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iBuyPower Valkyrie 17.3-inch Gaming Laptop
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iBuyPower has unveiled the Valkyrie gaming laptop. Priced at $1,299, the laptop features a 17.3-inch 1080P LED widescreen display, an Intel Core i7-3610QM processor, a 1.5GB nVidia GeForce GTX 670M graphics card, an 8GB of DDR3-1333 RAM, a 500GB 5400RPM hard disk drive and an 8X DVD+/-RW Combo drive. The iBuyPower Valkyrie runs on the Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium operating system.
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Epson Releases Four New PowerLite Projectors at InfoComm
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Epson is one of the many companies on display this week at InfoComm. Yesterday, the company unveiled four new projectors that are coming soon. The models include the PowerLite 1751, 1761W, 1771W, and 1776W. All four models share the same light weight design, 3LCD display technology, and a 2000:1 contrast ratio. The 1751 and 1761W both come with 2600 ANSI lumens, while the other two have 3000 ANSI lumens. With the exception of the 1751 that has a native XGA (1024 x 768) resolution, all these projectors have a native WXGA (1280 x 800) resolution and wireless networking capabilities. The 1776W also has a bonus feature called Screen Fit, which automatically adjusts the keystone and focus adjustm...
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ViewSonic Unveils Pro8300 and Pro9000 Projectors at InfoComm
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True to their word, ViewSonic is pleased to announce that they have unveiled two new projectors at this year’s InfoComm, the Pro8300 and Pro9000. The Pro8300 is capable of displaying 3000 ANSI lumens, a 4000:1 contrast ratio, and full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution. There is little known about the Pro9000 at this time, but we do know that it will use a new LED/Laser Hybrid lamp system that combines the two technologies for a superior lamp. The company also stated that the lamp will be able to last up to 20000 hours and that the projector will include dual HDMI ports. “Laser hybrid illumination technology has changed the way that projectors are able to manipulate light and images. This new model...
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Casio Unveils New Pro Series Projectors at InfoComm
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Casio announced today at InfoComm two new projectors that will be joining their Pro Series, the XJ-H2600 and XJ-H2650. Both projectors are similar in that they both feature 3500 ANSI lumens, WXGA (1280 x 800) resolution, and an 1800:1 contrast ratio. The major difference between the two is that the H2650 has wireless capabilities and the Interactive Whiteboard technology, while the H2600 does not. Both projectors are 3D Ready and require 3D glasses in order to see the 3D content. “We are extremely proud of the success of our family of projectors. Casio will continue enhancing and evolving its unique LASER & LED Hybrid Light Source technology while delivering projection solutions that meet th...
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Eizo FS2333 gaming monitor makes it easier to spot hidden enemies
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Eizo has unveiled the latest in its FS line of gaming monitors, which includes three different "smart" features to give players a competitive advantage. The 23-inch Foris FS2333 features a new mapping technology called Smart Insight that's able to pick out dark areas on the screen and make specific details more visible — which should make it easier to pick out enemies hiding in the shadows. The feature also includes multiple settings for both real time strategy games and first person shooters. Aside from that, Smart Resolution helps reduce blurring without increasing the noise in an image, while Smart Detection is able to sharpen the image specifically where the action is happening.
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ViewSonic Unveils VP3280-LED HD Monitor
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ViewSonic has recently unveiled a new HD monitor that is the first of its kind. The VP3280-LED is the first monitor to come with a huge 3840 x 2160 resolution. The screen measures 32 inches, diagonally and uses LED lamps and LCD display technology. The monitor is only in the prototype phases right now, but the company states that right now the monitor could retail for as much as a new car. The specifications are limited right now, but the connection panel will include dual DVI ports, an RGB, and 2 DisplayPort inputs. ViewSonic states that the monitor is designed specifically for movie studios, video editing, and other professional applications. ViewSonic is looking to continue past the proto...
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AOC Unveils LE22A3520/61 HD Monitor Coming Soon
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AOC is proud to announce the launch of their new HD monitor, the LE22A3520/61. This screen features a classic design as it measures 23 inches and displays a full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution. The company also included a wide array of connection options that make it double as an HDTV. The connection panel includes HDMI, RGB, composite, component, and dual USB ports. Seema T Bhatnagar, Director, AOC TV said, “We are very confident about the latest 22 inch LED TV LE22A3520/61, (as) consumers will be really interested about the product. It has two USB ports which is very unique in itself for a 22 inch TV in India and (the) USB can play 27 different formats”. The LE22A3520/61 is available for RS 1...
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Logitech G600 Mouse Brings 20 Buttons to the MMO LAN Party
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Logitech is rolling out a new addition to its G-Series gaming lineup, the G600 MMO Gaming Mouse, which features a whopping 20 buttons, including 12 thumb buttons plopped into groups of six "on a meticulously designed thumb panel." There are three default profiles to choose from, two of which are best suited for MMO games and and the other for general gaming, in case you want take a break from World of Warcraft and change things up with Battlefield 3 or the like.
The thumb panel is supposed to be easy to reach so you never have to look away from where the action is, but if you do, it should be easy to spot the button you're looking for courtesy of customizable LED backlighting.
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NEC Display Solutions Introduces New MultiSync Professional Series Monitor at InfoCom
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NEC Display Solutions of America, a leading provider of commercial LCD display and projector solutions, announced today the 23-inch MultiSync P232W-BK and P232W-BK-SV desktop monitors. The full HD MultiSync P232W can be seen at InfoComm 2012 (NEC Display Solutions Booth No. C6819) from June 13 – 15, 2012, at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nev.
The budget-friendly MultiSync P232W display joins the next-generation MultiSync P Series, which features standard-gamut displays designed for web graphics, online video and photography professionals to ensure accurate, consistent and repeatable color performance. Its white LED-backlit IPS panel allows a low power consumption of 29 watts ...
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Mozilla Firefox Junior iPad browser
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iPad fans disappointed with their browsing experience could soon have a Safari alternative from Mozilla. Mozilla has taken the wraps off a new version of its Firefox browser that it has been designing specifically for the Apple iPad, dubbed “Junior,” that the foundation says “makes browsing more fun, more ergonomic and re-thinks browser user experience from the ground up.” While this sounds ambitious, the development team at Mozilla seems to have really created a browser that’s unique to tablets rather than just simply porting its browser over from desktop or mobile platforms.
Junior is immensely simplified compared with most browsers because it only has two buttons that are strategically pl...
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T-Mobile to conduct LTE-Advanced trials this summer in preparation for 2013 deployment
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Eager to get its LTE ducks in a row, T-Mobile announced today that it plans to begin trials of the next-gen network this summer. But here's the kicker: despite being tardy to the high-speed party, it plans on deploying true 4G in 2013, throttling ahead to the latest and greatest version known as 3GPP Release 10 -- also known as LTE-Advanced. Hitting this mark is crucial for T-Mobile, primarily because Sprint and AT&T have already announced their intentions to jump to the same speeds next year.
T-Mobile also discussed its mysterious deployment of 1900MHz 3G service in San Francisco this week. According to Dave Mayo, SVP of technology, this is part of the carrier's 4G network evolution plan: t...
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Facebook working on location-based mobile ads
Like UnlikeFacebook is preparing a new advertising product that will allow companies to target users with location-based ads based on real-time data. Speaking with Bloomberg, representatives from the social network said that the new advertising feature has been in testing for the past several months, though the company has not provided any details on when the service may be rolled out.
The mobile ad platform will take advantage of the geo-positioning capabilities common to most mobile phones on the market today. Facebook has reportedly been showing off almost a dozen location-based advertising models to a client council made up of ad executives and corporate chief marketing officers. Use of real-time, ...
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Intel blows $375 million on 1,700 wireless patents from InterDigital
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InterDigital, who does genuine research on wireless technology and then lives off the patent royalties, is going to sell roughly 1,700 patents to Intel for a cool $375 million. Said patents are “primarily related to 3G, LTE and 802.11 technologies.” Considering that Intel picked up Infineon’s wireless unit for $1.4 billion two years ago, it’s telling that Intel is blowing over a third of a billion dollars on what’s essentially legal documents. What’s the company going to do with all these patents? That’s a good question. Right now Intel is desperately trying to enter the mobile space. This month we saw an x86 based smartphone hit the market, but it was built by a company no one really cares ...
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Facebook’s $100M Face.com deal official
Like UnlikeFacebook and Face.com have finally made an official announcement regarding their much rumored acquisition deal after nearly a month of speculation. The two companies did not disclose the cost of the deal, but insider sources previously revealed that the deal should cost Facebook about $100 million.
Israel-based Face.com specializes in mobile face recognition technology, which could be integrated into Facebook in such a way so that users can easily upload and tag photos while on the go. This feature would certainly help boost Facebook’s mobile offering, which the company is apparently hard at work to improve.
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Study finds internet behaviors that could indicate depression
Like UnlikeNew research from the Missouri University of Science and Technology suggests that certain internet behaviors may indicate depression. Soon to be released in IEEE Technology and Society Magazine, the study tested participants for symptoms of depression and then monitored their internet use — not the content, but the manner in which they used the web. This data helped researchers identify behaviors (e.g. high levels of email use, file sharing, video watching, gaming, and chatting) that correlated to symptoms of depression. For example, depressive users switched between applications often, which the researchers say could "indicate difficulty concentrating."
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