 8 x 1.2 inches
Weight: 1.8 pounds
You can stretch your windows across both displays or see two windows on each screen, and navigate with intuitive multi-touch control. The versatile Libretto W105 also provides full typing comfort courtesy of virtual keyboards--choose from six modes, including Simple, Full, Thumb, and even a 10-key pad.
If you're a soccer fan (or us Brits call it football), then you'll love this announcement from Yahoo. Now I can watch all my favourite teams on my iPhone ... Woohoo!!
"Internet services firm Yahoo has launched its Barclays Premier League online highlight service. It will show highlights clips of top-flight games in a three-season multi-million pound deal from 2010 to 2013.
Yahoo says it has attracted video advertising from firms such as Adidas, Heineken, BT and Sony Pictures. Weekend match highlights will go online after midnight on Monday morning. Midweek games will go on just after midnight the next day.
Yahoo will also own the rights in the UK to syndicate all or part of the Premier League highlights content to third parties."
We just publish a review in the Xai Laser Mouse from Steelseries. It's one hell of a mouse and pro gamers will love it ... but it will cost you though.
In this review, we'll be taking a look at the Xai Laser Mouse from Steelseries. It's designed for the professional gamer who requires a range of programmable profiles that they can select quickly and easily.
It comes with a gold-plated USB connector, as well as a 2m cord that's braided to improve durability. The Xai laser mouse has a back-lit LCD menu system on the underside of the mouse, and can store upto 5 profiles with advanced macro capabilities. Furthermore, the Steelseries Xai is described as one of the most advance laser mouse that can process 12,000 frames per second at movement speeds of 150+ inches per second.
