Posted in Computer on 10 January 2009
Here is good news for computer freaks. Arizona State University’s Flexible Display in collaboration with HP has announced a prototype of a lightweight computer screen recently. These new computer screens come with great features such as they are printed on virtually indestructible plastic sheets. They also use less energy and cost effective when it comes to produce conventional screens.
Apparently, ASU’s Flexible Display Center has been working on flexible display technology in partnership with corporation including the US Army. On the other hand, HP has been an innovator in terms of manufacturing many electronic technologies such as the prototype – Self-Aligned Imprint Lithography (SAIL). This was invented at HP Labs. There are more reasons to celebrate for these flexible displays. They not only lower the cost of monitors, but also allow the invention of more advanced and smaller electronics, as in electronic paper. This assures that devices like phones, PDAs, handheld readers, MP3 players, etc, will become smaller and lightweight besides becoming more user friendly.
Posted in Computer, Luxury on 2 January 2009
The best in laptops like most other products rating high in popularity do not have much to do with the features but how exclusive and expensive the product is.
The latest news from the world of HP is from HP Korea which has just come out with its brand new notebook PC that says elegance with just one look. The HP Pavilion dv3505tx Special Edition Gold designed with inlay work is all polished glamour. Specifications of the notebook include Intel Core Dual P8400 (2.26GHz) processor with 250GB HDD, 2GB DDR2 RAM, Gefoce 9300M GS and DVD±RW Multi ODD. When closed, the Pavilion comes off as a humongous, sleek bar of gold.
Posted in Computer, TV on 19 November 2008
The all new HP TouchSmart tx2 Notebook surely has looks that could kill and its elegant style along with totally cool touchscreen allow you to have the best laptop experience ever. The touchscreen technology used in the notebook allows you to really transform your notebook into an art center. The stylish touchscreen allows you to do away with the mouse as the screen swivels into position for your ease. The 12.1″ widescreen display swivels into a tablet, and lets you use two fingers to expand and pinch graphics, rotate and move objects around the desktop, drag things around and double tap to open.
