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lunes, 23 de mayo de 2011

new product revolutionizes

new product revolutionizes

computer technology touchscreen sony ebook reader


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The new reader of e-books "Sony will have 3G wireless


Daily Reader Edition, goes on sale in the U.S. market for $ 399 and have a seven-inch touch screen (17.78 cm). Connects to the Internet with third generation technology mobile phone through the carrier AT & T.



Sony will bring in December its first wireless e-reader. Daily Edition Reader will be called, will go on sale in the U.S. market for $ 399 and have a seven-inch touch screen (17.78 cm). Connects to the Internet with third generation technology mobile phone through AT & T operator, without entailing the payment of monthly fees for downloads, only the price of the book.

It is the first e-reader from Sony that has wireless, which the Amazon Kindle, one of its main competitors, has since its release. But the Kindle has wireless but does not offer touch-screen functionality that do have readers from Sony, said the Spanish newspaper El Mundo.

"We firmly believe that consumers should have power to decide on all aspects of their reading experience." Said Steve Haber, president of the division of Sony Electronics digital readout. "We now offer a wireless connection that allows users to buy and download books at any time," he concluded.

Invention of the Middle Ages book

Invention of the Middle Ages book

half old invention Technical Support papyrus book


Compu Buenisima parody for our older generation. Very funny.
More than one identified.
Enjoy.





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Computers

Computers


San Francisco, Jan 27 (EFE). Apple today unveiled amid great expectations, its new tablet computer, the iPad, a sort of oversized iPhone with the performance of a computer, which it hopes will revolutionize the computer market.

It was the same Apple CEO, Steve Jobs, the manager, in one of his rare public appearances, to present the iPad, which he described as "a real product, magic and revolutionary."

The iPad is a hybrid between a computer and a smartphone with a 9.7-inch multitouch screen that makes him a new platform for the delivery of content such as games, electronic books and journals.

In the filing, Apple described the different uses that can give the iPad, from looking at a map, reading a book or newspaper, surf the Internet or play a game, making it a real threat to other peripheral products, as game consoles or e-book readers.



In addition, the iPad will enjoy all applications created for the iPhone, and there are more than 300,000 different, developed by external developers.

The iPad, which is only half an inch wide, table less than 700 grams, has wireless Internet access and a battery of 10 hours.



The device of 16 GB will cost $ 499, the 32 GB $ 599, and 64 GB $ 699.

At these prices, you can add $ 130 if it is equipped, in addition to WiFi, 3G connection.

The product will be in the market in two months, although those who want to have a 3G connection iPad will have to wait another month.

The announcement was made after days of leaks in the media and with great expectations, leading some analysts to joke that the iPad is the most famous table from the ten commandments of Moses.






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worst Windows operating systems history

worst Windows operating systems history


The 10 worst operating systems in the history of computing


Bitelia The guys talk about the list collected from PCWorld about the 10 worst operating systems throughout the history of computing. Some know them and I can say they were and are (in the case of Vista or Lindows, for example, disastrous) other, luckily, I had the chance of having opposite.

I leave here in order of appearance:

1. OS/360 (1964)
2. Incompatible Timesharing System (ITS) (late 60s)
3. GNU Hurd (1983)
4. Windows 1.01 (1985)
5. MS-DOS 4.0 (1988)
6. SCO Open Desktop (1989)
7. JavaOS (1996)
8. Windows Me (2000)
9. Lindows - Linux XP Desktop (2001-2006)
10. Windows Vista (2006)

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