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Apple with their Brand New Mac Pro

Written by Editor in Thursday, July 29th 2010

Apple Mac Pro

Apple’s new Mac Pro with its 12 processing cores brings about 50% higher performances in comparison to the previous generations of Apple Mac. The latest features coming from the quad-core and 6-core Intel Xeon processors have come up with ATI graphics as well as new options through which 512GB solid state drives or SSD can be worked through. The new Mac Pro calls forth to amazing delivery of work along with expanding capabilities that demands great professionalism. The user is going to be extremely pleased with the precision and power exuding from the Mac Pro. This has been so far, the most powerful Mac that has been configured and modeled under Apple. Apple’s senior VP, Phillip Schiller, has commented that the 12 plus cores is meant to outperform any of the previous Macs that has been produced. The rates of improvement are indeed as high as 50% with over a billion possible configurations that can be experienced through the current features.

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27-inch iMac Screen Problem Solved – Temporarily

Written by Editor in Saturday, January 16th 2010

The 27-inch iMac screen is causing problems to users in a big way. A few weeks have passed ad no remedy yet been found. Apple’s support board received around 3000 replies discussing various options and opinions compiling over 200 pages and aggregating 4,00,000 views from all over. For Apples management this has become a real hard nut to crack.

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1000 times faster PCs are now a reality with Sonic Lasers

Written by Editor in Friday, June 19th 2009

The next generation PCs with speeds as fasts as 1000 GHz ( 1 terahertz) are now a reality with the help of a new sonic device says the scientists at the University of Nottingham. This new sonic device, ‘saser” is the sonic equivalent to the laser.

This device is capable of producing a very intense beam of uniform sound waves on a scale that is as small as nono. The working of this device goes as follows. Their saser produces a beam of photons which travel through a tiny manmade structure called superlattice unlike laser that travel through an optical cavity.

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Panda introduces cloud-based free antivirus

Written by Chandni in Thursday, April 30th 2009

Security has always been a great concern for windows users with so many threats emerging every day. Panda Security, publishers of Panda Internet Security and Panda Antivirus, has come with a new security protection – the Panda Cloud Antivirus beta.

The Panda Cloud Antivirus beta uses the cloud computing technology, which they call as Collective Intelligence, to detect root kits, viruses, malware and heuristics. According to the publishers, the Panda Cloud Antivirus beta is able to identify any malware in real time.

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Dell’s One 19 multi-touch studio PC unveils in Japan

Written by admin in Thursday, March 12th 2009

Well, with the launch of this new Dell’s multi-touch Studio One 19PC, Japan has succeeded to score another exclusive.

This multi-touch is being named as a real powerhouse for entertainment and you will find it in as many colors as you can imagine and that go nicely with your home décor. When it comes to features and specs, you need not worry about it as it’s quite rich with Core 2 Quad processor, 750GB hard drive, 4GB of memory, 1.3mp webcam, Blu-ray player, and NVIDIA GeForce 9400 graphics.

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Chance To Win Gaming Desktop PC And ‘Empire: Total War’

Written by admin in Thursday, March 05th 2009

The release of the best strategy game on PC, ‘Empire: Total War’, is being celebrated by TechRadar and SEGA.  The said celebration brings a remarkable opportunity to win a prize worth £1,000 over.

A lucky winner will get Dell XPS 625 desktop PC along with one ‘Empire: Total War’. ‘Empire: Total War’ has been called “The grandest, most spectacular work of strategy gaming on the PC” by game magazine, ‘PC Gamer’.

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New Mac Pro Range Hits The Market

Written by admin in Wednesday, March 04th 2009

A new Intel ‘Nehalem’ powered Mac Pro has been announced by Apple. This new systems has been named as ‘Beauty outside Beast inside’.

The new rang of Mac Pros is integrated with ‘high-performance graphics card’, though without a name, it is told by  the Fruit House to be three times more powerful than the previous systems. Also Nvidia GeForce GT 120 graphics and 3GB of 1066 MHz DDR3 ECC SDRAM memory will be coming with the provision of expansion up to 32GB.

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Print Without Ink! Dell Launches inkless Printer: Wasabi

Written by admin in Friday, February 13th 2009

Dell has launched an inkless printer named Wasabi PZ310, which is compatible with iPhone. The mini is just 4.8 inches x 2.8 inches x 0.9 inches in size and weighs only 7 ounces.

This remarkable product is for those who use their mobile phone other than calls and messages. Wasabi is attached/connected with a mobile set or a laptop through USB or Bluetooth. It can take the printout of pictures in 2 inches x 3 inches.

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Samsung Reveals plans For High density memory chip

Written by admin in Monday, February 02nd 2009

It has been revealed by Samsung on Thursday that it has developed the first 4-Gb DDR3 PC memory chip.

For this development Samsung has used its 50-nanometer circuit technology. Samsung says that this memory chip will consume less power than the present DDR3 products with high capacity.

DDR3 belongs to the group of SDRAMs technologies, and falls amongst numerous other DRAMs; Dynamic Random Access Memory. If we summarize the technology, DDR3 is an upgraded form of DDR2 SDRM.

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