Tag Archive for 'videos'
SlashGear reader Chase Jarvis is a lucky guy: for the past few months he’s been testing out Nikon’s D90 DSLR as part of Nikon’s launch campaign, and he asked if we were interested in seeing the results. Considering all that’s leaked so far have been stock images and rumored specs, we couldn’t turn down the [...]
Back when they announced their Dual Drive Bay VGA cooling system for ATI’s storming HD 4870 X2, CoolIT CEO Geoff Lyon told us that by using the liquid-cooled setup they’d managed to overclock the video card by over ten percent. We’re sceptical by nature here at SlashGear, though, and so CoolIT have released a video demonstrating [...]
The last time Viliv graced these pages it was with their P2 PMP back in 2006; now the company has returned with a Mobile Internet Device (MID), on show at the Intel Developers’ Forum. The Viliv S5 MID has an 800 x 480 4.8-inch touchscreen and uses, unsurprisingly, an Intel Atom processor. As well as WiFi [...]
Far more interesting than their mysterious slate, Intel have been showing off their UrbanMax concept Tablet PC. Resembling both an HP tc1100 and an HTC Shift, the concept has a sliding/folding display and full keyboard, with an optical mouse controller embedded into the spacebar. UrbanMax’s 11-inch display uses N-trig’s DuoSense digitizer, capable of multiple input methods: [...]
More video of Microsoft’s Surface Sphere multitouch display has been released, demonstrating a little better than the last video exactly what the touch-sensitive ball can do. Basic technical details have also been released, although the full specifications of the wide angle lens (that both spreads the projected image onto the diffuse ball and focuses the [...]
Obscura Digital, who specialise in interactive media, have released a video demonstrating their new VisionAire “multitouch” projection system. The company themselves admit that it’s not exactly true multitouch, since there’s actually no contact involved; in fact, you gesture around in mid-air to control different windows and other objects. Multiple people can use the system at [...]
Apple have announced firmware version 2.01 for the iPhone 3G, iPhone and iPod Touch, and while we wouldn’t normally get too excited over cellphone software updates here at SlashGear, this one does seem to significantly improve the handset. Over at iPhone Buzz, Vincent has shot a side-by-side video of this new firmware versus the old [...]
Earlier on today we posted about VIA’s anti-Atom video in which the company demonstrated their OpenBook reference design going head to head with an ASUS Eee in a battle of 1080p playback. VIA’s stance was that their 1.3GHz processor was better at rendering the high-definition video than Intel’s 1.6GHz chip, and sure enough the Eee [...]






