9.29.2006
JVC lanza el RPTV mas largo con 110"
It might not be as fancy as the ongoing plasma and LCD wars for largest display, but rear
projection displays can have size wars too, and JVC looks
to have the largest yet, at a spankin' 110-inches. The TV uses JVC's proprietary
"D-ILA" liquid crystal panel tech, for a 1,920 x 1,080 resolution, and pulls
220w of juice for powering all its glorious pixels. As usual, there's not much
of a plan yet for commercializing this display -- the main purpose of the
prototype is to show off a new screen tech from Toppan Printing that is
manufactured as a single component -- but there's always bragging rights and
booth extravaganza action to be had.
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USB 2.0 HD-DVD Drive
When not busy spying on journalists, HP does pretty well for itself and the
HD100 is the first USB 2.0-based external HD-DVD player. If you want to take
advantage of the drive's HD-DVD playback, you'll need at least a single-core
3.2GHz Pentium or an AMD 64 X2 2.2GHz. (And companies wonder why consumers
aren't jumping on the high definition DVD bandwagon yet.) Furthermore, if you
want external output, you'd better have an HDMI or HDCP-compliant DVI-D cable
lying around. Otherwise, you're in for quite a disappointment. It also won't
burn regular DVDs. Quality.
Fuente:
Recy, el Mercedes Benz reciclable de madera
Este es el primero en la competencia de diseñor de autos de LA.
La competencia desafía a los diseñadores, a crear un auto beneficioso para el ambiente.
Nada de esos autos con gasolina vegetal ni nada.
Este auto es completamente reciclable porque esta hecho con madera, vidrio y metal.
Fuente:
Gizmodo (en ingles)
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