quinta-feira, 23 de setembro de 2010

terça-feira, 21 de setembro de 2010

Systems with Light Peak May Hit the Market in 2011

URL: http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/other/display/20100920214900_Systems_with_Light_Peak_May_Hit_the_Market_in_2011.html


Light Peak May Become Commercial Next Year

Intel Core i7-970 Processor Review, Lower Cost 6-Core

URL: http://hothardware.com/Reviews/Intel-Core-i7970-Processor-Review-A-Lower-Cost-6Core


There's little question, like the sun rising and setting each day, that when Intel launches their latest top-of-the-line processor, a stinging four-figure price point awaits.  It seems like forever that Intel's latest flagship desktop chips drop into the market at anywhere from $999 - $1100 or so at their time of launch.  Obviously, for many mainstream users, that's the price of an entire system and monitor and they just don't need all that much CPU horsepower.  But for others, the need

Blue announces Mikey for Flip condenser mic

URL: http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/20/blue-announces-mikey-for-flip-condenser-mic/


Get ready for a wave of Designed for Flip accessories that take advantage of Flip Ultra HD's new FlipPort expansion port, people. First out of the gate is the Blue Mikey, which we'd heard about from Cisco already -- it's a condenser mic that plugs into the bottom of the Ultra and provides better audio, with automatic sensitivity, a mic-in jack, and a tripod mount. It's powered by an AAA battery, which is sort of lame -- we'd love to see something like this with a battery built-in that can charge the camera as well. Oh well, we can dream. The Mikey will run $69, but we don't know when it'll hit apart from a "debut" at CES 2011, which could mean almost anytime in the next year. PR after the break.

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quarta-feira, 15 de setembro de 2010

Oito em cada dez operadoras de rede já trabalham na migração para o IPv6

URL: http://rss.idgnow.com.br/c/32184/f/499648/s/dc0f8bf/l/0Lct0Bidg0N0Bbr0Ccgi0Ebin0Credirector0Bcgi0Drnd0F0A0Guid0Ffb9469540A966617d3698bd7d0A25d41ef0Gsite0Fidgnow0Gorigem0Fidgnow0Ctelecom0Gurl0Fhttp0J3A0C0Cidgnow0Buol0N0Bbr0Ctelecom0C20A10A0C0A90C140Coito0Eem0Ecada0Edez0Eoperadoras0Ede0Erede0Eja0Etrabalham0Ena0Emigracao0Epara0Eo0Eipv60Gtitle0FOito0J20Aem0J20Acada0J20Adez0J20Aoperadoras0J20Ade0J20Arede0J20Aj0JE10J20Atrabalham0J20Ana0J20Amigra0JE70JE3o0J20Apara0J20Ao0J20AIPv60Gtype0FRSS/story01.htm


Pesquisa global da Numbers Resource Organization aponta que apenas 16% das operadoras não se preparam para adotar o novo protocolo da Internet.

Nova Webcam Microsoft LifeCam HD 1080p

URL: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/digitaldrops/~3/nxlIPXhUZLo/nova-webcam-microsoft-lifecam-hd-1080p.html


A Microsoft anunciou uma nova webcam da linha LifeCam com resolução HD de 1080 pixels!

A LifeCam Studio Webcam 1080p tem resolução de vídeo 1920 x 1080 e tira fotos com 2304 x 1728, perfeita para ser usada em monitores gigantes. A LifeCam Studio tem também sistema de auto-foco, microfone integrado e pode ser presa no monitor ou num tripé fotográfico.

A LifeCam Studio Webcam 1080p custa US$99,99 na pré-venda da Best Buy.

Veja outras webcams aqui no Digital Drops.

Via Geeky Gadgets.


sábado, 11 de setembro de 2010

Robô-aspirador usa energia solar para limpar sua piscina - Autor(Renato Bueno)

URL: http://uoltecnologia.blog.uol.com.br/arch2010-09-05_2010-09-11.html#2010_09-10_12_51_18-141838948-0


 

 

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