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‘cebit 2008’ Stories
ASUS Lamborghini ZX1 phone – for cruising through the mobile web at high speeds
By James Allan Brady on Monday, Mar 3rd 2008 No CommentsNAVIGON 8110 GPS – is a good listener
By James Allan Brady on Monday, Mar 3rd 2008 No CommentsNot only does it have a nice shiny Aluminum surface and a 4.8-inch screen, but it also has voice commands. You can use those commands to bring up the new 3D navigation that the unit offers up.
TomTom GO 930, 730 & 530 with new HD GPRS traffic receiver
By Chris Davies on Monday, Mar 3rd 2008 No CommentsTomTom have launched a new range of in-car GPS sat nav units at CeBIT 2008 today, together with a GPRS-enabled traffic receiver that plugs directly into a car’s cigarette lighter. The three new devices, the 930, 730 and 530, all feature the company’s new IQ Routes technology which not only takes into account distance and permitted road speeds in calculating routes but also real-world typical speeds. TomTom are claiming that in 50-percent of journeys this new algorithm results in a different, quicker route than before. The GPS units also add Advanced Lane Guidance, which introduces more realistic junction diagrams, arrows indicating lane transitions and better voice prompts.
Asus G70 gaming notebook – like playground bully, big and mischievous
By James Allan Brady on Monday, Mar 3rd 2008 4 CommentsIt has a fast-response 17-inch monitor built into its large body. It uses Intel’s latest Core 2 Duo processors and can be stuffed with up to 4GB of memory.
Asus R50 and R70 UMPC – amazing moves from Asus in the mobile space
By James Allan Brady on Monday, Mar 3rd 2008 No CommentsThe R50 is the really small black one and is almost pocketable in size. The R70 is the larger one with the orange/red surrounding bezel.
Asus ARES CG6150 Gaming Desktop – looks like a fragging good time
By James Allan Brady on Monday, Mar 3rd 2008 4 CommentsIts big, its black, and it lights up red and its made by ASUS. ASUS is a company known for making some of the best and most dependable components and with their reach covering motherboards, soundcards, cases, power supplies, and video cards, its no surprise they took the next logical steps and made their own desktop.
Asus Eee PC grows to 8.9-inches – hustling more real estate, on your screen
By James Allan Brady on Monday, Mar 3rd 2008 No CommentsSo apparently Asus has a press event tomorrow, where they’ll be showing off a new 8.9-inch Asus Eee model. Presumably it will also have Windows as an option based on some of the banners handing around.
Foxconn partnering with DTS – finally integrated audio will sound less awful
By James Allan Brady on Monday, Mar 3rd 2008 No CommentsDTS is a fairly well respected company when it comes to making audio sound good, so hopefully their new partnership with on of the world’s largest motherboard manufacturers can make the current state of affairs better. The two technologies, DTS Connect, and DTS Surround Sensation, are both to be integrated into the motherboards.
Massive Software – showing off early SkyNet prototypes
By James Allan Brady on Monday, Mar 3rd 2008 No Comments
Massive software is at CeBIT this year, now you might be wondering why we are writing about a software company, that would be because they have decided to start applying their talents to robots. In fact, their display has a robot showing off their new AI software that allows the robot to intelligently learn and change his reaction to the same stimuli if need be.
So basically, we need to start finding the real John Connor now, or we’re all screwed. The robot (or the software, or both) is called Zeno.
OpenScape UC by Siemens: High-Def video conferencing
By Chris Davies on Monday, Mar 3rd 2008 1 CommentNot content with announcing a new video conferencing system, Siemens have in fact unveiled a whole new protocol: called OpenScape Unified Communications Server, it integrates high-definition video, desktop video, voice and messaging into existing VoIP or PBX based systems, whether provided by Siemens or from another company. At CeBIT 2008 today, they presented three products based on OpenScape UC: the OpenScape Video range comprising three HD camera-toting devices and a PC soft client. Top of the range is the VHD 600, with an HD camera, CD-quality microphone and a codec that can bridge up to six parties on a single video conference call.
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