Merhaba arkadaşlar
Şimdiye kadar blogumu okuyarak bana destek olan arkadaşlara teşekkür etmek istiyorum öncelikle.
Ama baktımda hitap ettiğim arkadaşların çoğu okumadan sadece ziyaret etmekle yetiniyorlar...
Bu nedenle de sizlerden gelecek istekler doğrultusunda, sizin belirlediğiniz konularda yazı yazmak istiyoum ya da sizin gönderceğiniz ilginç yazıları burda yayınlamak isterim...
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Motorola's ROKR E6
Well hot damn, looks like Motorola went and sprung their smokin', linux-based ROKR E6 upon China today. Better yet, we now know that this 14.5-mm thinster delivers the much appreciated GSM 900/1800 bands in addition to the 1900 band we saw tested and approved in the FCC filing. That makes it of limited use (but use nonetheless) here in the US as long as you stay within the T-Mobile network. The phone delivers a 2.4-inch, 260k color QVGA touch-screen with stylus, a 2 megapixel camera and push-to-talk capabilities in addition to handwriting recognition, a QR code (barcode) scanner, business card reader, and document viewer for PDF and the most common MS Office apps. And unlike the first gen ROKR, this pup drops iTunes in favor of RealPlayer which means support for MP3, MPEG4, AAC+, WAV, and RealAudio formats -- fine and all, but most importantly, no artificial song cap -- so load up that 2GB SD card to your heart's content kid. Rounding things out on the audio front is the native 3.5-mm headphone jack and support for Bluetooth stereo audio (A2DP), integrated FM radio, dedicated music controls along the side, and a USB 2.0 jack up underneath for quick data transfer. When not lapping up the media you can talk for up to 7 hours or just sit and stare at the E6's clean lines for about 235 hours on standby
UMPC
Intel Ultra Mobile PC ( UMPC )
You can do everything with this mini PC...
There are no diffirence between a normal PC...
Only this mini form ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWSHB309Rw4
You can do everything with this mini PC...
There are no diffirence between a normal PC...
Only this mini form ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWSHB309Rw4
MTY's Students
My students from MTY
They are wonderfull people
See them with their videos...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1jth90m3Pk
They are wonderfull people
See them with their videos...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1jth90m3Pk
Multi_touch is possible
A mark says "IMPOSSIBLE IS NOTING". Yes we see this with multi-touching technology...
People make this possible...
Watch and see...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPwaUp4gepU
People make this possible...
Watch and see...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPwaUp4gepU
O2's PDA
O2's PDA 'Xda Flame' this Month
Last week, O2's new 'Xda Zinc' with Tegic's XT9 mobile interface was launched.
O2, a UK-based premium brand, has been lately making its presence felt in the Indian market, especially with its wide range of PDA phones.
Speaking about O2 products on the market, Myilravanan Nathar, Country Manager (India), O2, said these could be classified into 5 categories; namely, high performance, lifestyle, messaging, hybrid, and smart phone.
The 'high performance' category is for tech-savvy people, who want a technologically superior gadget, Nathar said.
Very soon, in the third or fourth week of this month, O2 will launch its 'Xda Flame' PDA phone in this category.
Touted as the first dual processor PDA phone with GPU and CPU, the 'Xda Flame' will feature: Nvidia 3D video hardware accelerator, 2GB embedded RAM, 520 Megahertz Intel processor (CPU), 3.6-inches screen, support for TV-VGA output, etc.
'Xda Flame' will be available through Bright Point India Limited, and will be the most expensive of all O2 PDA phones.
O2's second 'lifestyle' category focuses on multimedia and mobile productivity.
O2 has already launched the 'Xda Atom Life' PDA phone in this category. With a 624 Megahertz Intel processor, the 'Xda Atom Life' is the fastest PDA on the market, according to Nathar.
A 3.5G phone that also supports 3G, the 'Xda Atom Life' features: 1GB embedded RAM, and SRS WOW HD, and connects to the network at around 3.6 megabits per second.
The 'Xda Atom Life' will be available this week onwards, for a price that is ikely upwards of Rs 43,000.
In the third or 'messaging' category meant for productivity conscious customers who typically do a lot of messaging, O2 has launched its 'Xda Zinc' PDA phone about a month ago.
The 'Xda Zinc' features: a 520 Megahertz Intel processor, 2.8-inch screen, and full sliding Qwerty keyboard. The PDA comes with various connectivity options. Available on the market, the phone is priced at Rs 38,000 (inclusive of taxes).
The fourth O2 category known as the 'hybrid' category has the 'Xda Stealth,' a fusion product, which when closed becomes a PDA, and when opened becomes a phone.
'Xda Stealth' is priced at around Rs 26,500, however the street price, according to Nathar, is about Rs 21,000 along with warranty.
In the fifth or 'smart phone' category, the company has launched its 'O2 Graphite' smart phone, which operates on Windows Mobile, supports MS Office applications, supports push e-mail through Outlook, among others. 'O2 Graphite' is not yet launched in India as according to Nathar, the market here is not ready for O2 smart phones.
So, with some products already on the market and others to be launched, Nathar revealed that nearly 7 products have been planned for the Indian market this year. Which may mean replacing existing products with newer ones, or adding new ones at different price points, ranging from Rs 25,000 to Rs 45,000.
Last week, O2's new 'Xda Zinc' with Tegic's XT9 mobile interface was launched.
O2, a UK-based premium brand, has been lately making its presence felt in the Indian market, especially with its wide range of PDA phones.
Speaking about O2 products on the market, Myilravanan Nathar, Country Manager (India), O2, said these could be classified into 5 categories; namely, high performance, lifestyle, messaging, hybrid, and smart phone.
The 'high performance' category is for tech-savvy people, who want a technologically superior gadget, Nathar said.
Very soon, in the third or fourth week of this month, O2 will launch its 'Xda Flame' PDA phone in this category.
Touted as the first dual processor PDA phone with GPU and CPU, the 'Xda Flame' will feature: Nvidia 3D video hardware accelerator, 2GB embedded RAM, 520 Megahertz Intel processor (CPU), 3.6-inches screen, support for TV-VGA output, etc.
'Xda Flame' will be available through Bright Point India Limited, and will be the most expensive of all O2 PDA phones.
O2's second 'lifestyle' category focuses on multimedia and mobile productivity.
O2 has already launched the 'Xda Atom Life' PDA phone in this category. With a 624 Megahertz Intel processor, the 'Xda Atom Life' is the fastest PDA on the market, according to Nathar.
A 3.5G phone that also supports 3G, the 'Xda Atom Life' features: 1GB embedded RAM, and SRS WOW HD, and connects to the network at around 3.6 megabits per second.
The 'Xda Atom Life' will be available this week onwards, for a price that is ikely upwards of Rs 43,000.
In the third or 'messaging' category meant for productivity conscious customers who typically do a lot of messaging, O2 has launched its 'Xda Zinc' PDA phone about a month ago.
The 'Xda Zinc' features: a 520 Megahertz Intel processor, 2.8-inch screen, and full sliding Qwerty keyboard. The PDA comes with various connectivity options. Available on the market, the phone is priced at Rs 38,000 (inclusive of taxes).
The fourth O2 category known as the 'hybrid' category has the 'Xda Stealth,' a fusion product, which when closed becomes a PDA, and when opened becomes a phone.
'Xda Stealth' is priced at around Rs 26,500, however the street price, according to Nathar, is about Rs 21,000 along with warranty.
In the fifth or 'smart phone' category, the company has launched its 'O2 Graphite' smart phone, which operates on Windows Mobile, supports MS Office applications, supports push e-mail through Outlook, among others. 'O2 Graphite' is not yet launched in India as according to Nathar, the market here is not ready for O2 smart phones.
So, with some products already on the market and others to be launched, Nathar revealed that nearly 7 products have been planned for the Indian market this year. Which may mean replacing existing products with newer ones, or adding new ones at different price points, ranging from Rs 25,000 to Rs 45,000.
Flat Wires
There is new technology about the wires...
Wacht and see...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8aQnU2r2nA
Wacht and see...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8aQnU2r2nA
Microsoft Surface
Microsoft'tan yeni bir gelişme, bakalım nasıl bişeyler çıkarmış...
Bende merak ediyorum...
www.microsoft.com/surface
Bende merak ediyorum...
www.microsoft.com/surface
Tek Diskete Sığdırmışlar
Tek Disketlik İşletim Sistemi
Tek diskete sığan, eskimiş bilgisayarlara bile hayat verecek bir işletim sistemine ne dersiniz?
Şu günlerde işletim sistemi terfisi yapıp yapmamak bilgisayar kullanıcılarının kafalarındaki en büyük soru işaretlerinden biri. Windows Vista piyasaya çıktığından beri tartışmalar devam ediyor. Büyük bir çoğunluk Windows Vista'nın Xp işletim sisteminin makyajlı bir sürümünden ibaret olduğundan hem fikir. Windows Vista kurulum için sabit diskinizin 15GB'lık korkunç bir alanını kaplıyor ve bilgisayarınız ne kadar iyi olursa olsun Vista'dan 10 tam puan alamıyor. Ancak birileri bir yerlerde yeni işletim sistemleri geliştirme konusunda sürekli çalışmaya devam ediyor. Yazımızda Assembly programlama dilinde yazılmış, sadece tek bir diskete sığan ve 64KB'lık bir belleğe sahip bir hurda bilgisayarlarda bile rahatlıkla çalışabilecek bir işletim sistemi olan MenuetOS hakkındaki tüm ayrıntıları bulacaksınız.
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