Here’s the latest plug-in Hybrid concept car ‘Ray’ from Kia Motors that was recently showcased at this year’s Chicago Auto Show. Based on the Kia Forte platform, this futuristic four-seat compact saloon is equipped with an all-aluminum 153-horsepower Gasoline Direct Injection (GDI) 1.4-liter engine that is coupled to a 78kw electric motor. This electric engine is powered by a lithium-polymer battery pack that offers a driving range of up to 50 miles on a single charge. Other interesting features worth mentioning include touch screen controls, drive-by-wire steering and “cool-glazing” solar glass.
Introduced in late January planshetnikov line of Apple was disassembled and evaluated by the constituent units. However, it appears that the most profitable to be selling mid-range model, as well as the most expensive version of the iPad with 64 GB of memory module and 3G. But since this model is unlikely to be the most mass market, then Apple will sell the most profitable version of the iPad c 32 GB of NAND memory module 3G: the cost of materials from the tablet was estimated resource iSuppli at $ 275.95, still 11 dollars 20 cents, adds the cost of production final product. It recommended retail price for the model is 729 dollars - a difference of more than $ 440.
href="file:///C:%5CDOCUME%7E1%5Cjohn%5CLOCALS%7E1%5CTemp%5Cmsohtmlclip1%5C01%5Cclip_filelist.xml"> The new ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) G73Jh is like no other gaming notebook. Eschewing the flash and gimmicks typical of gaming notebooks, the G73Jh instead boasts an understated, subtly aggressive design inspired by a stealth fighter. At its heart lies the most powerful components available today, including the latest Intel Core i7 processor, DirectX 11-capable ATI Radeon HD 5870 graphics, and up to 8 GB of DDR3 system memory.
The G73Jh sports a striking angular design inspired by the iconic F-117 Nighthawk. Far from being merely cosmetic, every facet of the G73Jh's design reflects a conscious effort to improve the user experience. For example, the placement of all the heat and noise-generating components at the rear of the notebook and the implementation of a unique twin rear venting system keep the heat and noise as far away from the user as possible. The innovative placement of components also allows the palm rest to be exceptionally thin, just like a desktop keyboard. Furthermore, the keyboard plane is inclined 5 degrees, improving ergonomics and thus ensuring optimal comfort while gaming and typing.
The Android meter is ticking. Acer want a piece of the pie. We all add two and two together. Yesterday, Acer didn't know the first thing about phones (if you can say that for a household name in notebooks), today they're betting on two horses in the mobile OS race. After their neoTouch running on Windows Mobile 6.5, Acer decided to dip their toe into another kind of water - the free and open source world of Android. This time attention goes to the Liquid - the company's second Snapdragon powered device.
This is a desktop computer in the monitor's frame, it is equipped with 20-inch widescreen touch display. Lenovo C315 is based on dual-core processor, AMD Athlon, equipped with 4 GB of RAM and graphics ATI Mobility Radeon. According to the manufacturer, this stylish computer suitable for a wide range of consumer issues, such as playing music, video, games and so on.
Company SpecOps summer of 2009 presented a wearable computer on hand WC2, which is designed to operate in challenging conditions. The model had a built-in keyboard, which however proved to be too inconvenient to use, because its size is not allowed to provide both adequate strength and the ability to operate when wearing gloves or other protection of hands. Therefore the government SpecOps iKey asked the company to develop an improved version of the keyboard.
USB 3.0 is the marriage of universal portability and blazing speed. While a lot of desktops have E-Sata available, it never really took off. E-Sata was a step in the right direction. Much like Firewire, it's lack of universal portability has kept it from going mainstream. Both Firewire and E-Sata gave us the speed we craved. They just didn't provide the level of portability we were looking for.
It was back in February 2008 that the XPERIA lineup was born and it took Sony Ericsson almost two years to bring about the XPERIA X1 successor. The long waiting is over now and the XPERIA X2 is keen to prove to us all it was worth it.
