Tuesday, November 9, 2010

ASUS Eee PC VX6 Lamborghini Ride Series





Continue the relentless ride series Eee PC from Asus, netbooks now stain the mark with the newest Lamborghini: Asus Eee PC VX6. Featuring, of course, by design lines that recall those of the Lamborghini supercar (and in particular the Murcielago LP640 Roadster), the VX6 mounting solutions that are in power even under the frame.

The processor is in fact a dual core Atom D525 NVIDIA graphics and platform-ION Next Generation. The 12.1-inch display is LED backlit and has a HD resolution so you can easily see the video in high definition and also support the games thanks to the dedicated graphics. And if there are few 12-inch VX6 Simply hook up to a TV or a larger screen via HDMI connection

Among the firsts for this netbook are using audio Bang & Olufsen ICEpower, so far only been integrated into notebooks in the house. Other features include 802.11n WiFi, USB ports, Bluetooth 3.0 and 3.0, in addition to the classic multi-touch touchpad and keyboard with keys to the island.

Asus Eee PC VX6 is available in white or black gloss finish and scratch you can buy from November to 599 €, price is not exactly cheap but which reflects the exclusivity of the product.

Monday, November 8, 2010

Sony Computers on our Wrist





Our present need for internet connectivity is so profound that secondary devices like the Nextep Computer are bound to happen. Developed to be worn as a bracelet, this computer concept is constructed out of a flexible OLED touch screen. Earmarked for the year 2020, features like a holographic projector (for screen), pull-out extra keyboard panels and social networking compatibility, make the concept plausible. Ten years from now is not too far away, so how many of you think we'd be buying such gadgets?

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Eizo T1751 Multitouch Monitor



Latest Eizo’s multitouch monitor. Here is newest and innovative 17-inch FlexScan T1751 multitouch monitor offer by Eizo rolls. Eizo built this latest multitouch monitor via aimed to offer industrial-style. It comes with excellent features and built in 5:4 aspect ratio, although with a little disappointing 1,280 x 1,024 resolution. It can be used as upright or titled almost flat, and it sets a non-widescreen.It is built-in a pair of 0.5W speakers, a 1,500:1 contrast ratio. The monitor will work with gloved hands and touch pen, though, and you’ll get a straight 178 degree screening angle.

As well headphone jack and, true to its manufacturing nature, a non-scratch exterior made of unbreakable glass. It consumes less power and performs more. This Eizo’s multitouch monitor is well-matched with Windows 7 and the rising number of multitouch applications supported by this OS. It offers you the best pictures with exceptional sound. Get ready to enjoy this superb monitor and work comfortably.We have seen several monitors prior in instring.com now this latest multitouch monitor comes with an advance technology and built in excellent features.

Cellphone Transforms Into a Deadly Robot



This cellular conceptual one created for the Parkoz the Hardware if transforms into a robot equipped with two machine guns, in the best Transfomers style.

Clearly that it never will be produced, but exactly thus is impressive. Besides being an excellent idea, the execution of the project also is spotless. It confers after jump a video of cellular of the Parkoz capsizing a murderous robot and using its weapons against a poor table.

Friday, October 8, 2010

The guestroom of the future








The world’s largest hospitality technology expo HITEC opened this week in Orlando, US. Running June 21-24, the event will see some thousands of hospitality professionals gather to check out the latest products and services.

Jason Q. Freed, editor of our sister publication, Hotel World Network, previews some of the product launches.

Alcatel-Lucent will demo the My IC Phone: the multimedia hub for guestrooms that enables guests to have instant access to a variety of hotel services, communication options, entertainment choices, room controls and Web applications, all through an intuitive, high-resolution touch-screen interface.

Alloso Technologies will unveil a business intelligence iPhone application. The app displays a comprehensive dashboard on an iPhone or iPod Touch that accesses real-time summary information for GMs, regional managers and executives. It includes key performance indicators, P&L data, budget comparisons, revenue segments, expenses, competitive set data and links to guest reviews.

Aptech Systems is launching EV Lite and announcing its Next Generation Aptech Accounting Solution. EV Lite is a cost effective, Web-based financial reporting tool for operators who need daily performance reporting and automated multi-property data gathering. The system gathers and consolidates financial and other performance data from multiple hotels and delivers a wide variety of management reporting.

Avaya will launch a hospitality technology platform to help hotels more effectively tailor in-room guest services by running interactive applications on a next-generation guestroom phone, which acts as a type of in-room media hub. Avaya Guest Media Hub features a touch-screen interface that allows guests to make phone calls, set alarms, get stock quotes, check the weather, make restaurant reservations and tee times and peruse the wine list.

Cendyn will announce an eCRM suite — a one-platform tool for sales, guest preference tracking, follow up satisfaction survey and follow-on marketing. eCRM Suite is installed at The Breakers and is increasing the resort’s revenue through a better understanding of how to market more effectively to guests preferences.

Flyte Systems is announcing FlytePad, its iPad-based airline information service. Flyte monitors which city you are in and sends airline flight information for the nearest airports so guest service staff can assist guests anywhere on property, even in the airport shuttle.
hotel SystemsPro is launching its iPad Internet-based hotel ServicePro solution that lets operators create and monitor all property or hotel chain maintenance, service and guest service needs from one screen. It enables executive management review of required services that include scheduled maintenance, insurance renewals, health inspections, deep cleaning cycles and many other duties.

Northwind-Maestro PMS will unveil ResWave direct website bookings using social media and mobile devices. The mobile-ready ResWave Booking Engine levels the playing field for independent operators by delivering a mobile-optimized marketing and booking experience to guests at a lower cost-per-reservation than third-party online travel sites.

O’Rourke Hospitality Marketing will introduce an iPhone app for hotels called Smartstay, a new ‘white label’ iPhone app that hotels can customize to represent their own brand. Hotels can enter hotel information, images, videos and news updates with a content-management system they can access online.


Travel Tripper will introduce RezTrip 2.0, a private-label online booking engine offering new ways to merchandise, price, package, up-sell and cross-sell. Flexible packaging options will result in guests booking more than just guestrooms and drive higher value reservations.

VingCard Elsafe will introduce a wireless online system offering benefits beyond wireless online electronic locks, which will have an impact on the efficiency at hotel properties to immediately improve the bottom line and positively influence the guest experience. Based on the success of VisionLine, VingCard Elsafe’s new wireless solution will provide a cost-effective, reliable solution.

VTech will announce its entrance into the hospitality market, demonstrating its new product line dedicated to hospitality.