September 22
Asus Eee PC 1201NThe new Asus Eee PC Netbook 1201N will be available at a yet unknown date in the computer market. The purchase price will amount to 500 euro. Technically this small mobile computer has a 12.1-inch LCD display, a 1.6-gigahertz Intel Atom N330 processor, 1 gigabyte of RAM, an Nvidia graphics chipset Ion, WLAN, Webcam, a 320 gigabyte hard drive, three USB equipped ports, SD memory card reader and a powerful battery. The built-in Intel Atom N330 processor is not only energy efficient but also powerful.
According to the manufacturer the battery life will amount to 8 hours before a charge of battery is required. The webcam is well suited for video chat and video telephony. The Ion Nvidia graphics chipset offers the opportunity to play modern 3D games and it can be used for sophisticated applications such as image editing. If you would like to go surfing then it can be done easily through the wireless technology. Because of its good features the Asus Eee PC Netbook 1201N is good for you.
September 19
Web 2.0: How the Internet is changingWeb 2.0 is in addition to “social network” probably one of the most frequently used buzzwords when it comes to the development of the Internet. But what is behind it? Is it really a second, better version of the Internet?
What exactly is Web 2.0?
If the answer to the question: “What is Web 2.0?” Searches, you get various answers. Here we approach the subject at the top of its origin. And then there was Dale Dougherty (O’Reilly) and Craig Cline (Live Media), have together organized a conference on Internet trends.
The proper name of “Web 2.0″ was quickly found and is now even as a brand – but only in the secured area Events -.
A real surge in popularity of the term then scored by Tim O’Reilly, highly personal, as he semptember in 2007 the article “What is Web 2.0″ written.
When trying to build consensus among the various definitions of Web 2.0 will find that you end up forced on the following points:
- changes in network usage and active participation of the contents by the user
- new technologies (RSS, APIs, AJAX, Ruby on Rails)
- Increased use of video
- simple publishing platforms (Blogs, Wikis)
- a time period (2008 – ????)
We therefore do not need a new browser or new addresses for the “Web 2.0″. Basically, will ensure that only the changes it has undergone in recent years, the network described. “Web 2.0″ is above all a huge media hype rather than a real phenomenon. Most of the “achievements” of Web 2.0 has been around for many years. They were only improved and popular places in the mass market.
LG announced to the media that the LG GW620 will be available from mid-November with the Vodafone network.
LG’s first Android smartphone has a qwerty keyboard, 3.5 mm TRS connector, integrated GPS, a touchscreen 3Zoll and 5Megapixel camera. This smart phone comes with the LG’s proprietary manager SNS (Social Networking Service) which integrates different social networks and as a small quirk that GW620 offers automatic face recognition on photos. Thus the photos shot with this device are assigned automatically assigned to the stored contacts. This is one of the featured application in this smartphone.
September 5
Asus Eee PC Netbook T91MT multitouchThe computer company Asus has introduced the Asus Eee PC T91MT a new multi-touch netbook. This mini-computer has a rotating 8.9 inch large touch screen, a 160-gigabyte hard drive, a 1.33 gigahertz Intel Atom Z520 processor, 1 gigabyte of RAM, two USB ports, WLAN and LAN. This has Microsoft Windows operating system Home Premium 7 instead of MS Windows XP installed. According to the manufacturer, the performance of this operating system has been improved.
The processor consumes very little power and hence energy can be saved. The memory can not seem to be extended. This also have WiFi and that enables mobile surfing around on the train, bus, cafe, restaurant or hotel. The netbook will be available for around 500 euros. On the global netbook market Asus is one of the leading company and keep on moving forward to grab a big share in the netbook market.