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ICD’s Tegra 2-powered Gemini is the most feature-complete tablet we’ve seen yet
Posted on06. Apr, 2010 by kanna.
Built around the 1GHz Tegra 2 SOC, the 11.2-inch ICD Gemini should provide comparable endurance to Apple’s A4-sporting iPad, while besting it in the grunt stakes with its glorious ability to chew through 1080p video when required. If that wasn’t enough, the rest of this thing’s spec sheet reads like a wishlist. Headlined by a [...]
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LG InTouch Max Side-Slider Mobile Phone
Posted on31. Mar, 2010 by kanna.
LG Electronics introduces its first Android based side-slider handset LG GW620 InTocuh Max in India at Rs.16490. The smart phone LG GW620 featured with full 3.0 inch touch-screen and a QWERTY Keyboard, 5 MP camera, Wi-Fi, High Speed HSDPA up to7.2 Mbps, EDGE, GPS connectivity and inbuilt memory166 MB and expandable Memory up to 32 [...]
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Photos Of Most Expensive And Fastest Car Of The World
Posted on15. Jan, 2010 by karthik.
Of course Bugatti Veyron is by far the most expensive street legal car available on the market today. It is the fastest accelerating car reaching 0-60 in 2.6 seconds. The $1.3 million Veyron has also declared as most expensive car of the world for the year 2009. Bugatti Veyron can reach a top speed of [...]
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HTC Evolve Concept Tablet Runs Android, Packs an OLED Touchscreen
Posted on22. Dec, 2009 by kanna.
HTC Evolve concept tablet, created by Timur Pinar. The device runs Android OS, comes with a stylus pen and an extra OLED touchscreen plus side pre-programmable buttons, for extra functions.
HTC Evolve features an Intel Atom CPU, a touchscreen display, 128GB SSD, 1.5GB of RAM memory, a custom skin for Android and compatibility with Chrome OS. [...]
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Algae Could Be the Key to Ultra-Thin Biodegradable Batteries
Posted on16. Dec, 2009 by kanna.
Algae is often touted as the next big thing in biofuels, but the slimy stuff could also be the key to paper-thin biodegradable batteries according to researchers at Uppsala University in Sweden. Eventually, the bio batteries could compete with commercial lithium-ion batteries.
Conducting polymers have long been thought to be a solution in developing lightweight, flexible, nonmetal batteries. [...]