September 25, 2011 - October 1, 2011

Epson to demonstrate their latest 3D projector technology showcasing Manchester United players at their finest: Manchester United and Epson are bringing the Champions 19 Experience to China. As part of the experience, Epson will unveil the latest in projector technology giving fans the chance to see the Manchester United stars as never before. Epson will be demonstrating their latest 3D projector technology showcasing Manchester United players at their finest. The 3D film shot in Stereoscopic 3D using super slow-motion cameras, allows fans to see their hero's skills, technique and style in a completely fresh and new way.
More...; September 30, 2011 | Related Entries - 3D
Kyocera KC-50 Series Protective Overcoat for Thermal Printheads makes thermal printheads six times more resistant to corrosion: Kyocera today announced its new KC-50 Series protective overcoat for thermal printheads — an innovation that improves corrosion resistance by six times while offering increased energy efficiency and higher print quality. Many flat-type thermal printheads manufactured by Kyocera will soon be available with the KC-50 Series protective overcoat. Additionally, because thermal printers are widely used in outdoor equipment and industrial environments, their excellent durability is a key feature. The KC-50 Series protective overcoat takes this durability to a new level by offering increased resistance to corrosion caused by outdoor conditions or industrial environments. The new protective overcoat significantly improves corrosion resistance through Kyocera's proprietary sealing materials and deposition technology, while improving both energy efficiency and print quality.
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NEC Completes Installation of World's First 40Gb/s Capacity Upgrade to an existing large scale submarine cable network: NEC announced today the successful completion of a multi-million-dollar contract with a purchasing consortium of 14 major telecom operators in the Asia Pacific region for the world's first 40Gb/s dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM) capacity upgrade to an existing large scale submarine cable network. The existing APCN2 (Asia Pacific Cable Network), with over 19,000 km of cable that connects 10 landing stations in the Asia Pacific region, was originally supplied by NEC in 2001 with a 10Gb/s DWDM system design. In response to the rising transmission demands in the region, NEC proposed its state-of-the-art 40Gb/s DWDM technology as a dramatic enhancement and expansion to the capacity of the existing 10Gb/s submarine cable network.
More...; September 30, 2011 | Related Entries - Other Stuff
NTT DoCoMo installs two large-zone base stations for mobile coverage during emergencies in Tokai region: NTT DoCoMo has installed two large-zone base stations for mobile coverage during emergencies in the downtown areas of Nagoya and Gifu cities, two of the more densely populated areas in the Tokai Region between Tokyo and Osaka, which historically has been struck by major earthquakes. Large-zone base stations, which are deployed separately from ordinary base stations in times of emergency, are among DoCoMo’s latest efforts to ensure the maintenance of mobile service during blackouts and natural disasters. Capable of sending and receiving signals to/from handsets in 360 degrees over distances of up to approximately seven kilometers, these special base stations are located on high atop extra-earthquake-resistant structures and incorporate independent power supply and redundant transmission lines for uninterrupted service.
More...; September 30, 2011 | Related Entries - Mobile Phones
Kodak PLAYFULL waterproof pocket video camera provides worry-free fun in a perfectly sized package: Kodak today announced the launch of the new PLAYFULL Waterproof Video Camera, a pocket video camera that is the perfect size to have on hand for any occasion. Showing Kodak’s commitment to innovation, affordability and understanding the consumer’s needs, the PLAYFULL makes capturing every enjoyable moment fun and worry free. Kodak’s exclusive Share Button and pop-out USB arm make it seriously simple to e-mail videos directly to friends or upload to popular social networks and photo sharing sites. It can also record up to ten hours of HD video with the expandable SD/SDHC card slot that can hold up to 32 GB.
More...; September 30, 2011 | Related Entries - Digital Cameras
Samsung unveils high-performance dual core ARM Cortex-A9 application processor for Smartphone and Tablet Devices: Samsung today introduced the latest addition to its Exynos product family - the Exynos 4212 - a dual core ARM Cortex-A9 application processor, designed on Samsung's advanced 32nm High-K Metal Gate (HK/MG) low-power process. With best-in-class performance, the dual-core Exynos 4212 offers mobile device systems architects a new solution designed to support a high-quality user-experience and energy-efficient requirements of smartphones and tablet devices. In addition to the 25percent increase in processing power, the new Samsung Exynos 4212 -dual core ARM Cortex-A9 application processor features an enhanced graphics processing unit (GPU) that is capable of delivering 50 percent higher 3D graphics performance over the previous processor generation from Samsung.
More...; September 30, 2011 | Related Entries - Mobile Phones
Sharp announces High-Power LED Lighting Devices: Sharp has developed and will introduce a high-power LED lighting device that features the industry’s highest luminous efficacy of 93.3 lm/W in the 50W input power class. This newly developed device, the GW5DME30MR5, incorporates an LED chip with high emission efficiency combined with a proprietary blend of phosphors. As a result, it achieves a luminous efficacy of 93.3 lm/W, the industry's highest in the 50W input power class, at the 3000K color temperature commonly used in downlights for retail stores. It achieves high energy-saving performance. In addition, proprietary package technology provides for greater color consistency, contributing to higher quality in the design and development of lighting fixtures.
More...; September 30, 2011 | Related Entries - LED
Super Talent USB 3.0 Storage POD enclosure converts any 2.5" HDD into a USB 3.0 external hard disk: Super Talent today announced the USB 3.0 Storage POD enclosure, a hard drive enclosure that converts almost any 2.5" HDD into a USB 3.0 external hard disk. By simply changing the enclosure, you can liberate your existing HDD and see double and even triple the speed - without reformatting. The installation is simple, requires only two screws and takes less than 5 minutes to complete. Simply insert any 2.5" (9.5mm standard) SATA HDD into the USB 3.0 Storage POD enclosure. A specially designed rubber grommet surrounds your drive, holds it firm and provides peace of mind from shock and vibration concerns. Close the cover, apply two screws and this little project is finished.
More...; September 30, 2011 | Related Entries - Computing
Thousand of LED bulbs light up the worlds largest roof of the Busan Cinema Center designed by Coop Himmelblau: The Busan Cinema Center, which features a huge roof shaped in a wavelike pattern, opened Thursday in Busan, South Korea. It is propped up by a single pillar built to resemble a pair of ice-cream cones. Built on a 30,217-sq.m plot of land, the Busan Cinema Center houses three main buildings and an outdoor plaza including a theater/performing arts center called Cinemountain and BIFF Hill, which contains the offices of the film festival's organizing committee.
More...; September 29, 2011 | Related Entries - Other Stuff
Sony Digital Cinema Projector Cumulative Shipments sets a new world record: In 2007, Sony first introduced a digital cinema system capable of projecting ultra-high resolution 4K images with 8.8 million pixels (4096 X 2160) - a four-fold increase over conventional HD.This September, cumulative shipments of this Sony projection system set a new record in crossing the 10,000 unit mark. Sony’s projection system is based on a unique ultra-high resolution LCD component device known as 4K SXRD” (Silicon X-tal Reflective Display).
More...; September 29, 2011 | Related Entries - Digital Cameras
Nissan developing a car that will scan the driver's thoughts and prepare the car for the next move: In the future, thinking about turning left may no longer be just a thought. Nissan and a Swiss university are developing cars that scan the driver’s thoughts and prepares the vehicle for the next move. The project uses brain activity measurement, eye movement patterns and by scanning the environment around the car in conjunction with the car’s own sensors to forecast the driver’s next move. The vehicle then prepares itself for the maneuver by slowing down if necessary or positioning slightly left or right.
More...; September 29, 2011 | Related Entries - Transport
ANA plane almost turn upside down as co-pilot presses command button instead cockpit door lock switch: An All Nippon Airways plane narrowly avoided disaster earlier this month when it plunged over the Pacific, almost turning upside down. The ANA flight, with 117 passengers and crew on board, dived 1,900 meters in 30 seconds in the incident off the southern Shizuoka district, Japan on Sept 6. The maneuver happened when the co-pilot, in trying to unlock the cockpit door for the captain who was returning from the toilet, mistook a command button for the cockpit door lock switch nearby. The incident occurred at about 10:50 p.m. while the plane was making its way across the Pacific. A senior ANA official apologized to travelers at a press conference on Wednesday.
More...; September 29, 2011 | Related Entries - Transport
Mitsubishi Electric to install worlds first 180-degree OLED concave screen at Narita International Airport: Mitsubishi Electric has received an order for Japan's largest digital signage system from Narita International Airport, comprising a total of 340 display units including two pairs of 330-inch screens, an unprecedented concave organic light-emitting display (OLED) screen and multiple touch-screen displays. Partial operation is scheduled to begin in March 2012 and full operation by that summer. Narita International Airport, under an initiative to enhance customer convenience, is upgrading its digital signage system with user-friendly, easy-to-view displays and dynamic visual advertising.
More...; September 29, 2011 | Related Entries - Transport
Samsung will pay Microsoft US$4-5 for each Android based smartphone it sells: Microsoft today signed a broad patent agreement with Samsung to cross-license the patent portfolios of both companies. The agreement covers Samsung's use of the Android mobile platform, and also gives both companies greater patent coverage related to each other's technologies. Under the deal, Samsung will pay Microsoft US$4-5 for each Android mobile phones and tablets under the terms of the agreement announced today. Assuming Samsung sells 60 million smartphones a year; Microsoft will get $240-300 million.
More...; September 29, 2011 | Related Entries - Mobile Phones
PQI launches Traveling Disk U263L with Easy Push-Out Design: The PQI Traveling Disk U263L features a slightly rounded exterior with flowing, smooth lines, giving it low-key style with unmistakable class. The outer casing is designed with two different materials—the top features sandblasted matte aluminum, while the bottom features mirror-polished plastic. The PQI U263L Traveling Disk is equipped with an LED that clearly indicates when information is transmitting. It also has a thoughtful hidden attachment hole for you to hang your favorite accessories, helping you create a personalized and unique traveling disk. The PQI U263L Traveling Disk’s push-out, lidless design eliminates any worries of lost lids; use the drive with a simple, gentle push.
More...; September 29, 2011 | Related Entries - Computing
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