Sky 3D ready to launch
March 20, 2010
Sky is more than ready to roll out its 3D service which will happen that coming April 3rd, starting off with the Manchester United versus Chelsea match. It isn’t really in full 3D though, but just 2D surfaces presented at different depths. After that inaugural moment, there will be five additional Premier League teams which will receive the 2D surfaces presented at different depths 3D treatment before the season is by. Sky will assemble the service available to consumers under the Sky 3D channel, and you will need to be a HD subscriber before being able to experience such visual wonders.
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ShadePlex sun shade textile
March 20, 2010
ShadePlex has come up with that sun shade textile which is capable of framing up flexible solar panels, offering relevant support as a sunshade or to basically cover objects with solar panels in order to generate juice when due later on. These solar capability fabrics are lightweight in nature when compared to conventional metal framed solar panels, and is a snap to stow away simply by rolling it up. You won’t see a commercial version roll out anytime soon since ShadePlex has just started operations.
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Tendril Vision energy management device
March 20, 2010
Tendril is yet another company to roll out a Vision device which will watch out for your energy consumption, hoping that having a look at your energy usage pattern alongside real duration usage and pricing data will help you to shift to better habits. The Vision looks pretty nice, looking more like a digital clock than anything else. Well, whether you’re going to get something that helps you monitor usage of your home’s energy use in real date, why not look good while doing so?
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Mozilla to fix unpatched flaw in browser before April
March 20, 2010
Mozilla knows that they have an unpatched flaw in their browser, and has promised to address the issue before the month is by. that flaw was recently discovered by safety measure researcher Evgeny Legerov, where one is able to create a means to inject hostile cipher on vulnerable systems. Expect the fix to come in version 3.6 of Firefox that coming March 30th. whether you can’t wait and have the technical proficiency to do so, next you can always go ahead with the beta version of the 3.6.2 release that already plugs that flaw.
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Vosonic GV6330 Night Vision Car Camcorder
March 20, 2010
Are you a sucker for vital invormation? The Vosonic GV6330 Night Vision Car Camcorder ought to do the trick whether you drive around every day – after all, it is touted to offer airplane black box functionality through a simple plug and play mechanism. All you need to do is hook it up to your cigarette lighter socket, throw in a microSD memory card and turn the display on. It will go ahead and record a rolling loop of video in quarter hour segments. A 32GB microSD memory card is capable of storing up to 48 hours of footage. Other hardware specifications include a 2″ LCD display, an internal microphone, and video recording capability at 30 fps in 720 × 480 resolution. Expect to fork out $159.99 for the Vosonic GV6330 Night Vision Car Camcorder.
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Chirita Louis XVI computer oozes with class
March 20, 2010
Chirita commemorates its 10th anniversary with the Louis XVI computer – a steampunk retro computer which is fit for royalty. Meant to blend in the elegance of a majestic living room or office, that computer is made out of brass, bronze, alabaster, malachite and lapis lazuli, while most of its metal parts are covered with gold leaf. The asking price for such luxury? €13,000. Now we truly know that the economic recovery is well underway.
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Garmin Edge 500 gets new colors
March 20, 2010
The Garmin Edge 500 won’t be as bland as before, as it will now come in a couple more colors known as argyle Edge 500 and neutral Edge 500, where both of them will roll out officially that coming mid-May at the Tour of California. that device was released last September for approximately $350, where it will feature ANT+ wireless, the ability to track vital info including speed, distance, moment, elevation, and even calories burned. Elevation goods from GPS signals isn’t all that accurate, so it is nice to note that the Garmin Edge 500 relies on an barometric altimeter to get the job done instead.
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