Showing posts with label unveils. Show all posts
Showing posts with label unveils. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Dell unveils Alienware Aurora gaming desktop
Dell debuts Alienware Aurora gaming desktop, a serenade to raw gaming power. The system features Intel’s new second-generation 3000 series Core i7 six-core CPUs, the X79 Express chipset, Quad Channel DDR3 memory and are factory overclocked for extreme gaming performance, all of which are kept in check by Dell’s liquid cooling and active venting technologies. The new Aurora include dual graphics options allowing either multi-display or 3D configurations. The graphics cards use GDDR5 memory, which is the most advanced graphics memory available. The Alienware Aurora is available now for prices starting at $2,199. Hit the source link for more details.Dell has unveiled their new Alienware gaming PC which comes in the form of Aurora R4. The Dell Alienware Aurora R4 is housed in a sleek chassis and powered by the new second-gen Intel Core i7-3000 series six-core CPU. This CPU is factory-overclocked and uses the liquid-cooling and active venting system that boost performance.The new Dell gaming PC supports 4GB Dual Channel 1600MHz up to 32GB Quad Channel 1600MHz DDR3 Memory options, giving you all the power you need for various gameplays. It also packs Intel X79 Express Chipset, latest SATA technology and AMD CrossFireX technology.
You can have options for up to 2 graphics cards and they use the powerful GDDR5 graphics memory which work best with the Microsoft Direct X 11 graphics API. Of course, the Aurora R4 isn’t cheap at all, sets you back at $3,500 USD.
Sunday, April 7, 2013
BLU Products unveils Tegra 3 running Quattro 4 5 4 5 HD and 5 7 HDBLU Products unveils Tegra 3 running Quattro 4 5 4 5 HD and 5 7 HD
It was just weeks ago that BLU Products smartphones were largely dual-core models like the Vivo 4.65 HD. The company clearly wants to ramp things up, as its kicking off the Quattro line based around Android 4.0 and the quad-core, 1.5GHz Tegra 3. At the entry level is the $250 Quattro 4.5, which includes a qHD display at its namesake size as well as a 5-megapixel camera, 4GB of built-in storage and a microSD slot. The next step is, unusually, the biggest: the $300 Quattro 5.7 HD (what you see above) keeps the same storage, but jumps to the extra-large category while upgrading to a 720p display and an 8-megapixel camera. BLU sees the $350 Quattro 4.5 HD as the real darling. It beats its non-HD cousin with a curved, 720p screen touting Gorilla Glass, and throws in a larger 16GB capacity as well as a more light-sensitive 8-megapixel camera. The two smaller models ship to the US early this month, to be followed by the 5.7-inch behemoth in late March. When they arrive, every one of them will carry unlocked HSPA+ 3G that supports both AT&T and T-Mobile.
Friday, April 5, 2013
BSNL Unveils 3 Android Tablets Price Starts from 3250
BSNL announced the launch of their 3 new Android Tablets with features like Wi-Fi, 3G and 7 Inch, 8 Inch touchscreen Display as well in association with Pantel Technologies. These 3 Android Tablets are made by Pantel Noida based company. All Tablets will come with special offers like free 2G/GPRS data usage free and 3G plans from BSNL with discount.
BSNL Penta T PAD IS 701R:
BSNL Penta T PAD IS 701R is a low cost entry level tablet by BSNL powered by Google Android 2.3 OS. It has 7 Inch high resolution touchscreen display with 1GHz Processor and 256MB RAM as well. It has 0.3 MP Camera with 2G Network support, Wifi Enabled as well. Browse Internet via GPRS and Wifi to watch Youtube, Email Checking, E-Books Reading and more Android Apps as well. It has 2GB Internal Memory and 32GB Expandable Memory support as well. BSNL Penta T PAD IS 701R Price is around Rs. 3250 in India.
BSNL T-Pad WS704C:
BSNL T-Pad WS704C is a Android Tablet with 3G Support. It is powered by Google Android 2.3 OS with Wi-Fi, 3G HSPA SIM Card slot using BSNL 3G Card. It has 1GHz Processor and 512 MB RAM. It is multi format suppored Tablet for Videos, Music and Photos. It has HDMI Port as well which can be connected to a TV. It has 4GB Internal Memory with upgrading to 32GB. It has 2 MP rare camera and 0.3 MP Camera in front for video calling. It has GPS, Accelerometer Sensor, Bluetooth and Polymer 4000 mAH battery. BSNL T-Pad WS704C Price is aroud Rs. 10999 in India.
BSNL T-Pad WS802C:
BSNL T-Pad WS802C is an Android Tablet with 8 Inch Touchscreen Display. It has Android OS, 1.2 GHz Processor, 512 MB RAM. It has GPRS, Camera, Bluetooth and other features like BSNL T-Pad WS704C. It supports 3G and Wi-Fi Connectivity. BSNL T-Pad WS802C price is around Rs. 13500 in India.
BSNL customers can buy all these Tablet from Pantel Technologies. For more details dial 1800 103 7739 (Mon to Sat, 9 am to 6 pm).
Saturday, March 23, 2013
Samsung unveils curved OLED TV screen
While there were plenty of TV’s shown off at CES this year, 4K being the most popular, Samsung had something a bit different up its sleeves in the form of a curved OLED display.
Said to be perfect for panoramas and nature scenes, the product Samsung was showing was still an early prototype. Don’t get your hopes up of having this in your living room any time soon.
No specs for the display were given, though it was a 55-inch screen model on display.
The Korean tech giants did not just show of its use of curved OLED screens in TV, but is also hopeful of bringing it to smartphones as well.
Again purely a prototype, the phone has a screen which falls down the edges, allowing for bits of information, such as emails and messages, to be displayed. We’re not quite sure how this will be helpful, but it’s still very cool nonetheless.
As with the TV, the phone is still at the beginning of development, but who knows; one day down the line we could see this in Samsungs Galaxy range of phones. For the time being, if you’re itching to know what Samsung has in store for the Galaxy IV, check out our rumour packed guide.
Said to be perfect for panoramas and nature scenes, the product Samsung was showing was still an early prototype. Don’t get your hopes up of having this in your living room any time soon.
No specs for the display were given, though it was a 55-inch screen model on display.
The Korean tech giants did not just show of its use of curved OLED screens in TV, but is also hopeful of bringing it to smartphones as well.
Again purely a prototype, the phone has a screen which falls down the edges, allowing for bits of information, such as emails and messages, to be displayed. We’re not quite sure how this will be helpful, but it’s still very cool nonetheless.
As with the TV, the phone is still at the beginning of development, but who knows; one day down the line we could see this in Samsungs Galaxy range of phones. For the time being, if you’re itching to know what Samsung has in store for the Galaxy IV, check out our rumour packed guide.
via: T3
Samsung unveils the Series 7 Ultra refreshes the Series 7 Chronos with a slimmer design
Weve gotta hand it to Samsung: announcing new products before CES is a clever way of grabbing our undivided attention. With days to go before the show officially kicks off, the outfits already unveiled some new monitors, and put out teasers for at least three other items. Now the companys PC division is getting a headstart as well: Samsung just added two notebooks to its high-performance Series 7 family of products. These include the Series 7 Ultra, a 13-inch Ultrabook, as well as a refreshed Series 7 Chronos with AMD graphics.
Starting with the Ultra (pictured above), this is the first Ultrabook in the Series 7 family, which emphasizes hearty performance more than other PCs in Samsungs lineup. Itll be available in two versions, one with a touchscreen and one without, but even then, youll find variants with different processors (Core i5 or i7) and different storage capacities (128GB or 256GB). Whichever configuration you choose, though, youll get a 350-nit, 1080p display, up to 16GB of RAM (!), a backlit keyboard, JBL speakers and a 1GB AMD HD8570M GPU. Other specs include three USB ports (two 2.0, one 3.0), HDMI, Ethernet, mini-VGA, a memory card reader and a battery rated for up to eight hours (were assuming thats the non-touch model).
As for the new Series 7 Chronos, Samsung actually just teased it in a video earlier today. Based on that, we already knew the 15-inch version would be refreshed with AMDs new AMD Radeon HD 8870M GPU, whose RAMaccelerator technology claims to increase browsing and general application speeds by up to 150 percent. At the same time, Samsungs also given the chassis a makeover so that its now thinner than the last-gen model (0.82 inches thick versus 0.94). Other than that, it packs a 2.4GHz Intel Core i7 3635QM CPU, a 300-nit, 1080p display, up to 16GB of RAM, up to 1TB of storage, an optional touchscreen, a backlit keyboard, JBL speakers and 11 hours of battery life (in theory, anyway).
In any case, Samsung hasnt announced pricing or availability for either of these models, but you can bet your Nexus 10 well be getting hands-on at CES next week. Until then, weve slipped a photo of the Chronos after the break. You know, because we can play the teaser game too.
via: engadget
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