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Gigabyte T1132 hybrid computer touches FCC’s doorstep
What would you give if you could have the magic of three worlds in one? The Gigabyte T1132 is a hybrid combination of a laptop, tablet and desktop. It has a basic notebook form with a screen that can fold back to serve as a tablet. Then you can go on to close the lid…
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Zotac Nano X2-Powered Mini-PC
Zotac has been bringing on the jive to their collection of mini-PCs well enough to win our hearts. What’s new is their VIA partnership-driven Zbox that they showcased at Computex. This time it’s the Nano X2-powered Mini-PC that takes center stage. In spite of being compact it manages to pack the power of the dual-core…
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Steampunk inspired computer peripherals by designer DuQuette, computing from the Victorian age
Steampunk seems to be catching on big time with designers these days. Designer Kirk DuQuette has come up with a bunch of computer peripherals, futuristic blasts from the pasts, beautiful enough to make just about any Steampunk fan wishing for one of these. We’re pretty sure this probably is what computers would look like if…
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Epson introduces Endeavor MR4100 desktop system
Epson are rolling out some powerful machines that boast the brilliance of the much-acclaimed, and very much in, Sandy Bridge processors from Intel. The sleek-looking systems offer you a choice of up to four processors which include, Intel Core i3-2100, i5-2400, i5-2500 and i7-2600. Get RAM options from 2GB, scaled up to 16GB, a pair…
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Stalker-friendly Creepy application can track you down through social networking
As the name suggests, this one is sure to creep you out. Creepy is a software package designed for Linux or Windows which gathers public information on a targeted individual using social networking services to be able pinpoint their location. The package can help you locate the location of the ‘target’, when you enter their…
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Now communicate with an almost-lunchbox
Lunchboxes have that bit of softness and niceness about home in them. With the aromas of home food adorning the lingering air you feel at home and in touch with your loved ones. This surely beats other efforts of communication with a heart. It may seem to be something strange but this research project by…
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Future computers may fit on pen tips, making cheating in exams easier
Who remembers all those dodgy math and geography riddles? The muggers? Here’s a research that can yield hope to all those who’d like honesty and failure to take a beating. The researchers at the University of Michigan have devised a microcomputer that can fit on the head of a pen. The millimeter-scale computing system can…
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Hammerhead custom gaming rig looks like a paralyzed Alienware, delivers
Most of those who fall for customized computers aren’t those who like looks more. So that’s one parameter we will keep aside as we explore the prowess of the HMR98902 rig. The body is made of hand-built anodized aluminum and ecoresin, and is made to order. You have to make sure you’re in a lint-…
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Pioneer’s cyclocomputer gets you moving
Pioneer’s is all set to ensure that you burn those tyres with their latest development, the cyclocomputers. We are talking about a state-of-the-art stopwatch, which lets you calculate your speed, time and distance traveled. Nope, not run of the mill as Pioneer’s unique touch is that it will run on Android giving cyclists an intelligent,…
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KeyGlove could be the next revolutionary gesture in computer intercation
The interfacing or interaction with our computers is constantly evolving. Companies are finding new and innovative ways with which we can control our computers, like the Peregrine Gaming Glove that was announced earlier this year. Another new concept is making the scene now called the KeyGlove that’s supposed to be a replacement for the good…
