SAMSUNG’s AF315 All-in-One 3D PC targets the sophisticated woman

SAMSUNG has outed its latest the SAMSUNG AF315 all-in-one 3D PC, apparenlty targeting on the stylish and sophisticated women who've moved on from their pink peddle pusher ways in audience. Its a 3D-capable computer with a super-skinny bezel(approx. as thin as 11-mm) and its most notable features are 23 inch Full High Definition display with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels coupled with switchable active shutter 2D/3D technology.

The SAMSUNG's AF315 is based on Intel's 2.7GHZ i5-2390T processor,has 4GB of DDR3 memory, AMD RADEON HD6730M 1GB Graphics card.

Google's CR-48 apparently shipping again

Reports are trickling that Google has begun shipping the CR-48 to eager testers who have thus far been empty-handed.There have been a few claims by a number of members in the CR-48 Chromebook forum that they received their CR-48 Chromebooks within the last week. These individuals applied for the Pilot program in December last year

how Could it be? Is the plucky prototype Chrome OS laptop getting a stay of execution after being declared all dried up back in March? That's pretty unlikely, given the impending release of the Samsung and Acer netbooks that we saw announced during Google I/O. This is all quite bizarre as we’re quite sure that Google made it clear that no more free chromebooks will be shipping. It seems a lot more plausible that the company is just exhausting the supply, so if you signed up late last year and haven't received one yet, we wouldn't recommend holding your breath.A tweet by Sundar Pichai in March this year seemed to clarify Google’s stance:

    "Sorry we have shipped all units for now. Thanks for your interest and we will have partner devices out mid-year."

Samsung's foldable AMOLED display prototype

One of the most difficult problems faced now a dayz for designing mobile devices is to minimize the size of the device while simultaneously maximizing the size of the display. To get the best of both worlds, researchers from the Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology have designed and built a prototype of a seamless foldable display that folds in half without a visible crease in the middle.

As the researchers explain in their study,recently there has been a great deal of interest in flexible, extendable displays. Most of these flexible displays are bendable or rollable. Fabricating a display that can fold completely in half would have the advantage of providing a large screen in a small, portable form,so far its been a challenge for researchers to decrease the crease between two displays.

Motorola Xoom Wi-Fi Updated to Android 3.1

Contrary to Motorola’s announcement that the Android 3.1 update will roll out to Motorola Xoom 3G users on Verizon first, followed by Wi-Fi Xoom users after “several weeks”, users from all over are reporting that their Wi-Fi tabs are getting prompted for the update. Well, if it ends well for the customer, why should we complain?

Imagine their elation when the update jumped out on their device today morning. Maybe Motorola just wanted to make the event more joyful by giving users a surprise.

The update is the same for both 3G and Wi-Fi only Motorola Xoom tabs. It brings the movie rental service that’s new on Android Market,For the moment only the email and Gmail inbox, calendar and bookmarks widgets can be stretched or shrunk, but we're sure others will follow.

iOS-equipped dwelling Home of the Year 2011 crowned by Electric house

Home of the year 2011 announced by Electronic house costs $50,000,this house is iOS-enabled.the mammoth interiors,designed by JEFF LEWIS,were automated by HD Media Systems using theSavant application. Everything from lighting to shower temperature are controlled using wall-mounted iPads or a series of iOS devices(which i find out most interesting). A pre-programmed "party button" immediately adjusts lighting and temperature, and bumps music to the 15 different Sonance in-ceiling speaker zones while displaying a slideshow on monitors dispersed throughout the house(which totally makes your mood).Among the extras at work here is a switch in the master closet for flipping on the iron in the laundry room,a chandelier that flickers when it's time to switch out the toilet paper(it's also interesting in someways), and a virtual butler that warns of impending visitors. Looks to us like Rosie's days are gone. Check out the Electronic house  for more automated overkill from this year's runners up.

Compulab's Trim Slice on sale

Well,the trim slice iz finally on sale in april 2011 last week 


But firstly just take a look on it...the fanless metal chasis,just six tenths of an inch thick boasted by a 1GHz dual-core ARM Cortex A9 CPU, GeForce ULP chip,Gigabit Ethernet, 1GB of RAM and up to 64GB of SATA SSD., 802.11n WiFI, Bluetooth,a HDMI, DVI, and four USB ports.