3M Shoot ‘n Share CP40 Camcorder Projector

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Pico Projector is trending to be integrated into mobile phone but have you ever wonder that it could be one of the selling features even for Camcorder? 3M, the famous manufacturer has recently announced a new series of camcorder with such feature enhancement. Named as Shoot

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AirScouter Projects 16-inch Image on Eye

Video glasses project images directly onto your eyeball to enable you to view images much like a screen from a real projector. Brother AirScouter is a prototype of the Retinal Imaging Display (RID) which can be worn like glasses to display a 16-inch screen approximately 3 feet away. The AirScouter consists of three levels: a light source module, a scanning module, and an eyepiece module. The eyewear utilizes technology from an optical micro electro mechanical system (MEMS) scanner.

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WinX DVD Author Free Full Version Download

WinX DVD Author, from Digiarty Software, is a powerful and user-friendly home DVD creation software, which is designed to author, convert, compile and burn DVD from all popular video compatible formats including AVI, MP4, DivX, WMV, Xvid, RM, MOV, and more. With WinX DVD Author, users will be able to convert video to DVD in 3 simple steps, giving users perfect DVD authoring experience with easy manipulation. In addition, WinX DVD Author also comes with numerous customizable video and audio controls, automatically created DVD menu or chapter menu, and creates DVD from digital video recorder, Webcam, or downloaded files.

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Microsoft LifeCam Studio Webcam With 1080p Full HD Sensor Overview

Microsoft has expanded its LifeCam portfolio with the launch of new Microsoft LifeCam Studio web camera, which the company claims as its first webcam equipped with a 1080p full HD sensor that able to deliver a superior sharpness and full HD (1920 x 1080 pixels) image quality in 16:9 widescreen format.

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Technology Breakthrough Extends Smartphones’ Battery Life Using Audio Communication

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Can you imagine how nice could it be if you can extend your smartphone battery life by simply using it for voice communication? Just recently, a group of researchers in Korea has managed to figure out a way on regenerating juice to continuously power up mobile phone by simply talking more.

The mechanism behind relies on a newly created nanomaterial that can transform sound waves into electricity that will eventually be used to power up the mobile phone itself. By embedding a field of nanowires between two electrodes, the technology is claimed to be able to generate 50mV from a soundwave of 100db level. Even though it seems to be higher than normal voice conversation that peaks at 70db, but bear in mind that audio conversation can be part of the power generation source besides other noise level that makes it feasible for actual implementation. Just imagine, now without the need to always keep your travel charger along, you will able to prolong your talk time anytime anywhere as long as there are sources of noise generation. That is not all, the technology will able to benefit other industries as well such as supplying electrical grids during peak hours and so on.

No actual timeline on when will this get implemented in real final products, but this is no doubt a great milestone in mobile portable applications where battery life is still a major concern.

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HDCP Master Key for Blu-Ray and HD Video Encryption Leaked

When a high definition (HD) multimedia contents such as audio and video travels from a device such as Blu-Ray player across DisplayPort, Digital Visual Interface (DVI), High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI), Gigabit Video Interface (GVIF), or Unified Display Interface (UDI) connections, the signal is encrypted by High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP), a form of digital copy protection developed by Intel Corporation.

The main objective of HDCP is to prevent the digital audio and video content from being eavesdropped, illegally played on devices that do not support HDCP, or been copied without authorization. HDCP performs the control by instructing transmitting device such as set-top box and Blu-ray disk player to check that the receiver such as HDTV is authorized to receive the data before starting to send the high definition data over the link.

For HDCP to perform encryption on the multimedia stream, an encryption key is required. And now, the master key of HDCP has leaked to Internet, which has been confirmed as real deal by Intel, the developer of HDCP. The HDCP master key can be used to crack the encryption which protects most HD and Blu-ray contents, effectively allow hackers to circumvent the DRM protection of HD video and audio content, especially on Blu-ray disc, which together with AACS

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Fujitsu Unveils High Efficiency Wireless Charging Technology For Mobile Market

Wireless charging is not something really new but there is still room for improvement and just recently, Fujitsu Laboratories Limited has announced a much higher efficiency wireless charging technology targeted for smartphone market. Instead of relying on electromagnetic induction that being widely deployed by other manufacturers, the new technology is claimed to be using magnetic resonance mechanism that can greatly enhance its efficiency with greater coverage radius for speedy charging wirelessly.

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Pin website shortcuts to Windows 7 taskbar and start menu easily

September 18th, 2010. Filed under:IE. Tags: IE9, Start Menu, Taskbar, Tips
Internet Explorer 9 Beta has just been released and one of the new features is that it lets you pin the shortcuts to your favorite websites easily to your Windows taskbar or start menu.

To do so simply open your favorite website in Internet Explorer 9 and drag-and-drop the websites favicon which appears in the One Box (The official name for the new IE9 address bar is One Box) to your taskbar or to the start menu via the start orb.

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Speed up Internet Explorer 9 by monitoring the add-ons performance

September 18th, 2010. Filed under:IE. Tags: Addons, Performance, Tips
Internet Explorer 9 includes an Add-on Performance Advisor which lets you monitor the load time and performance of its add-ons and lets you disable them if you find that they are taking more time to load.

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BEWARE: Rogue Antivirus 2010 is no friend of Internet Explorer 9 !

September 19th, 2010. Filed under:Security. Tags: IE9, Rogue, Security
If you are one of the many users who jumped on the chance to download the latest beta version of Internet Explorer 9,  beware. While the new IE9 is simply awesome, its still beta. The latest variant of the rogue Antivirus 2010 (Alureon.h) is by no means a friend of IE9!

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