Brother Japan has released a 9.7-inch E-paper document viewer. It features a 9.7-inch screen with 1200×825 resolution and 150dpi, it supports Bluetooth 2.0+EDR and USB 2.0 interface and microSD card with AES encryption. Continue reading »

AgfaPhoto has unveiled digital photo frames, claiming they are the world’s first high-definition frames. Both, the AgfaPhoto 10-inch AF5105MS and 13-inch AF5135MS have 1,280 x 800 resolution, 256MB internal memory (supports SD,XD,SDHC… memory cards) and measure 22mm thick. Continue reading »

Microsoft has announced that they will be selling the Notebook Cooling Base, which takes care of overheating problems with you laptop. The slim body is USB powered, just 1.16 inches thick, with a built in fan and cooling channels. There will be choice of black and white body, available in July for $29.99. Continue reading »

JVC company has presented its latest VHS, DVD and HDD recorders. On the outside the DR-HX500 and DR-HX250 are identical, only difference is DR-HX500 has 500GB drive and DR-HX250 has 250GB drive. Continue reading »

Because technical details are not known yet all we can say that Asus MS71 is a wireless laser mouse and a USB thumb drive, yes in one device. How…..stupid. Its too small for mouse and too big for a USB thumb drive. But anyway, Cebit 2008 unveiled the Asus MS71, and sopposedly the base of this device opens and magic happens. Then you have two parts: wireless mouse and USB thumb drive on which you can store yet unknown amount of files. The mouse has a magnetic locking mechanism which attaches the transmitter for charging. How much will it cost and where will we be able to buy it, is not known yet. Continue reading »

Intel Corporation and Micron Technology Inc. unveiled a high speed NAND flash memory technology which can incredibly advance the access and transfer of data in devices that use silicon for storage. The new high speed NAND can:
- reach speed up to 200 megabytes per second (MB/s) for reading data
- 100 MB/s for writing data
Conventional NAND is limited to 40 MB/s for reading data and less than 20 MB/s for writing data just for comparison.
Where can you stick in this high speed NAND:
- hybrid hard drive
- digital video cameras and video on demand services
- USB 3.0 interface
- PC platform