Exclusive Sony Vaio P ultraportable

Sony has updated its ultraportable series. This 2010 seems scarcely renewed… but only on the outside.

Sony Ericsson Live View

Sony Ericsson unveiled this interesting device. It´s a tiny OLED screen, almost as big as a watch, that is basicaly a remote control for Android phones, even though it can also work as an external screen for different devices running on Android 2.0 or higher.

Nvidia Tegra 3 is getting closer

Nvidia's CEO, Jen-Hsun Huang, made it clear that the next Nvidia Tegra chip, Tegra 3, is almost ready, they only have to set the release date.

Besides, they are planning to implant a new Tegra generation each year, so the fourth version of Tegra will be at the end of 2011.
It also has been informed that the development of Tegra 4 has begun, but it's in a very early stage.

Nikon: goodbye D90, Hi D7000

The new Nikon D7000, a DSLR that replaces the current D90 and becomes one of Nikon´s star cammeras in a split second. The Nikon D7000 is going to appear in shopwindows from all over the world with very persuasive reasons: magnesium alloy finishing, 16 megapixel sensor capable of capturing images and video recording for 1080p, 39 focus points (9 cross type) and data recording in SDXC cards.

HP 2310e the new Hewlett-Packard monitor

Hewlett-Packard incorporates this new 23 inch-element to its vast and well-known series of monitors. The HP 2310e stands out for its Full HD resolution (1920x1080 pixels) and its slimness, with less than one inch in the thickest part.

Apple acquires exclusive use for Liquidmetal

Apple has recently make an agreement with Liquidmetal Technologies, the company that produces the material that carries its name, to be applied in technological products developed by them for the electronic market.

Cisco wants to buy Skype

At the beginning of August, Skype, the leading Internet phone company, announced that they have begun the process to go public in the USA. Another news, equally significant, is added to this important information related to the well-known service: Cisco System would have already made a bid to buy Skype.

Panasonic introduces interchangeable 3d lens for their Lumix cameras

Panasonic has just introduced the new prototype of an interchangeable lens with two sets of 3D lens for cameras using the LUMIX G Micro System that could be on sale before the end of the year.

100GB Blu-ray discs

Sharp has shown that their new blue-violet laser diode allows working in an efficient way to double storage capacity than dual layer Blu-rays.

What power supply do you need?

Our Power Supply Calculator (PSU Calculator) application will enable you to know which power supply you need for your computer, avoiding problems with energy supply, depending on the hardware you have.

U.S. Government legalizes Jailbreaking for iPhone and iPod

A judge in a New Orleans-based 5th Circuit Appeals Court has ruled that the Digital Millennium Copyright Act's ban on breaking DRM only applies if you break DRM in order to violate copyright law.

It's not illegal to break DRM if it's not used to break the law

The DMCA is an amend to the Copyright Act published in 1998, and it established that the prohibition of breaking DRM disposed by the manufacturers in movies, music, software and hardware to prenvent copies or reverse engineering.

Rechargeable Brother VGB batteries, shake before use

Brother, the Japanese trademark, is amazing us with some rechargeable battery prototypes called “Vibration-powered Generating Battery”. This rechargeable batteries are feed just by vibrations and shakes, even when they are inside the gadget.

Intel Core i7-970´s 6 cores

The second micro-processor from the Gulftown series of the giant is now on sale and has began appearing in the price lists of the best online stores.