Concept Behind 3D movies ..

James Cameroon & his Co-Artists with 3D Camera

     

           Since your eyes are about two inches apart, they see the same picture from slightly different angles. Your brain then correlates these two images in order to gauge distance. This is called binocular vision

IPL goes 3D ...

Spider Cam

          Yes you read it right people!! The Indian Premier League has thrown surprises in every of its editions since its existence. Be it in the money involved or the tech used. This time, the third season of IPL scheduled to commence from March 2010 takes the cake. Because for the first time in sporting history, cricket will go 3D!!

Worlds Smallest PC

         

          The two-inch-square Space Cube computer has apparently been making the rounds in Japan for some time now, but PC Pro has finally managed to sneak one into the UK and, thankfully for us, they've decided to share.

          This one packs a 300MHz NEC VR5701 processor, 64MB of RAM, a 1GB CompactFlash card, and a special version of Red Hat Linux, along with a single USB port, VGA out, built-in Ethernet and, most importantly for its target market, a SpaceWire port, which is used by the likes of NASA and the European Space Agency.

                             for more ..... http://www.techeblog.com/index.php/tech-gadget/cube-pc

                                                                                                           ( Ranjith Baskaran )

Dell launches Adamo, the world's thinnest laptop

      

             Dell has taken on the Apple MacBook Air with launch of its sleek, stylish and super-thin new laptop, the Adamo. It first showcased the device at the beginning of the year at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2009 in Las Vegas.

          The new laptop is aimed at establishing the new Adamo brand and is set to act as a flagship in a new line of products from Dell, which are aimed at fashion conscious consumers who place a premium on aesthetic precision and craftsmanship.

          The Admao is built from a single piece of aluminium featuring precision detailing and a scalloped backlit keyboard. It also has a 13.4-inch 16:9 HD display and is available in two colours, Onyx and Pearl. It also runs Microsoft’s latest operating system, Windows Vista and offers around five hours use on a single battery charge.

          The Adamo boasts a 1.2GHz Core 2 Duo U9300 processor, integrated Intel X4500 graphics and 2GB of RAM. It has two USB ports and one USB/eSATA combo port. The Adamo is fully connected with WiFi, Bluetooth and optional integrated mobile broadband* and full complement of connectivity ports.

           Prices start at $1,999 ...

                                    For more details...   www.adamobydell.com

                                                                                                     ( Ranjith Baskaran )

What Happens When Sixth Sense meets an iPad ?

           At a TED conference in 2009, MIT researcher Pranav Mistry demonstrated Sixth Sense, a wearable projector that lets us use simple hand gestures to interact with information. For instance, you can hold a book in your hands, the device will pick reviews of that book from the Internet and will project them on to the book cover itself.

           Sixth Sense is fascinating technology, the total cost of the hardware is under $350 and all the software will be open source. During a Q&A with TED curator Chris Anderson, Pranav hinted that the software could be released in December 2009 but the wait continues.

          Now imagine for a moment if we could integrate some parts of the Sixth Sense technology - like the hologram floating in mid-air or those multi-touch gesturees - into the next iPad or mobile phone?

          Zach King, a film student from LA, has created this neat video where the iPad screen is projected in the form of a hologram and users can interact with the various apps using natural hand gestures. Futuristic but not impossible.

                                           " We cant fullstop the techoChanges" 

                                                                             .... Ranjith Baskaran