News Sony New Handset Update: Bezel-Free Sony Xperia C5 Ultra and Xperia M5 Leak In New High Definition Images Available

Sony is scheduled to announce the new Xperia C5 Ultra and Xperia M5 in the next couple of days. Prior to that announcement, newly leaked images were spotted online, giving us early glimpses of the handsets' design features.

The leak comes from the Russian tech site Hi.Tech.Mail.ru. The original post, according to 9to5google.com, was time stamped for Aug. 3 and had now been taken down.

The upcoming C5 Ultra, as the name suggests, is billed as the successor to the 5.5-inch Xperia C4. The "ultra" moniker could refer to a number of things. First among them is the C5 Ultra's bigger display of 6 inches compared to the C4's. The next thing to consider is its upgraded battery size of 2,930 mAh which is bigger than the C4's 2,600 mAh battery. Other major comparisons include the C5 Ultra's 13MP wide-angle front-facing camera versus the C4's 5MP and the C5 Ultra's ultra-thin 0.8 mm bezel versus the C4's bezel measurement of 2.2 mm.

A few days ago, Tech Times reported on a leaked manual of the Xperia C5 Ultra, which confirms the handset's bezel-free display. The report also noted the handset's rear and front cameras to both have a flash.

The second image in question is purported to be the Xperia M5, which is reminiscent of the Sony Xperia Z3. Unlike the huge C5 Ultra, the M5 exudes a certain level of familiarity that makes it blend easily with the other Sony devices that are now available on the market.

The Xperia M5 features a 5-inch Full HD IPS LCD display and also sports a 13MP camera on the front and rear. It runs an octa-core Media Tek Helio X10 processor and has a RAM of 3GB, internal storage of 16GB and a microSD slot. It also boasts an IP65/IP68 dust and water resistance certification.

Among the two, the Xperia C5 Ultra will probably get more attention because of its bigger display and the 0.8mm wide bezels. Other notable features include a RAM of 2GB, internal storage of 16GB and an octa-core Media Tek Mt6752 processor.

The Xperia C5 Ultra is expected to retail at around $350 while the Xperia M5 will be somewhere near the $400 price point. 

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Posted by Unknown Sunday, August 02, 2015

News Gaming Industry Update : NVIDIA Releases GeForce GTX 960M and GTX 950M Mobile Graphics

NVIDIA has announced new GPUs to round out their 900-series mobile lineup, and the new GTX 960M and GTX 950M are based on the same GM107 core as the previous 860M/850M parts.

Both GPUs feature 640 CUDA Cores and are separated by Base clock speed, with the GTX 960M operating at 1096 MHz and GTX 950M at 914 MHz. Both have unlisted maximum Boost frequencies that will likely vary based on thermal constraints. The memory interface is the other differentiator between the GPUs, with the GTX 960M sporting dedicated GDDR5 memory, and the GTX 950M can be implemented with either DDR3 or GDDR5 memory. Both GTX 960M and 950M use the same 128-bit memory interface and support up to 4GB of memory.

As reported by multiple sources the core powering the 960M/950M is a GM107 Maxwell GPU, which means that we are essentially talking about rebadged 860M/850M products, though the unlisted Boost frequencies could potentially be higher with these parts with improved silicon on a mature 28nm process. In contrast the previously announced GTX 965M is based on a cut down Maxwell GM204 GPU, with its 1024 CUDA Cores representing half of the GPU core introduced with the GTX 980.

New notebooks featuring the GTX 960M have already been announced by NVIDIA's partners, so we will soon see if there is any performance improvement to these refreshed GM107 parts.

Posted by Unknown Friday, March 13, 2015

News Sony Vaio Update : VAIO Announces Its Own Smartphone After Sony Sell-Off

After VAIO was sold off by Sony to an investment fund, the new independent company has since released a pair of new laptops and a tablet. It seems like VAIO has more up its sleeve, as it has now ventured into the smartphone space, with a new mid-range handset called the VAIO Phone. 

First spotted at the B-mobile website, the device runs on near-stock Android 5.0 Lollipop, with very minimal customizations, and has a 5-inch IPS 720p HD screen. It is powered by a 1.2 GHz quad-core processor, with 2 GB of RAM, and 16 GB internal storage expandable up to 64 GB via microSD.

The handset also includes a 13-megapixel rear camera, and a 5-megapixel shooter on the front, along with a 2500 mAh non-removable battery. Lastly, it is reportedly 4G LTE capable, and supports micro-SIM cards. Obviously, due to the Sony sell-off, the device sports only the VAIO logo, but nothing else related to its former owner.

The VAIO Phone will be exclusively available in Japan, and only in black, and can be purchased via Japan Communications for 51,000 yen (roughly $420). It is not yet known if VAIO has plans to release their first smartphone in other countries.

Posted by Unknown Friday, March 13, 2015

New Product Innovation Update : Quantum Optical Hard Drive Breakthrough

Scientists developing a prototype quantum hard drive have improved storage time by a factor of more than 100.
 

The team's record storage time of six hours is a major step towards a secure worldwide data encryption network based on quantum information, which could be used for banking transactions and personal emails.

"We believe it will soon be possible to distribute quantum information between any two points on the globe," said lead author Manjin Zhong, from the Research School of Physics and Engineering (RSPE) at The Australian National University (ANU).

"Quantum states are very fragile and normally collapse in milliseconds. Our long storage times have the potential to revolutionize

This image shows quantum information being written on to the nuclear spins of a europium ion.

the transmission of quantum information."Quantum information promises unbreakable encryption because quantum particles such as photons of light can be created in a way that intrinsically links them. Interactions with either of these entangled particles affect the other, no matter how far they are separated.

The team of physicists at ANU and the University of Otago stored quantum information in atoms of the rare earth element europium embedded in a crystal.

Their solid-state technique is a promising alternative to using laser beams in optical fibres, an approach which is currently used to create quantum networks around 100 kilometres long.

"Our storage times are now so long that it means people need to rethink what is the best way to distribute quantum data," Ms Zhong said.

"Even transporting our crystals at pedestrian speeds we have less loss than laser systems for a given distance."

"We can now imagine storing entangled light in separate crystals and then transporting them to different parts of the network thousands of kilometres apart. So, we are thinking of our crystals as portable optical hard drives for quantum entanglement."

After writing a quantum state onto the nuclear spin of the europium using laser light, the team subjected the crystal to a combination of a fixed and oscillating magnetic fields to preserve the fragile quantum information.

"The two fields isolate the europium spins and prevent the quantum information leaking away," said Dr Jevon Longdell of the University of Otago.

The ANU group is also excited about the fundamental tests of quantum mechanics that a quantum optical hard drive will enable.

"We have never before had the possibility to explore quantum entanglement over such long distances," said Associate Professor Matthew Sellars, leader of the research team.

"We should always be looking to test whether our theories match up with reality. Maybe in this new regime our theory of quantum mechanics breaks."

Posted by Unknown Wednesday, February 04, 2015

News Productd Launched : New Motorola Moto G 4G Launched In Brazil

We have been hearing rumors about the Motorola Moto G 4G since November of last year, and now Motorola has launched the handset in Brazil.

The new Motorola Moto G 4G is now available to buy direct from Motorola in Brazil, the handset features the same specifications as the existing Moto G. 

The Moto G 4G is equipped with 1.2GHz quad core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor and it features 1GB of RAM, the device also comes with 16GB of included storage.

Other specifications on the new Motorola Moto G 4G include a 5 inch HD display with a resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels, the handset also comes with front and rear facing cameras.

On the front of the device there is a 2 megapixel camera on the back there is an 8 megapixel camera with an LED flash. The handset comes with Android 4.4 KitKat and the device features dual SIM card slots.

A LTE-enabled variant of the Moto G (2014) has been circulating in the rumor mill for quite some time now and now it's finally become a reality. Motorola has apparently opted out of an official announcement and instead the new handset crept up on us and appeared on the manufacturer's Brazilian page and is already available to purchase.

The move was only logical since the first generation Moto G proved to be such a huge hit, both in emerging markets and even in places like the UK with the LTE upgrade only sweetening the deal even more. The budget-oriented, Moto G 4G (2015) offers a slick and clean almost pure-android experience just like its predecessors and comes with a few notable modifications over the base version. 

 

First and foremost Motorola has decided to stick with the dual-SIM setup and make it available in the 4G variant as well. The phone comes equipped with two micro SIM slots with presumably only one capable of LTE speeds. Other notable changes over the Moto G (2014) include a larger, 2,390mAh, battery which should compensate for the increased power consumption from the new modem. Onboard storage will be 16GB with no 8GB option available and physically the smartphone will retain its compact dimensions with only about 6g of extra weight due to the beefier battery.

 

The rest of the internals are unchanged. The handset is still powered by a quad-core Snapdragon 400 SoC, clocked at 1.2GHz, has the same 5-inch 720p display and the same camera setup - 8MP main and 2MP front-facing shooter. A small, but significant detail to note is that the new device will be shipping with Android 5.0.2 Lollipop, while previous Moto G phones are still mostly running 4.4 KitKat and despite Motorola's best wishes are still waiting on an update.

The new Moto G 4G (2015) can already be purchased from a Brazilian retailer for BRL 899, which is about $345. This definitely seems like a premium for a device that is supposed to be budget-oriented and it is. Brazilian handset prices are traditionally very high and not representative of what smartphones costs elsewhere.

Despite its inconspicuous arrival the new Moto G 4G (2015) has all the right ingredients to continue to legacy of its predecessor and if Motorola manages to keep costs low than the handset definitely has a bright future ahead of it.

Posted by Unknown Sunday, February 01, 2015

New Upgrade Product Unveiled : Upgraded HTC Desire 816G With Octa Core Processor Unveiled

The HTC Desire 816G smartphone has already been available for purchase in India for a few months now, but you’ll soon be able to get hold of the upgraded version which packs a new processor and more memory. The handset has been officially launched for Rs 19990 which is just Rs 1000 more than what the previous model was priced at.

The new HTC Desire 816G smartphone comes with double the performance and this is made possible by dropping the old quad core processor for a 1.7GHz octa core chipset. The new SOC is most likely from MediaTek based on the Cortex A7 which is also found on the recently launched Desire 526G+. 

The company notes that the Desire 816G has been a ‘best buy’ in the big screen category, so it makes sense giving it an upgrade. Apart from throwing in a new ticker, the company has made no other modifications to the smartphone. So, you’ll basically be treated to the same gorgeous design with a large 5.5-inch 720p HD IPS display and BoomSound speakers on the front.

You’ll also sign up for Android 4.4 KitKat with the Sense UI and BlinkFeed on this HTC handset. Apart from these features, the phone comes with dual SIM card slots, 1GB RAM, 16GB expandable storage, a 5MP front snapper and a 13MP rear shooter. With the 2600mAh battery, you can expect up to 10 hours of 3G talk time.

Upgraded HTC Desire 816G specs:
– OS: Android 4.4 KitKat
– Display: 5.5-inch HD touchscreen
– Memory: 1GB RAM, 16GB expandable storage
– Chipset: 1.7GHz octa core
– Connectivity: Dual SIM, HSPA+, Wi-Fi b/g/n, GPS, Bluetooth 4.0
– Camera: 5MP front, 13MP rear
– Battery: 2600mAh

The new HTC Desire 816G smartphone will go on sale in India in the coming days.

Posted by Unknown Sunday, February 01, 2015

New Product Update : HTC Desire 816G Comes With 1.7Ghz Processor

The HTC Desire 816G is the updated 2015 version of the company’s popular HTC Desire 816 smartphone priced at Rs 19,990. The new version comes with a more powerful 1.7 GHz Octa-Core processor.

The HTC Desire 816G comes with dual-frontal speakers flanking the 5.5-inch HD screen and features HTC BoomSound. The left swipe will take users to HTC BlinkFeed for news and social updates. 

The phone offers a 13MP rear-facing camera complete with HTC Zoe and automatic video highlight, as well as a 5MP selfie camera.

The phone has  1GB RAM and 16GB storage with microSD slot for up to 32GB expansion. Connectivity options include Bluetooth 4.0, WiFi b/g/n and 3G. The battery capacity of 2600mAh promises 10 hrs of 3G talktime, as per the company.

Posted by Unknown Friday, January 30, 2015

New Product Revealed : LibreOffice 4.4.0

LibreOffice is the free power-packed Open Source personal productivity suite for Windows, Macintosh and Linux, that gives you six feature-rich applications for all your document production and data processing needs: Writer, Calc, Impress, Draw, Math and Base. Support and documentation is free from our large, dedicated community of users, contributors and developers. You, too, can also get involved!

Features:

Writer is the word processor inside LibreOffice. Use it for everything, from dashing off a quick letter to producing an entire book with tables of contents, embedded illustrations, bibliographies and diagrams. The while-you-type auto-completion, auto-formatting and automatic spelling checking make difficult tasks easy (but are easy to disable if you prefer). Writer is powerful enough to tackle desktop publishing tasks such as creating multi-column newsletters and brochures. The only limit is your imagination.

Calc tames your numbers and helps with difficult decisions when you're weighing the alternatives. Analyze your data with Calc and then use it to present your final output. Charts and analysis tools help bring transparency to your conclusions. A fully-integrated help system makes easier work of entering complex formulas. Add data from external databases such as SQL or Oracle, then sort and filter them to produce statistical analyses. Use the graphing functions to display large number of 2D and 3D graphics from 13 categories, including line, area, bar, pie, X-Y, and net - with the dozens of variations available, you're sure to find one that suits your project.

Impress is the fastest and easiest way to create effective multimedia presentations. Stunning animation and sensational special effects help you convince your audience. Create presentations that look even more professional than the standard presentations you commonly see at work. Get your collegues' and bosses' attention by creating something a little bit different.

Draw lets you build diagrams and sketches from scratch. A picture is worth a thousand words, so why not try something simple with box and line diagrams? Or else go further and easily build dynamic 3D illustrations and special effects. It's as simple or as powerful as you want it to be.

Base is the database front-end of the LibreOffice suite. With Base, you can seamlessly integrate into your existing database structures. Based on imported and linked tables and queries from MySQL, PostgreSQL or Microsoft Access and many other data sources, you can build powerful databases containing forms, reports, views and queries. Full integration is possible with the in-built HSQL database.

Math is a simple equation editor that lets you lay-out and display your mathematical, chemical, electrical or scientific equations quickly in standard written notation. Even the most-complex calculations can be understandable when displayed correctly. E=mc2.

LibreOffice also comes configured with a PDF file creator, meaning you can distribute documents that you're sure can be opened and read by users of almost any computing device or operating system.

Download: LibreOffice 4.4.0 | 214 MB (Open Source)
View: LibreOffice Website | Release Notes

Posted by Unknown Friday, January 30, 2015

Web News : XOLO Announces Intel Atom Z240-Powered X1000

After days of teasing, XOLO has finally made official its next smartphone powered by an Intel CPU. The X1000 was unveiled in Goa and has hit online stores for Rs 19,999.

Contrary to our suspicions, the X1000 does not have the newly-announced Clover Trail+ series of CPUs. Instead XOLO has decided to go with Intel Atom Z240 CPU, clocked at 2GHz and which comes with Intel’s Hyper Threading technology for faster performance. The phone has a PowerVR SGX540 GPU with a clock speed of 400MHz and there’s 1GB of RAM as well. We can’t wait to put this processor through its paces.

Software-wise, the X1000 will ship with Android 4.0.4, which is a bitter disappointment as 4.1 Jelly Bean would have greatly improved the performance of the phone and would have given users the goodness of Google Now. However, we should see a fairly stock UI experience with minor customisations. In any case, the Intel processor should ideally smooth out any creases in the user experience. 

The phone is designed using a unibody construction technique and the back of the device features a special Black Silver colour with what XOLO calls a "luxuriant finish". The 4.7-inch display and a 1280 x 720 pixel resolution translate to a pixel density of around 312 ppi. The display type is TFT LCD, most likely manufactured by Japan Display Inc. There's a 2.5D effect created by the edge-to-edge curved glass. Internal storage is 8GB with space for expansion up to 32GB through microSD cards.

There’s an 8-megapixel rear camera capable of 1080p video recording. The camera comes with different modes such as Sports, Portrait, Night mode and Fireworks, which automatically adjust settings to present users with the best camera settings. Burst mode support has also been included. The camera comes with touch focus enabled and there’s an LED flash to help in low-light situations. On the front, there’s a 1.3-megapixel camera, which should be enough for self-shots and video calls. There is support for HSPA+ networks, so download speed is capped off at 21Mbps and upload speed is limited to 5.7Mbps.

Interestingly, the X1000 is packed with sensors to improve the user experience. There’s an Ambient Light Sensor, a Magnetometer, an Accelerometer, a Proximity Sensor and a Gyroscope – an impressive collection indeed.

Here are the key specs of the XOLO X1000 once again:

• 4.7-inch TFT LCD with a resolution of 1280 x 720.
• HSPA+, GPRS/EDGE.
• Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n with Wi-Fi hotspot.
• Bluetooth 2.1 with A2DP and EDR.
• GPS with A-GPS support.
• 8-megapixel primary camera with LED flash and 1.3-megapixel front-facing camera.
• 8GB of internal storage with microSD card slot (up to 32GB).

Worryingly, there’s only a 1900 mAh battery included with the phone, which is good enough for most processors but could come up short when teamed with the power-hungry Intel Z240 processor.

Posted by Unknown Friday, March 15, 2013

Report : Upgraded Variant Of WickedLeak Wammy Titan To Sport 1.2GHz Quad-Core Processor

If you are looking at WickedLeak’s beast smart Phone, the Wammy Powerhouse, you might want to keep off on that. We have discovered that the organization programs to launch a new version of the smart Phone with the same requirements, but a large update to the processer.

We got touching a associate of the organization, and while they could not launch the name of the new Phone, we did handle to get some exciting information about it. The Phone will price around Rs 500 to Rs 700 more than the present price of the Wammy Powerhouse.

The specs of the phone are more or less the same as that of the Titan, which includes:

• 5.5-inch screen with a resolution of 960 x 540.
• 3G, EDGE, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Hotspot.
• GPS.
• Bluetooth.
• 8 megapixel camera, 2 megapixel front-facing camera.
• Memory expandable up to 32GB via microSD.

The processer is getting a significant update. The new processer, which is MediaTek’s MTK 6589 dual-core processer, is which is 1.2GHz. The design of the Phone will be operated by a PowerVR SGX544 GPU. The CPU and GPU mixture is set to be quite highly effective and is mentioned to be just around 10-15 percent less effective than Qualcomm’s Snapdragon S4. 

With the relax of the Phone basically being the same as the Wammy Powerhouse, we requested if customers who own the unique Powerhouse can business their gadgets in to get a new one and pay the difference—the response was a definite "no". The process being too complex was the reason mentioned.

The processer update possible at such a low price is mostly possible because as per the new Partnership Price range, snacks can be brought in without any responsibility charged on them.

The Powerhouse was released returning in Jan. It is prepared with dual-SIM spots and 1GB of RAM. It has an storage space of 4GB. The unit comes with Android operating system 4.1.1 Jelly bean out of the box.

The system actions 144 x 89 x 12 mm and operates on a 2500 mAh power supply that the organization statements will provide up to 8 duration of talk-time and 260 duration of stand by time. The Wammy Powerhouse is available in grayscale colors for Rs 13,000.

If you found the Powerhouse similar to Samsung's committed smart Phone, the Universe Observe II, relax confident you're not the only one. If we were to go returning by just monthly, we had a similar thing to say about the organization's Wammy Feeling, which seemed similar to Samsung's Universe S III.

Posted by Unknown Wednesday, March 13, 2013

AMD Announces Radeon HD 8000M Series GPUs

AMD has been usually silent when it comes to the GPU market. According to Engadget, AMD is now delivery its newest sequence of GPUs made for laptops—the HD 8000M sequence. The first of these, known as the Radeon HD 8555M, is delivery within the Asus Vivobook U38DT. The GPUs will be making their existence sensed in 2013

AMD has also exposed some guarantees about the GPU, which display the Radeon 8800M ruining Nvidia's Geforce 650M in standards. The company hasn't released any more information though, such as energy intake.

All four snacks in the series—the 8500M, 8600M, 8700M and the 8800M—contain AMD's newest 28nm Style Primary Next structure. This gives them advantages when it comes to DirectX 11.1. The GPUs are also set to advantage from energy preserving functions like ZeroCore, which reduces off energy to rarely used cores, and PowerTune, which increases time rate to use low compertition energy.

Back in Nov, AMD had declared its FirePro GPU work stations in Indian. According to AMD, the FirePro W9000 GPU functions amazing estimate and improved storage information and provides better multi-display assistance performance than the competitive remedy. AMD has also released the AMD FirePro W8000, W7000 and W5000 work station graphics cards, which are all designed on the AMD Style Primary Next Architecture, and developed to stability estimate and 3D workloads effectively for computer-aided design and technological innovation, and for press and enjoyment experts. 

AMD FirePro A300 Series multiplied handling device (APU) is developed for entry-level and popular desktop pc work stations. Presenting AMD Eyefinity multi-display technological innovation, the new AMD FirePro A300 Series APUs are developed for customers who need a high-performance handling foundation to energy their computer-aided design, and press and enjoyment workflows.

David Cummings, Mature Home, Engineering WS Style, AMD said, “As experts work with bigger information places that need innovative creation and complicated designs, they need a graphics remedy that is fast, highly effective, and efficient. Qualified for the present programs, the new AMD FirePro work station graphics cards carry a variety of functions and abilities for experts working in electronic signs, transmitted graphics, CAD/CAE and M&E, providing the perfect stability of energy, performance and stability at the right price.”

“Design experts need workstation-class resources that allow performance and versatility in their work-flow, and the AMD FirePro A300 Series APUs allow work station integrators and OEMs an interesting new handling foundation on which to make and develop highly effective, entry-level desktop pc work station options that provide irresistible value for CAD and M&E workflows,” included Mr. Cummings. "The AMD FirePro A300 Series APUs brings together AMD FirePro graphics technological innovation with innovative CPU technological innovation, providing amazing estimate performance, enhanced design versatility and excellent performance."

Earlier this year, AMD had released its Radeon HD 7990. A dual-GPU cards from AMD was unavoidable, as it, just like Nvidia, always has a dual-GPU video cards that is usually the combination of two of its highest-end GPU cores connected by CrossFire on a single PCB.

Posted by Unknown Tuesday, December 18, 2012

No Password Is Safe From This New 25-GPU Computer Cluster

Your really, really strong password just became a little bit easier to break.

Jeremi Gosney, founder and CEO of Stricture Consulting Group, a company that handles password-cracking, has unveiled a computer cluster boasting 25 AMD Radeon graphics cards. The cluster's horsepower allows it to make 350 billion password guesses per second again

st the NT Lan Manager (NTLM) security protocol Microsoft has used in Windows Server since 2003.

Ars Technica was first to report on the cluster.

Speaking to Ars in an e-mailed statement, Gosney said that his company's technology "can attack hashes approximately four times faster" than it previously could. Using a brute force method, the cluster is capable of guessing every single eight-character password containing letters, numbers, and symbols in 5.5 hours. If companies use LM, an earlier password option for Windows Server, the cluster can figure out a password in six minutes.

So, how does the cluster do it? According to Ars, the cluster is running Virtual OpenCL, a platform that makes the GPUs believe they're all functioning together in a desktop computer. To actually crack a password, Gosney and his team uses a free password-cracker called ocl-Hashcat Plus.

Password security continues to be a major challenge for consumers, corporations, and online services. A so-called "strong" password, which in most cases wouldn't be broken for days, if not weeks, is now easier and easier to crack with advanced tools. In other words, watch out and create as strong a password as possible.

 

Posted by Unknown Friday, December 14, 2012

Intel Core i7 3970X Extreme - Intel's Ultimate Processor Tech Unleashed

Control the competition with the new Primary i7 3970X Excessive Processor processor from Intel. Thanks to its innovative microarchitecture and a monster combination of smart features, including Intel Hyper-Threading Technological innovation and Intel Turbocompresseur Boost 2.0 Technological innovation, the Intel Primary i7 3970X Excessive Processor processor is Intel's most tunable, sensitive and absolutely harmful PC processor ever.

It's the greatest tool for extreme gamers and power users who demand unique multi-core PC performance.

Clocked 200MHz higher than the confident Intel Primary i7 3960X Excessive Processor processor, the new Intel Primary i7 3970X Excessive Processor processor features six Hyper-Threaded processor cores.

That means assistance for 12 software discussions and incredible similar handling performance. With an revealed CPU multiplier, you can also take the Intel Primary i7 3970X Excessive Processor processor to the next level with easy overclocking.

What's more, 15MB of storage cache storage gives the Intel Primary i7 3970X Excessive Processor processor more than double the on-die storage of other CPUs. And you get all this for the same price as the Intel Primary i7 3960X Excessive Processor processor.

The Intel Primary i7 3970X Excessive Processor processor runs on the Intel X79 chipset and LGA2011 CPU plug. Together, they provide the best foundation for PC performance and side-line assistance. Firstly, quad-channel storage provides up irresistible CPU storage information.

Then there's PCI Express 3.0 with up to 40 programs for the greatest in design and add-in card performance. That's enough to back up two powerful design cards in multi-GPU making mode and deliver unbelievable frame rates, even in the most challenging games.

And why not top it all off with Intel's Sequence Strong Condition Generate 520 Series? Faster, more sensitive and more reliable than any conventional hard drive, the Intel Strong Condition Generate 520 Series' smooth storage performance makes a perfect partner for the Intel Primary i7 3970X Excessive Processor processor.

Experience excitement on a processor with the new Intel Primary i7 3970X Excessive Processor processor. Unlocked, irresistible and running on the most innovative PC foundation, it's Intel's greatest processor technology revealed.

Posted by Unknown Friday, November 16, 2012

iPad 4 Benchmark Leaks Into The Wild, Shows 1.4GHz Processor

Summary: Apple promised that the iPad 4's new A6X processor would be twice as fast as that of the iPad 3, and if a new leaked benchmark is real, it seems that the new tablet lives up to these expectations.

Apple's new iPad 4 won't begin showing in individuals arms for several times, but it seems that someone who has one already has benchmarked it using the Geekbench Web browser standard device.

The standard reveals that the iPad 4 has a dual-core processor processor operating at 1.4GHz, up from the 1.0GHz of the iPad 3. The new iPad also has 1GB of RAM, the same as the iPad 3 and iPhone 4, but twice as much as the iPad 2. 

The iPad 4 obtained a Geekbench ranking of 1757, placing it before iPhone 5 with a ranking of 1571, and well before iPad 3 and iPad 2, which obtained 791 and 780 respectively. 

The iPad 4 is operated by the new A6X SoC (System-on-a-Chip) processor processor that functions a dual-core CPU along with quad-core design. According to Apple organization, it is up to twice as quick as the previous-generation A5X processor.

The performance increase indicated here should create next-gerneration applications -- from activities to healthcare to company -- to make use of this additional power.

Is this real? It seems so. Not only do the ratings drop in range with what Apple organization informed us about the A6X when the iPad 4 was revealed, but David Poole, the creator of Primate Laboratories, the organization that produces Geekbench, says that "there's nothing in the outcome that indicates it's a fake".  

Posted by Unknown Wednesday, October 31, 2012

New Samsung Chromebook : ARM Processor And $249

Summary: Samsung and Google have unveiled the next generation Chromebook. The new Samsung Chromebook sports an ARM processor, a MacBook Air form, for only $249.

Google had formerly mentioned it was working to get the Firefox OS operating on the ARM foundation, and the New Samsung Chromebook is the outcome. The 11.6-inch Chromebook is less than 2.43 weight and is costing a ground-breaking $249.

I have been using the New samsung Chromebook for a few time and am already preparing to buy one. The Firefox OS operates wonderfully on the ARM foundation, producing excellent performance and excellent life cycle of power supply.

The new Chromebook looks like small sized MacBook Air, with a gold nasty covering that seems durable. The dimension is more convenient than that of most Ultrabooks at a cost far reduced than any current computer.

Hardware Specifications :

• Model Number: XE303C12.
• Display Size: 11.6-inches.
• Display: 1366x768 resolution; 200nit brightness.
• Weight: 2.43 lbs (1.1.kg).
• Less than 0.8 inches thick (17.5 mm).
• Battery Life: over 6.5 hours.
• Processor: Samsung Exynos 5250.
• Memory: 2GB.
• Storage: 16GB SSD.
• Ports: 1 USB 3.0, 1 USB 2.0, combo headphone/mic jack, secure digital memory slot.
• HDMI Port.
• Bluetooth 3.0™ Compatible.
• Speaker: 1.5W speaker X 2.
• Keyboard: Full-size Chrome keyboard.
• Wireless: 802.11 abg/n 2x2.
• MSRP: $249 USD / 229 GBP.

The new Chromebook is operating Firefox OS edition 23.0.1271.39 daisy, the newest constant develop. Performance with the New samsung ARM processer is liquid and lag-free. I have examined enjoying full-screen HD movie and webGL applications and Samsung's statements of 60 fps are established.

What makes the New samsung Chromebook so troublesome in this author's perspective is the excellent performance, highest possible mobility, and the low cost. This new laptop computer performs better than the past design, the New samsung Sequence 5 550 for 50 percent the cost. Those on the barrier about Firefox OS should find the $249 cost a excellent motivation to give it a try.

I will be placing the new Chromebook through its steps as I get more time with it, but my few time already illustrate it is well worth the money. The Chromebook is available to preorder now from Best Buy, Amazon, PC World and "other retailers", with sales starting next weeks time.

Posted by Unknown Thursday, October 18, 2012

Asus PadFone 2 With 4.7-Inch Display, NFC, Quad-Core CPU Announced

The Asus PadFone 2 is planned to be released in Milan these days. Also, Asus these days shown the PadFone 2 in Taipei, Taiwan.

This multiple system suits up to all the leaking that had built in previous times. Now we can see the PadFone 2 in all its excellent wonder. The PadFone 2 is a lot thinner than the unique PadFone, which has been lately released in Indian. The style of this multiple system is one of its outlined functions of the PadFone 2 but the best part about it does not quit there as ASUS has tossed in a lot of exciting functions that can absolutely competing the best in the company.

The PadFone 2 functions a quick 1.5GHz quad-core Snapdragon S4 with 2GB of RAM. As far as application is worried, the ASUS PadFone 2 will be delivered with Android operating system 4.0.4 Ice Lotion Food but the product declares that the Jam Vegetable upgrade will appear on it soon after release. 

Here is a quick look at the highlighted features of the ASUS PadFone 2:

• 4.7-inch 720p Super IPS+ panel with up to 550nits brightness.
• LTE, 3G, GPRS, NFC, Wi-Fi.
• Bluetooth 4.0 with USB 2.0 Host.
• 13MP f/2.4 BSI sensor with full HD video recording at 30fps, 1.2MP front camera.
• 16GB, 32GB and 64GB versions.
• MHL for AV out.

The IPS+ show of the PadFone2 is produced by Distinct. The Rear lighted indicator discovered on the photographic camera is created by Sony; so we can anticipate it to be just like that discovered on the Xperia T.

As per a review by Engadget, “The above mentioned photographic camera isn't just about the mp, as it also facilitates 1080p at 30fps, 720p at 60fps and up to 100 ongoing injections at complete resolution! Also tossed into the program are 2GB of RAM, Corning Fit Cup (as used on the Nexus 7 to preserve weight), NFC, 2,140mAh set power supply, 50GB of ASUS WebStorage for two decades (which we believe is the organization's way of justifying the deficiency of microSD expansion), and WCDMA 900/2,100MHz plus LTE 800/1,800/2,600MHz receivers for the international style.”

The PadFone 2 will use a micro-SIM cards instead of a regular-sized SIM. This is obvious from the dimension the device, and the point that it is set with many exciting functions.

The PadFone 2 product functions a 10.1-inch IPS show with a quality of 1,280 x 800 on the PadFone Place. The 6,600mAh battery's of the PadFone has been reduce down to 5,000mAh in its follow up. Due to power supply, the PadFone 2 now is 649 grms with the smart phone placed in the docking station.

The other significant distinction discovered here between the Padfone2 and its forerunner is that it now functions a 13-pin plug in contrast to the 40-pin plug used with the PadFone 2.

The PadFone 2 is predicted to go available next 7 days in Taiwan, and will be released before the season finishes in Japan and European countries. There is no verification yet on its costs. However, the 32GB style may be marketed for €799, while the 64GB edition may price €899.

Posted by Unknown Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Intel's Q3, Q4: Hostage To The Windows 8 Upgrade Cycle

Summary: Intel is facing a bevy of third quarter wild cards and the fourth quarter rides on Windows 8. Expectations are low. 

Intel's third quarter is expected to be weak due to bloated PC inventories, lackluster ultrabook sales and buyers' love for tablets and smartphones. Meanwhile, the fourth quarter for Intel will be a wild card based on the Windows 8 launch Oct. 26.

Simply put, objectives for Intel's financial performance are pretty low.

Intel is expected to report third quarter earnings of 56 cents a share on revenue of $14.18 billion. Wall Street estimates were cut following the company's revenue warning.

Since that caution the following has unfolded:

• HP cut its perspective and the PC maker accounts for approximately 17 % of income, down from 19 % this year and 21 % in 2010.
• Windows Windows 8 update pattern is a total crapshoot. There is extensive divergence on how the latest Windows update pattern will open up.
• Signs from Asia's supply chain indicate that PC creates grabbed in Sept compared to summer recession.

Here's a look at the third quarter wild-cards and unknowns for the fourth quarter.

Did a Sept PC develop pattern help out Intel? Bore holes Fargo specialist Bob Wong said that Apple filled out its product collection and that lead to contract devices producers building PCs. "We are optimistic that the develop strength of the month of Sept will proceed through Oct up to the release of Windows 8," said Wong.

Will Windows 8 be a hit? Windows 8 is releasing in just a few days and the hardware picture is complicated with various form factors. Piper Jaffray specialist Auguste Gus Rich mentioned that any benefit surprise from Windows 8 will be a advantage to Apple.

Has the economy derailed hosting server spending? By most matters, hosting server need has been poor despite new Apple snacks. The information middle has been Intel's rock amongst risky consumer investing. Deutsche Bank specialist Ross Seymore said that Apple is picking up information middle discuss in hosts, storage and social networking processor chips.

Will ultrabooks sell? Ultrabook income have been frustrating, but Windows 8 and Intel's snacks may boost need. One wrinkle worth noting: In all my assessments of Windows 8 it's clear that you need a touch allowed laptop screen. That fact may result in more income.

Can Apple move tablets? Apple released its Clover Pathway tablet snacks, but it's uncertain whether Windows 8 pills will offer well.

Emerging market PC need. Apple may have trouble with PC need in developed marketplaces, but growing areas such as Asia-Pacific could pick up the slack. These growing marketplaces are often covered with so-called white box PCs, which aren't grabbed by Gartner and IDC information.

Average costs are another key issue. Apple may have to cut costs to pare down stock levels.

Intel could cut investment investing for 2013. Apple said its investment expenses will be below $12.1 billion dollars and $12.9 billion dollars. Why? Apple will recycling devices. Should this trend proceed, Intel's returns will look better in 2013.

Posted by Unknown Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Intel's Moore's Law May Ultimately Meet Economic Limits

Summary: Intel should be given a round of applause for believing in manufacturing when few technology companies do, but there are economics to consider when it comes to Moore's Law.

 Apple company keeps generating Moore's Law---a concept that transistor solidity enhances every two decades on a circuit---but the organization's financial commitment strategies in the attempt may become doubtful.

CNET News' Stephen Shankland mentioned the tug of war over Moore's Law and how Apple company has regularly confirmed the negative people out there wrong.

    Moore's Law has long approved being simple prognostication. It's the walking order for a wide, well-funded market with a history of conquering naysayers' questions. Scientists keep finding ways to sustain a custom that two years ago would have been technology fiction: That computer systems will keep get small even as they get more highly effective.
To date, Apple company has ongoing Moore's Law, combined out a stable pedal rotation of snacks and taken a PC update pattern on its back along with Ms. The issue is we're reaching a post-PC era and it's uncertain whether Apple company has the cellular grinds. Apple company should be given a circular of applause for knowing in production when few technological advancement organizations do, but there are business economics to consider when it comes to Moore's Law.

The big question: At what aspect does Intel's large analysis and growth investing and financial commitment costs no longer sound right.

According to a few experts, Apple company is paying for the advancement of the processor chip market and generating Moore's Law, but at some aspect there will be decreasing profits. Some experts claim that Moore's Law decreasing profits are already here.

Simply put, it's uncertain what the revenue for Moore's Law will be decades from now. After all, Apple company will spend something a little bit below $12.1 billion dollars on financial commitment costs this year. Apple company also spent intensely in processor chip equipment manufacturer ASML. Analysts mentioned that Apple company had to purchase ASML because the resources needed to keep Moore's Law singing weren't in need from other processor chip creators.

Piper Jaffray specialist Auguste Gus Rich incapable Intel's latest designer community and mentioned that the future Haswell processor chip is already a has-been.

    In a post-PC era, we believe CPU performance issues less and the environment and difference matter more than ever. This indicates, however, the company keep believe things will be excellent if they just develop a better CPU. We believe the need for Apple company to move its business has become apparent.
According to Rich, Intel's best move is to become a producer for organizations like Apple company and Ms and buy ip to provide companies 'cisco' too. Apple company has been silently buying ip outside of its surfaces to create devices facilities.

The result is that pursuing Moore's Law doesn't create as much feeling now that the Wintel monopoly is deteriorating.

Not all experts take the keep side of the formula.

Stifel Nicolaus specialist Kevin Cassidy said in a analysis observe Oct. 2:

    The keep case for Apple company has the globe strongly in a 'post-PC' era and that Moore's Law is over. We don't agree with both factors but significantly, we see that it would be Moore's Law that could drive the globe to a 'post-PC' era. As a indication, Moore's Law indicates the transistor solidity of a routine enhances roughly every 24 several weeks. This is motivated by decreasing transistor styles by 50% every 24 several weeks. We believe process technological advancement will progressively become a key differentiator in the competition for cellular processor chip popularity, which is a aspect in Intel’s benefit.

Posted by Unknown Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Core i7-3970X Details Leaked By Intel

Summary: Intel posted to its website -- and then hastily removed -- details of its upcoming Core i7-3970X Extreme processor. This six-core 3.5GHz silicon behemoth can be yours... for a hefty $1,000.

Details of Intel's future Primary i7-3970X Excessive processer have been launched by an unlikely resource.

CPU World identified the details about Intel's future leading processer on Intel's own web page. The specifications verified what had been said already -- that the i7-3970X will run at 3.5GHz and have 15MB of L3 storage cache. This creates it 200MHz quicker than the present leading i7-3960X processer, which can be yours for a small  $1,030.

The processer is depending on Intel's 32-nanometer "Sandy Bridge-E" structure. As opposed to other "Sandy Bridge" areas, "Sandy Bridge-E" areas do not function a GPU.

Shortly afterwards all records of the i7-3970X were eliminated from the web page.

Putting these details together with the other information that's been launched about the i7-3970X we get the following specifications sheet: 

This enhances the Primary i7-3940XM Cellular Excessive part, a $1,000+ 3GHz quad-core "Ivy Bridge" processer developed for laptops.

Given that the i7-3960X was launched a year ago, it is due for an upgrade, so I'd anticipate the i7-3970X to area in the next four-to-six several weeks. No costs details have been launched, but anticipate it to be in the area of $1,000 plus modify.
 

Posted by Unknown Thursday, October 11, 2012

Report : Inside Apple's A6 Processor

Summary: By using fuming sulfuric acid, a futuristic-looking ion blaster, and a very good microscope, iFixit and Chipworks have been hard at work delving into Apple's new A6 processor, finding out what makes it tick.

Thanks to fuming sulfuric acid, an ion blaster, and a good microscope, we can finally see what makes the iPhone 5 tick.

Apple unveiled a lot of new shiny things during its iPhone 5 event last week, but the Cupertino giant doesn't talk much about what makes its hardware tick. One mystery inside the iPhone 5 was the new A6 processor. Now that an iPhone 5 has fallen into the hands of repair specialists iFixit -- working in association with Chipworks -- we can get a closer look at the new silicon powering Apple's flagship consumer electronics device.

Getting to the heart of the A6 isn't easy. The processor first needed to be decapsulated in a fuming sulfuric acid solution, then a microscope used to examine and photograph the die. Then, in order to dig deeper, an ion blaster, affectionately known as Ibe (short for "ion beam etching") is used to peel away the layers. This allowed some fantastic photos to be taken of the processor.

Buried inside the A6 is some interesting technology. First, there are dual ARM core blocks and three PowerVR graphics cores. The teardown of the chip also revealed that the 1GB of RAM on the silicon was supplied by Elpida rather than Samsung, another indication of the growing rift between Apple and Samsung. 

Despite the RAM being provided by Elpida, Samsung continues to manufacture the processors for Apple, using its 32-nanometer CMOS process.

The A6 is much larger than the A5 powering the iPhone 4S, swelling to 96.71 mm2. Compare this to the previous-generation A5 which powered the third-gen Apple TV, second-gen iPad 2 and fifth-gen iPod touch, which was only 69.9 mm2. iFixit claim that Apple has manually laid out the ARM core block -- manually as by hand as opposed to using a computer -- in order to maximize performance. But this manual layout comes at a price, being more expensive and more time consuming than allowing computer software to do it.

According to Miroslav Djuric, iFixit's chief information architect, the ARM cores inside the A6 "might be the only manual layout in a chip to hit the market in several years".

iFixit and Chipworks also took their ion blaster to other chips, including the Murata Wi-Fi SoC module, which actually turned out to comprise of a  Broadcom BCM4334 single-chip dual-band combo package, fabricated in Taiwan at TSMC on a 40 nm CMOS process. This brings Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0 and HS, and an FM receiver (not used in the iPhone) into a single package. 

Another chip to get the fuming sulfuric acid solution and ion blaster treatment was the Qualcomm MDM9615 LTE modem. This allows for multi-spectrums, multi-mode LTE support, which means you can talk on the phone and use data simultaneously. 

According to Chipworks, while many of the packages inside Apple's newest smartphone look like old chips on the surface, the "iPhone 5 is not an evolution of design, but quite possibly an entirely new design".  

Posted by Unknown Tuesday, September 25, 2012